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North India, most important part of
India has shaped the course of
India's historical and cultural
evolution over the last 3500 years. The
origin of sacred river Ganga, Yamuna
and sources of many other important
rivers are in northern India. The
mighty Himalayas from Himachal Pradesh
to Arunachal Pradesh safeguarding the
country are also part of the northern
India.
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Eastern Zone the Cultural Heritage of
India. You can have a taste of beache
spread along the way, temples,
monastries, buddhist circuit with a
rural touch. Most Famous tourist
destinations for this region are,
Calcutta, Former Captal of India, Puri,
Bhubaneshwar, Buddhist Circuit in
Bihar, Monastries in Sikkim,
Kanchenjunga Range of Mountains in
Darjeeling etc.
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South India is one of the land of
natural beauty. Explore the magic of
South India and witness the variations
in culture, religious values, famous
backwaters, the sunny white sand
beaches, the colourful and historic
temples, the exotic gardens and theme
parks. Indulge yourself in a rich
travelling extravaganza that will
remain etched in your memory.
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West India, the region consists the
states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Daman &
Diu, and Goa is generally considered as
the western part of India. One common
thread that binds all the states is the
Arabian Sea, whose shores are shared by
all. Western India can easily be
considered as the most economically
developed of all the regions in India
today. Travel wise, the states are home
to some of the earliest monuments like
Ajanta & Ellora caves, Harappan sites
of Lothal and Kalibanga, and great
Buddhist shrines like Karla and
Amravati. Beaches of Goa are second to
none in the world and a hotspot for the
international sun and sand seekers.
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Life goes wild when one sets out for
touring the Indian wildlife
destinations, the beauty of the nature
in its fullest and the terrain, deep
forests and the most exotic animals,
make India one of the best places on
earth for wildlife tours. The names
that are included in this arena are
also, no less hi profile, and just by
hearing the names you'll feel the
exotic landscapes and vibrating, wild
lives. Even if you don't remember
all, do visit Kanha, Bandhavgarh,
Corbett and Kaziranga, to meet some
really friendly beasts and, of course,
no less friendly tribal and spirited
folk. Oh, you are free enough, go
Ranthambore too.
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The Central India region is in the very
heart of India and geographically it is
a land of contrasts, with river
valleys, dense forests and rolling
plains and also has been the site of
human activity since prehistoric times
and its central location explains its
turbulent history, reflected in the
hundreds of archaeological sites
throughout the region that contian art
forms represting virtually every phase
in Indian history. Most destinations in
the region are well served by air.
Daily flight operate to Khajuraho,
Varanasi, from Delhi. These
destinations are also on trunk rail
routes and are linked by national
highways.
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