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    • East Africa
      • KenyaKenya, the crown jewel of African beauty Caressing the continent’s eastern coastline, Kenya is undoubtedly one of the most exhilaratingly beautiful countries in Africa. Known for its natural parks bursting with incredible wildlife, its indigenous tribes, lakes, rivers and picturesque mountains, Kenya offers something for all avid travellers. Nature Reserves and Safaris There are few countries in the world with such abundant wildlife as Kenya, and tourists can get to witness nature in all her glory in the numerous nature reserves here. Embarking upon safaris to spot the ‘Big Five’ game animals; lion, leopard, rhinoceroses, elephant and Cape Buffalo are indelible aspects of the Kenya experience. The Amboseli, Maasai Mara, Mount Kenya, Lake Elgon and Nairobi national parks are the most popular among first-time visitors as well as seasoned travellers. The Amboseli National Park spans a massive 8,000 sq km, and spreads over the borders of Kenya and neighbouring Tanzania. The highlight of this park are herds and herds of massive elephants and an unbridled view of Mount Kilimanjaro. Apart from elephant, sightings of wildebeest and zebra are guaranteed and one may also spot hyenas and lions. In the savannah grasslands of the Maasai Mara National Park, one can spot…
      • Tanzania
    • Indian Subcontinent
      • BhutanKnown for its distinct cultural identity, Bhutan is a small country lying between India and China. The magnificence of the traditional ways yet retained can take you back in time, giving you a quick glimpse of the customs that are fast disappearing. Between the thick forests and humungous mountains, you will find a people that are welcoming with a spirit to preserve their cultural heritage amidst the ever changing world. A serene and picturesque view adds to the experience of encountering a unique blend of tourism. Druk-yul, the official name of Bhutan is something that most Bhutanese still call it. Druk-yul means “Land of the Thunder Dragon’. Early history of Bhutan is woven with folklore and mythology. Guru Rinpoche is believed to have brought Mahayana Buddhism into Bhutan from Tibet. Bhutan was never colonized. The medieval and modern history of Bhutan is better documented than its early history. This time talks about wars and battles, treachery and feuds with giant forts and castles being a part of the time. A visit to Bhutan will show you the striking Dzongs (fortresses) that are a center of worship. A walk through the past will brilliantly show how the past is a central…
      • NepalNepal A majestic land lying along the Himalayas, blessed with pleasing hill villages, aesthetic golden temples and adventurous wildlife, Nepal is a country in South Asia, which is sandwiched between India and china. From going on the toughest trek to challenging yourself to living like a local in beautiful villages and experiencing Nepalese culture, this country has many things to offer to you. History Many people still wonder if Nepal is a part of India. For the people living under a rock – Nepal was never a part of india.Nepal was Founded by King Prithvi Narayan Shah on 25th September 1768. Nepal faced struggles for democracy in the 20th century. On May 28, 2008, the newly-elected constituent assembly declared Nepal, the Federal Democratic Republic, abolishing the 240-year-old monarchy. food habits differ from region to region and much of Nepali food has been influenced by Indian and Tibetan styles of cooking. Dal rice is preferred by the Nepalese, which is served with pickle. The curried meat is very famou,s but they eat it only on special occasions. Steamed and fried dumplings are one of the tastiest dishes served in nepal. So if you ever visit Nepal, do not forget to taste…
      • Sri LankaSri Lanka Sri lanka, the land with significant history and diverse culture will always leave you amazed with its beauty, mystery and history.  Vijaya was the first man to land and rule Sri Lanka, with 700 followers,  from 543 BC – 505 BC.  Then, Buddhism appeared in the 3rd century B.C. Buddhism was founded by a man named “Mahinda”. It soon integrated into Sinhalese culture. In the ancient period, Sri Lanka was ruled by  the Anuradhapura kingdom. In the 13th century, Sri Lanka underwent invasion by the Indians. It got divided into three parts, one for Tamils and two for sinhalese.  Ramayana Ramayana has fascinated many generations, and has had a great impact on the south east and indian continent. Sri Lanka shares a special bond with India geographically, historically, culturally and spiritually – The Ramayana is one such link. The ones who have read or heard ramayana would tend to give away their last dollar to visit the places of interest, where different incidents from the ramayana took place. The kidnapping of Sita by Ravana We are going to write down the whole ramayana here, but are surely going to remind you of it with tiny snippets.  Ravana, the…
    • India
      • KeralaLand of beaches and backwaters Rich with lush greenery, pristine beaches, mesmerising backwaters, and plantations of tea, coffee and spices, Kerala is called ‘God’s Own Country’ with good reason. This state, at the southernmost tip of India, is truly a delightful gem due to its mix of captivating natural beauty, fascinating traditions and culture, and world-class hospitality services. Despite being a relatively small state, Kerala boasts a plethora of options for entertainment and rejuvenation. You can glide along the famous Alleppey backwaters on a charming houseboat, tour the tea plantations at Munnar and coffee estates at Wayanad, bathe and ride on elephants by the Bharatpuzha River, play frisbee at the delightful Kovalam beach, take in the day’s fresh fish catch, enjoy invigorating Ayurvedic massages and spa treatments, or just explore the old port city of Cochin. There’s something for everyone here! Backwaters on a Boat Spanning a huge expanse of about 900 km, Kerala’s backwaters are its most prominent attraction by far. The backwaters are formed by a maze of interconnected rivers, lakes, islets and canals. The backwaters of Alleppey are the most famous, followed by those near Kuttanad, Cochin and Kasargod. Hop aboard a comfortably furnished ‘kettuvallom’ or houseboat,…
