Goa is all about losing track of time. Where you don’t know when the sun goes down and the stars come out as you dance the night away. The throbbing beaches and the cheerful outlook of the many tourists in Goa make you feel like something magical is always about to happen. Goa is in a constant state of excitement. A tropical paradise where night and day merge into a unending journey of relaxation and rejuvenation - almost like a party that everybody has been invited to. However, Goa is also about wandering away from the  restless crowds and heading to quaint, unusual cafes to spend some time with yourself or a loved one. It is about stealing away moments and escaping the chatter of the many people around you. In short, Goa is both the calm and the chaos.

Maharashtra boasts a rich tapestry of tourist destinations, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Ajanta and Ellora Caves, picturesque hill stations such as Mahabaleshwar and Lonavala, and bustling urban centers like Mumbai and Pune. Our efforts extend to promoting eco-tourism and adventure tourism, ensuring that our natural landscapes and adventure activities are accessible and sustainable. By fostering religious tourism to pilgrimage sites like Shirdi and the Siddhivinayak Temple, we cater to a wide range of interests and preferences. For more information on our initiatives and to plan your visit, please explore our official website or contact our offices located in major cities across Maharashtra.

If you are planning to visit Mumbai, trust us when we say it may look intimidating initially, but it is not. In fact it is one of the friendliest cities of India. The extreme energy and the fast paced life of the people here cannot be easily matched. The heart of Mumbai has some of the best and beautiful colonial architecture and if you venture out to the lesser known lanes, you will also come across several distinct bazaars, temples, fancy restaurants and a nightlife that is one of its kinds. 

Kerala, ‘The God’s Own Country’, is state of calm waters, adventurous rides, rich culture and scenic beauty of Kerala fetches the attention of umpteen tourists. It rose from the sea when Parasurama, the sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu, threw his axe in the waters. Blessed with lush hills and sandy beaches. Kerala has some or the other recreational activities to offer to all its visitors. The thick forests with coconut trees are a major attraction for tourists to this heavenly piece of land. The local culture is something that everyone should indulge in at least once. Another reason why the state is such a popular tourist destination is its famed Ayurvedic massage parlours availing an Ayurvedic massage or staying in a houseboat on the backwaters or lavish lake or beachside stay will make the memories created together, everlasting.

South India is a great way to explore the diverse beauty of the Southern part of the country. It is a linguistic-cultural region of India that covers the four Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Pondicherry. This part of India has enormous beaches, waterfalls, forests, lakes, backwaters, Wild Life Sanctuary etc. Tamilnadu tourism industry, centered on Hindu temples, wild life sanctuaries, hill stations and waterfalls is the second largest in India. Karnataka has contributed significantly to both forms of Indian classical music, the Carnatic (Karnataka Music) and Hindustani traditions. Tourists get to see scenic parks, historical forts and palaces, calm backwaters and modern technological hubs.

Rajasthan known as the “Land of Rajput Kings” is India's largest state by area. When we think about Rajasthan, the picture of people dressed in vibrantly colored costumes, riding camels through the vast stretches of sand seem to invite you to the royal land of kings. There are so many vibrant and colourful festivals held across the state that give visitors to Rajasthan a reason to celebrate almost throughout the year.

A glittering jewel of India, Rajasthan has something for everyone so whether you are planning an adventurous holiday hoping for a rendezvous with tigers or a quiet sojourn gazing at the beauty of the golden Sand-Dunes; or to experience the many nuances of royalty - Rajasthan is the place for you. The main attraction for travellers is the vast Thar Desert and one of the oldest mountain ranges in the world, the Aravallis.

The Rajput heritage which is apparent in the forts, temples and palaces established by the Rajput Kings. In Rajasthan the places of interest are Bharatpur (Keoladeo bird sanctuary), Jaipur (The Pink City), Ranthambhore, Ajmer, Pushkar, Mount Abu, Alwar (Sariska tiger sanctuary), Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Manwar, Jodhpur, Ranakpur, Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Bundi and Kota.

