Indian Panorama

Let Rajasthan be your next adventure, the land of regal splendours and endless surprises that will awe you at every turn. A symphony of architectural marvels, history, and culture, this incredible wonderland of India never ceases to amaze.

India, a land of diversity and rich cultural heritage, is a country that will captivate your senses and leave you longing for more. From breathtaking landscapes to mouthwatering cuisine, India offers a unique and unforgettable travel experience.

Dive into the colours of India and paint the town not just red but in yellow, blue, green, and all bright shades as well. Walk into perfect frames, shop in boisterous and vintage streets, dine in meticulously crafted homes in south India.

If your heart yearns for a memorable escape in the magical month of December to bid a grand farewell to the year 2023.Our very own country has some amazing destinations to enjoy a dreamy year-end escapade.

India is one of the most culturally rich and diverse countries in the world, with a rich history spanning thousands of years. Here are some interesting facts about India that might surprise you.

A Tiger Safari to see India's most treasured, handsome, and fiercest felines, the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger and watching them playing, and roaming freely in the wild, is undoubtedly every wildlife lover and wildlife photographer's bucket list.

Whenever life seems chaotic and stressful, take a complete break from everything and go for a spiritual tour.To sum up, Spiritual Tourism is a life-changing experience and is worth considering the next time you plan a holiday in India.

The Onam celebrations in the Kerala district begin with the ceremonial parade of athachamayam. Athachamayam was a triumphant march of the Maharaja of Kochi from Thripunithura to the Vamana temple at Thrikkakara.

India, with its exceptionally rich cultural heritage, extraordinarily amazing architectural gems, and epic landscapes, is home to 40 World Heritage Sites – 32 cultural, 7 natural, and 1 mixed as inscribed by UNESCO.

In Sahyadri ranges (Western Ghats), on the banks of the Waghora River near Aurangabad in Maharashtra, situates this UNESCO World Heritage Site of India. The Ellora Caves was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1983.