      • LadakhLadakh: A slice of paradise Few places in the world, let alone in India, can boast a combination of breathtaking natural beauty, culture, tradition, flora, fauna, and sense of adventure like Ladakh can. Flanked by the imposing Karakoram and Himalaya ranges, Ladakh is one of the Union Territories of India. Known for its ancient monasteries, some of the highest motorable roads in the world, the stunning Nubra Valley, and the celebrated Pangong Lake, the natural beauty of Ladakh, is on the must-visit list of many Indian and foreign tourists alike, and with good reason. Adventure Ladakh is a land teeming with options to indulge the desires of every thrill-seeker. There’s far more to adventure activities in Ladakh than bike trips on Bullets. From camel safaris to quad biking in the pristine sand dunes of Nubra valley, to rafting in rugged Zanskar or the fascinating Chadar trek—in which you walk on a thin sheet of ice, Ladakh has options galore to keep travelers’ adrenaline levels buzzing. One can also go on treks to spot the elusive snow leopard, or chart an expedition to trek Stok Kangri, which is the highest mountain range in Ladakh. Visitors can camp by the beautiful Pangong…
      • RajasthanPadharo Mhaare Des… Any conversation about tourism in India is incomplete without mentioning Rajasthan. One of India’s crown jewels in the tourism sector, the northern state of Rajasthan is part of the country’s famous ‘Golden Triangle’ circuit along with Agra and Delhi. With an astounding number of attractions to cater to every kind of tourist, the state is also famous for its rich culture, warm hospitality, and delectable cuisine. Known for stunning palaces, ancient forts, dazzling deserts, colourful festivals, and the delicious ‘dal baati choorma’, Rajasthan is pulsating with life, light and energy! Palatial Splendour Palaces both massive and diminutive, superbly maintained and decrepit, stunning and simple, abound in Rajasthan. Some palaces in the state have also been converted to heritage hotels. Even though some of these command astronomical room rates, the experience of staying in such grandeur certainly makes up for it. From the gorgeous snowy-white Lake Palace and the massive City Palace of Udaipur, to the startling Hawa Mahal and resplendent Jal Mahal of Jaipur, Alwar’s hauntingly beautiful Neemrana Fort, to Jodhpur’s celebrated Umaid Bhawan Palace, the state is nothing short of heaven for lovers of opulence and culture. Also eminent are the City Palace, Rambagh, Samode, and…
      • SikkimThe state of Sikkim, nestled in the North Eastern part of India, isn’t exactly on the tourist radar. But it should be. The state has so much to offer to the tourists. From beautiful lakes to aesthetic monasteries, from delectable cuisine to blissful nature, you will experience it all in sikkim. Kanchenjunga, the 3rd highest mountain in the world, is situated in the state. So, if you want to actually want to scream  ‘I AM  ON TOP OF THE WORLD, HEY!’ you know where to go. Visiting Sikkim is definitely worth every penny however, only Gangtok and Pelling have a good infrastructure, all the other places do not have one.Sikkim cultureThe people of sikkim are known as sikkimese. Apart from the traditional sikkimese language, people also speak hindi and English there. Tourists will not have any linguistic issues. The major inhabitants of sikkim are – nepali, lepchas and bhutias. Each of them have their own unique customs and traditions. The mask dance is very famous in sikkim. The masked dance is evident during the annual festivals on the 18th and 19th day of the 11th month of the Tibetan Buddhist calendar. It basically falls between December and January. Treks in sikkim Sikkim…
      • GOA
      • PONDICHERRY
    • South East Asia
      • Cambodia
      • IndonesiaIndonesia, from Bandung to Bali With over 17,000 islands forming it, Indonesia is the world’s largest island country. It is also home to Java, the world’s most populous island. The capital of Indonesia, Jakarta, is also the world’s second-most populous urban area. Apart from boasting of such staggering statistics, Indonesia is also a veritable tourist paradise. Its beautiful, serene beaches, rich culture and tradition, nature parks teeming with biodiversity and active as well as dormant volcanoes attract droves of tourists from the world over. Indonesia’s Beaches Any mention of Indonesia is incomplete without talking about its stunning beaches, particularly those in Bali.  The spectacular Nusa Dua, Kuta, and Seminyak beaches are the ideal places to unwind and indulge in water sports, like, surfing and snorkelling. The white sand beach, in Bali, will leave you speechless with its mesmerising view. The Senggigi beach in Lombok is also popular with tourists due to its crystal clear waters and abundance of aquatic life with numerous opportunities for snorkelling and scuba diving. The Pink Beach of the Komodo National Park is known for its unusual mixture of red and white sand, and was even nominated for the seven natural wonders of the world. The…
      • VietnamVietnam: A symphony of Nature and Culture Vietnam is a country on the easternmost end of the Indochina Peninsula. Despite stiff competition from its arguably better known Southeast Asian peers like Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia, Vietnam has begun to emerge as a tourist magnet in its own right, and with good reason. The country is a fascinating melange of rich culture, great natural beauty, intriguing history, and bustling modernity. Vietnam’s relative obscurity on the tourism front can be considered a boon by travellers seeking peace and tranquillity. Its serene beaches, verdant paddy fields, and ruggedly beautiful mountain peaks are a feast for the senses and a balm for the soul. Its natural parks are a hotbed of wildlife where tourists can indulge their taste for adventure while also exploring the countryside up close and personal. Vietnam’s cities are buzzing hives of modernity, functionality, and cosmopolitanism. Vietnam has a rich history that dates back millenia, ensuring that the country has a lot to offer to connoisseurs of culture. It is a country that beautifully combines the ancient with the modern, and offers opportunities galore for experiencing a totally unforgettable trip. Natural Paradise Although Vietnam is a country with absolutely no dearth…
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