J&K consists of three main regions – Jammu, the Kashmir Valley and Ladakh. Between the three, the state offers beautiful verdant mountains and valleys, religious shrines and remote mountains. The people here are warm and hospitable, and they will welcome you into their land and homes easily. Each of these regions has its own culture, and this is evident in their daily lives and also their lifestyle. Whatever your reason for visiting J&K, whether it is to enjoy the beauty, or test your limits while trekking the mountains, or simply to discover serenity and peace, J&K will offer you several reasons to keep coming back for more.

Jammu and Kashmir is home to several valleys such as the Kashmir Valley, Chenab Valley, Sindh Valley and Lidder Valley. Some major tourist attractions in Jammu and Kashmir are Srinagar, with its renowned Dal Lake and Mughal Gardens, Gulmarg, Pahalgam, Bhaderwah, Patnitop and Jammu. Every year, thousands of Hindu pilgrims visit holy shrines of Vaishno Devi and Amarnath which has had a significant impact on the state's economy.  Kashmir Valley is one of the top tourist destinations of India. Gulmarg, one of the most popular ski resort destinations in India, is also home to the world's highest green golf course. Jammu and Kashmir also has flower gardens and apple orchards. It attracts tourists for its handicrafts and the Kashmiri shawls.

One can never run out of places to explore in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. The land is brimming with picturesque vistas, amazing flora, stunning architecture and there are quaint homestays and eco-friendly resorts that visitors can choose from. Those with an adventurous bent of mind will find a plethora of activities waiting for them. And finally, if you are spiritually inclined, the numerous religious shrines will show you the way to peace and serenity.

Aavo Padharo, words of welcome in the language of Gujarat because it is here that these words ring truly and the guest is 'God' and the people of Gujarat are gregariously friendly, inviting and will entice you to come again and again.

Stretches out into the Arabian Sea, with a hint of the desert and with a coastline of 1600 kms long is Gujarat – the home state of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of Nation. It is renowned for its beaches, temple towns and historic capitals. Wildlife sanctuaries, hill resorts and natural grandeur are gifts of Gujarat. Sculpture, handicrafts, arts, festivals also make the state rich. Gujarat is also among the most technologically advanced, housing the largest petrochemical complex in the country.

Gujarat has always been a major centre for the Jains and some of its most interesting locations are the Jain Temple centres at Palitana and Girnar Hills. Besides the Jain temples, the state’s major attractions include the only habitat of the Asiatic Lions in India (Gir Forests), a desert ride at the Wild Ass Sanctuary and the beautiful Indo-Saracenic Architecture of Ahmedabad. The colourful tribal villages of Kutch make a visit unforgettable.

The eight states of North East India are blessed with scenic natural beauty, salubrious weather, rich biodiversity, rare wild life, historical sites, distinct cultural and ethnic heritage and warm and welcoming people. The region offers unforgettable visits for tourists interested in wild life, religious, cultural and ethnic tourism, river cruises, golf and a host of others. There is also great scope for mountaineering, trekking and adventure tourism in the region.

Northeast of India is home to many wildlife sanctuaries like Kaziranga National Park famous for the one horned rhinoceros, Manas National Park, Nameri, Orang, Dibru Saikhowa in Assam, Namdhapha in Arunachal Pradesh, Balpakram in Meghalaya, Keibul Namjao in Manipur, Intanki in Nagaland, Khangchendzonga in Sikkim. The mighty Brahmaputra flows through the length of Assam where tourists can enjoy memorable river cruises and the flowing rivers of Arunachal Pradesh which feed the Brahmaputra offering incredible white water rafting experiences.

It is the region of the central part of India which includes the states Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and some part of Uttar Pradesh. It is situated at the heart of the India. The main cities in this region are Khajuraho, Orchha, Bhopal, Indore, Ujjain, Gwalior, Chitrakoot, Prayagraj, Varanasi & Lucknow.

This part of India is famous for its temples, historical heritage, ancient citie etc. Some of the famous places in this region are Khajuraho temples, Orchha Mahal, Gwalior fort, Sanchi stupa in Sanchi, etc. There are a lot of ayurvedic and yoga centres in this region, which brings in tourist for some peace and meditation. This region is also the houses of Wild Life Sanctuaries like Bandhavgarh National Park, Kanha National Park, Satpura National Park, Sanjay National Park, Madhav National Park, Van Vihar National Park, Mandla Plant Fossils National Park, Panna National Park, Pench National Park etc all are situated in this region.

