India is one word for diversity. Swaying through its sundry landscapes, you come across incredible lives and intriguing stories. India has the competence of beguiling all your five senses! From hosting soul stirring religious ceremonies for a local deity to heart-thumping musical concerts, India pleases the hearts of the traditional and the novels along with keeping its splendour embraced.
Even the mere mention of Northern India conjures visions of majestic mountains and glacial lakes. United by the snow-draped Himalayas and blessed by the sacred Ganges, this captivating region is a mosaic of vibrant cultures, age-old traditions, diverse dialects, and delectable cuisines.
Its landscape gleams with architectural marvels and a regal legacy proudly echoed through traditional fairs, the spellbinding palaces of Rajasthan, the awe-inspiring step wells of Chand Baori, and the iconic Taj Mahal. Meander through the storied lanes of Old Delhi, indulge in its rich culinary heritage, admire the grandeur of Mughal artistry in Agra and Fatehpur Sikri, and immerse yourself in the opulence of the maharajas’ land—where every corner tells a tale worth remembering.
Embracing a striking contrast with the peaks of North, are the lush greens of South! Southern India is India’s misty heartland with the splendid relics of many civilizations, cascading coastline, shimmering backwaters, classical temple architecture, ambrosial spice gardens, emerald tea plantations and hill-station retreats of the Western Ghats.
Along with serving impressive plantation sights, this region takes you on a culinary journey, ranging from large papery dosas (savoury crepes), fluffy idlis (fermented rice cakes), coconut-infused seafood and the rich aroma of filtered coffee.
If that was not enough, it is also home to the perfect combination of beaches and mountains, for wellness and rejuvenation with nature.
The heart of this diversified country – Central India is a soft and mystical land peppered with the ancient temples of Khajuraho, majestic forts of Orchha & Gwalior, magnificent Stupas of Sanchi and the archaeological sites in Chhattisgarh. It is true to say that the river valleys, entwining plains and dense forests here will take you back to the Kipling era.Being home to India's largest conservation programs, the famous national parks Kanha and Bhandavgarh makes Central India rich in exotic biodiversity and popular among wildlife enthusiasts.
It is one of the least touched realms in India which ensures that the terrain here is in its pristine state, having plenty of ‘never-seen-before’ to offer the modern-day traveller. Stunning historical monuments and a lucid rural lifestyle is the most elegant gem of this part of India.
With its wondrous mix of traditions, spiritual beliefs, architecture, modern lifestyle, and landscapes from Himalayas to the Ocean, India has it all to quench your wanderlust! It’s cuisine is as diverse as its terrain; from the tempting street food of the labyrinthine lanes and alleyways leading to first-class fine dining restaurants. Meals served here indulge in traditional snacks to present-day modern fusion dishes. It is a land of spices reflecting the millennia of regional and global influences. India has all the charms to entice and make one stay.
The most diverse of them all, Western India is a vast canvas showcasing a plethora of India’s iconic attractions.Encompassing all unique charms, this region gives the finest view of the greatness of India’s past and the glory of its today. Explore Gandhi’s legacy at Ahmadabad, eye the sacred Jain and Hindu pilgrimage sites at Dwarka, explore the craft villages of Kutch that ace the art of block-printing, pottery and bell making.
The wilderness that breathes in the national parks with the vigorous roars of Asiatic lions, the antiquated past that resides in the extraordinary cave temples of Ellora and Ajanta, the palm-fringed beaches and iconic megalopolis of Mumbai, Western India is an all-rounder!
A kaleidoscope of unique cultures, religions, and ethnicities, Eastern India allures you to its unheard travel tales. The region is dotted with tea plantations, waterfalls, local tribes, religious sites, sun temple and experiential toy trains of the British Era along with Buddhist monasteries.
Like a painting with all the vibrant colours - Kolkata is the finest mirror of Indian culture, a land where many civilisations left their footprints - the Sun temple of Konark is a majestic beauty of all times, Bodh Gaya the major learning centre of Buddhism is where enlightenment resides and the tea plantation of Darjeeling exquisitely unfolds the different flavours of this region.