In India Odisha (Orissa) tourism is very special. Filled with exquisite temples and extraordinary monuments, home to many thousands of prolific artists and craftsmen; and possessing beaches, wildlife sanctuaries, and natural landscape of often-enchanting beauty, Odisha (Orissa) tourism is a unique and fascinating land that is, nevertheless, still largely undiscovered by tourists.

Orissa (Odisha) India is a veritable museum of India's sculptural and artistic heritage and has long been famous to scholars and connoisseurs for the magnificent Sun Temple at Konark (The legendary 'Black Pagoda' of European mariners), for the majestic temple of Lord Jagannath at Puri (renowned for the spectacular Rath Yatra chariot festival), and for the glorious temples of Bhubaneswar. The small but ever-growing number of sophisticated tourists who do manage to find their way to Orissa (Odisha) tourism are generally prepared with some knowledge of these temples, Puri tourism, of the delicate Orissan ikat textiles which have been become famous throughout the world, and, perhaps, of the beaches at Puri and Gopalpur on sea.

Kolkata (formerly known as Calcutta), the capital city of West Bengal, is a city of every traveller’s dream. With architectural splendour, rich art galleries, vibrant culture and historical significance, Kolkata is undeniably one of the most important cities of the country with a significant past and culture, religious importance, along with a rich art and literary history. From Kolkata book fair to the splendid Durga puja celebrations, there are ample of cultural and art-related activities that one can be part of during a Kolkata tour.

India is a vast country, with diverse cultures and ancient civilization. There are a number of religious groups residing in India. In India we find the oldest pilgrimage tradition in the whole world. The practice of pilgrimage in India is so deeply embedded in the cultural psyche and the number of pilgrimage sites is so large that the entire subcontinent may actually be regarded as one grand and continuous sacred place.

Pilgrims from all the corners of the world come to visit the range of Top Pilgrimage & Religious Sites in the country. India Pilgrimage & Religious Sites are considered to be the most holy places in the world. A visit to these sacred places not only purifies your mind and soul, but also rids you of your worries and troubles.

When thinking about pilgrimage, always prioritize where you want to go. Choose from Katra, Shirdi, Kedarnath, Ayodhya, Banaras, Ujjain, Amritsar, Dwarka, Puri, Kolkata, Rameshwaram, Tirupati and Badrinath as these places are the most visited by devotees and have famous places of worship. You can also keep a lookout for nearby festivals and choose the appropriate season to visit the site.

Himachal Pradesh till the 19th century was limited to a limited movement of pilgrims only to some of the spiritual sites around the hills. When the British established their series of hill stations, tourism was recognized in the state. In 1864, when the British declared Shimla as the "Summer Capital of India", tourism in Himachal was opened up after independence due to more investment in infrastructure. However, tourism received the most boost in the mid-80s and 90s.

Today, Himachal has tourism as a major source of income for the state and its residents. The tourism department has made special efforts to break the meteorological factor. Various tourist products are being developed in all seasons to attract tourists. As a result, Himachal is now known as "a destination for all seasons and all reasons". In fact, the department has laid special emphasis on the development of activity-based tourism and opening of new sub-destinations. To promote tourism in rural areas and in unexplored areas, proper infrastructure is being developed with the available resources.

Experience the colonial period of Himachal in Shimla and the snowcapped mountains of Manali. If you're an adrenaline junkie, don't miss out on trekking, paragliding, skiing, and other adventure activities in Solang Valley and Bir Billing. For a touch of Buddhist culture, head to Mcleodganj, the residence of Dalai Lama which houses beautiful Tibetan temples and monasteries. Dalhousie is perfect for a leisure trip amidst the sprawling meadows, dense forests, cascading waterfalls, misty mountains and more. Finally Kasol, the Amsterdam of India, is a more off-beat destination for campers and trekkers. Finally, explore the rugged beauty of Spiti Valley and the serene charm of Tirthan Valley.

A mystical land of mountains and mythologies, exquisite landscapes and exhilarating adventure, and wellness and yoga, Uttarakhand has something to offer every traveller. Popularly known as Devbhoomi, or the land of gods, the state is framed by the Himalayas and divided into two main regions, Garhwal and Kumaon.

Nestled in the northern part of India, Uttarakhand is a stunning destination known for its majestic Himalayan landscapes, spiritual significance, and rich cultural heritage. Often referred to as the "Land of Gods," or 'Devbhumi' it is home to numerous ancient temples and pilgrimage sites, including the famous Char Dham Yatra comprising Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath. With its breathtaking scenery, from snow-capped peaks to lush valleys and serene rivers, Uttarakhand offers a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts

While Uttarakhand also has several well-known destinations like Nainital, Mussoorie, Corbett National Park and Auli, and pilgrimage sites like Kedarnath, Badrinath, Rishikesh and Haridwar, explore the 13 lesser-known destinations from the state's 13 districts.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Uttarakhand boasts several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, including Jim Corbett National Park, Rajaji National Park, and Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, where one can spot diverse flora and fauna. The state also hosts vibrant cultural festivals like Kumbh Mela, Nanda Devi Fair, and Harela, which showcase its traditional customs and lively spirit. Whether you're seeking spiritual solace, thrilling adventures, or a peaceful retreat amidst nature, Uttarakhand offers an all-encompassing experience that caters to a wide array of interests and preferences.

There are hundreds of India wildlife parks and sanctuaries which are spread across the country offer a fascinating diversity of terrain, which are houses of large number of wild rare and giant animal species. These parks are all popular with visitors, and offer a diverse variety of flora and fauna. One can witness hundreds of diverse genus of creatures encompassing Tiger, Leopard, Elephant, Bear, Wild Boar, Toddy Cat, Jackal, Langur, Ratel and many more in their natural habitat. So it's a good idea to think about the particular types of wildlife you want to see and plan your trip accordingly. Our India Wildlife Tours offers unforgettable adventure tours and picturesque landscape so that you can indulge the maximum time of tour in the famous national parks of India.

India has over 50 Tiger Reserve, out of which Bandhavgarh, Kanha, Pench, Ranthambore, Pann and Tadoba are known for their unique Tiger sighting, but there are some park which are exceptional with certain species like Sasangir for Asiatic Lions, Kaziranga for One Horned Rhinos, Bera for Leopards, Hemis for Snow Leopards, Sanjay Dubri for Sloth Bears etc. Leopards are found in practically all the national parks, but not seen so often due to presence of the tiger, but there are some places like Bera and national parks like Sariska, Rajaji, Ranthambore, and Gir which are good for Leopards.

The Buddhist Circuits are the Places of all High Significance Holy Sites of Buddhism where Lord Buddha was born, attained Enlightenment, preached first Sermon and reached Nirvana. As part of its drive towards austerity, the only kind of art and architecture that it supported were Stupas (stone cased moulds that commemorated relics of Budha), Chaityas (prayer halls) and Viharas (cells for the monks). Buddhism travelled to Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and the countries of South East Asia, even to far-flung Central Asia, China and Japan, under the umbrella of royal patronage and the dedication of its vast community of monks, teachers and artists.

In India, Buddhist Circuit is in Bodhgaya, Vaishali and Rajgir in Bihar, Sarnath in Varanasi, Shravasti and Kushinagar in Uttar Pradesh. All these are the main pilgrimage centers for Buddhism in India. Visitors can travel through this Buddhist Circuit today, to savor the splendid beauty and great appeal of Buddhism.

A Luxury Train journey is one that remains with you long after the experience itself. The Indian Railways provides a wide range of Luxury Tourist Train in India. There are four tourist trains and three categories of superfast passenger train services availed 1. Palace on Wheels 2. Deccan Odyssey and 3. The Maharaja’s Express luxury trains.

The Luxury Trains are the most unforgettable way to experience the grandeur of the princely Indian subcontinent. Offering intricately designed interiors that bring back the nostalgia of the era of royalty and grace of Indian culture and heritage. It personifies lavish travel, comfort, grace and splendor, bringing to you a captivating experience in the land of the Incredible India. India, once ruled by varied dynasties has so far carried the enduring mark of each of them on its culture, food and historic landscape.

Discover the adventurous escapades to the wilds of India, visit to the magical destinations, perceive the intriguing sagas of forts and palaces, glimpse the art and sculpture of the temple, on to the spiritual experiences at religious places and see the different wonder of the India which makes more special to this land than any other country.

The Ganges Cruises flaunts a fleet of vessels and barges, water taxis as well as a range of water transport services. It is offering the most luxurious and successful inland waterway cruise to Varanasi, lower Ganges and Sunderbans. Cruising on the Ganges is very riveting owing to the fact that the banks on both sides of the river are impregnated with historical significance. The Ganga River or the Ganges itself is an epitome of religious significance in India.

No other river is considered as sacred or is worshipped as extensively as the Ganga in India. The Hindus consider the waters of the Ganges to be holy and a number of Pujas (worship of deities) are conducted with the aid of this holy water.

Ganga Cruises brings for its guests exotic Ganges Cultural cruises and Sunderban cruises in luxury inland cruisers. You will enjoy the international standard services on board the ship and will love the lazy and slow pace of the journey, giving you ample time to look all around and bask in the glory of Nature.

Ladakh, located in the northernmost region of India, is a high-altitude desert renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, serene monasteries, and unique cultural heritage. The first inhabitants of Ladakh are thought to have been a mixture of nomadic herds men from the Tibetan Plateau and a small contingent of early Buddhist refugees from northern India called the Mons. Sometime in the fourth or fifth centuries, these two groups were joined by the Dards, a tribe of Indo-Aryan origin who migrated southeast along the Indus Valley, bringing with them irrigation and settled agriculture.

Since its opening for the tourist (1974), Leh has registered an increasing number of tourists attracted towards it, because of its landscape, culture, tradition environment etc. and still has much potential for adventure tourism. Hemis, Alchi, Lamayuru, Shey and Thiksay are some of the most popular monasteries of Ladakh which attract both domestic as well as foreign tourist.Pangong lake(Half in China) and world highest motorable road Khardongla (18350 fts) is main attraction for domestic tourist, and monasteries and mountains are for foreign tourist.

A trip to Ladakh offers a plethora of activities ranging from thrilling adventures to spiritual retreats. The region is a paradise for trekking, mountain biking, and river rafting, with popular treks such as the Chadar trek on frozen Zanskar river that takes place in January to the end of February.

For motorcycling enthusiasts, the journey through the Manali-Leh highway is a bucket-list ride. Ladakh's rich Tibetan Buddhist culture is evident in its stunning Gompas (Tibetan Buddhist monasteries) and the welcoming nature of its people. Beyond adventure, Ladakh's colorful festivals, traditional dances, and local cuisine offer a delightful cultural experience. The local delicacies, including Momos, Thukpa, and Butter Tea, are a must-try. Additionally, the clear night skies of Ladakh offer some of the best stargazing opportunities, adding to the region's allure.

In the twelfth century, the explorer Marco Polo wrote that Sri Lanka was the finest island in the whole world while successive waves of Indian, Arab and European traders and adventurers flocked to its palm-fringed shores, attracted by reports of rare spices, precious stones and magnificent elephants. It has more than 2,550 years of continuous written history by means of the Mahawansha, and was also mentioned in several ancient Indian texts. One of the most famous is the Ramayana, in which the island, which was referred to as Lanka, was the island fortress of the king Ravana. It is not a mere tropical isle known for sun, sea and sands, although it has all this in plenty. In fact the island has over 1400km of sulkiness beach.

The warm waters of the Indian ocean that offers attractions for surfing, undersea diving, the fascination of coral reefs, and also for the more adventurous, the chance of exploring the wrecks from Portuguese galleons to British warships of World War 2. But its attractions are not limited to those of the sea and sunny beaches fringed by coconut palms. Despite its small size Sri Lanka boasts of one of the highest rates of biological endemism in the world whether in plants or animals and is included among the top five biodiversity hotspots in the world. Of the ninety-one species of mammals found in Sri Lanka Asian elephants, sloth bear, leopards, sambar and wild buffaloes engages the majority of the attention of wildlife enthusiast. Yet the rarest mammals of Sri Lanka are the red slender Loris, Toque Macaque, and Purple-faced Langur, who according to IUCN clarifications are endangered due to habitat loss.

Republic of the Maldives is a sovereign archipelagic nation positioned in the Indian Ocean. Notably the South Asian Island nation has no counterpart in the entire world in terms of its unique geography and topography.

The Maldives, located on top of a vast underwater mountain range have around 1190 islands and sandbanks. The pearl string like islands covers a land area of no less than 298 km2.  All the islands are encircled by a lagoon blessed with crystal clear water. These islands are protected by a reef structure, housing one of the most exclusive and spectacular underwater life. Rising from the deep blue of the vast expanse of the Indian Ocean are more than a thousand islands and thousands more reefs that form the Maldives.

What better place to relax and enjoy yourself than the romantic dunes that adorn these islands. Imagine a place that is nothing but surf and sun; where paradise meets reality. You can choose any of the ninety resorts islands across the Maldives for your honeymoon or holiday stay; allowing yourself the freedom to explore everything is amazing tropical wonderland has to offer. Everything has been designed with the luxury and comfort of travelers in mind, which is why per capita it is the busiest tourist area in the world. Half a million people every year rediscover this paradise.

The famed beauty of Andamans will keep you awestruck and speechless. It is proven that Andamans is much more magnificent and alluring than what we watch in movies or television, or in discovery channel programs and tourism videos. The Indian archipelago consist of more than 300 Islands in Andaman alone and the remaining 272 Islands constitute the Nicobar Islands. The Indigenous tribes have been living in some parts of these Islands since 2000 years. The travellers are restricted to visit these places from a culture preservation point of view, but you can learn a lot about them at the Samudrika Marine Museum. The museum also hosts many exotic marine species and skeleton of the blue whale.

If you want to go on a budget holidays, Andaman is the place to be. With its sparkling blue water, colorful coral reefs and white sand beaches, you get the best of views. Water sports is something you cannot miss on these Islands. North Bay Island is the best spot for snorkeling, deep diving and underwater sea-walking. A common misconception amongst people is that they should have prior swimming or diving experience for them to enjoy these water sports which is far from the truth. If still, you are not confident enough to try the mentioned water sports, you can try the Banana Boat, which is thrilling and much safer. For kids and older adults, there is glass bottom boat ride, and Cellular Jail light show is a must for all ages.

Nepal is one of the world's premier destinations for first-time and experienced trekkers. It contains 8 of the world's 10 highest peaks, including Mount Everest - the world’s tallest - on the border with Tibet, and Lumbini, the birth place of Gautama Buddha, the founder of Buddhism with magnificent Himalayan mountains, vast and icy glaciers, rich green vegetation, ancient history, exquisite monuments and exotic wildlife sanctuaries.

Rafting in Nepal is usually a 'wilderness' experience in that most rivers don't have highways alongside them - but it's a soft, tamed, wilderness with white beaches for camping, clean blue rivers, friendly locals and few 'nasties' - someone described it as 'blissful escapism'. There are 14 national parks and wildlife reserves in the Kingdom. Royal Chitwan National Park, Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, and Royal Bardiya National Park are most famous and popular. The activity of Nepal Jungle Safari includes canoeing, nature walks, bird watching, excursions, and visit to an ethnic Tharu village in the Jungle Safari Park. Nepal's diverse terrain is a mountain biker's dream adventure come true. Mountain biking offers an environmentally sound way of exploring this magnificent country, its landscape and living heritage.  There are plenty of dirt roads and trails in Nepal to meet every mountain biker's wildest fantasy.

Mountain biking is specially recommended if you wish to explore urban centers of Nepal such as Pokhara and Kathmandu as well as countryside in the outskirts. Imagine, if you will, a ride through lush green rice fields, through hamlets, up and down the hillside, along the river bank, around temples, past the street-roaming cattle, along the suspension bridge, along the highway, you name it. Through snow, Monsoon downpour, wonderful light effects, or fierce headwinds, depending on place and season. The adventurous souls may plan extended trips to such exotic locales as Tibet, Namche Bazaar, and western Nepal. You could even do the entire length of Nepal across the plains. What you can or cannot do on mountain bike is limited only by your imagination. Want to experience the pleasure of being alive, then set yourself for an experience the trek and witness the wild and lofty places of Nepal that you will love.

Those who visited Bhutan describe it as a truly mystical and unique destination, this country of rolling hills and towering crags certainly exudes charm. The mountains are magnificent, the forest are dense, the people are delightful, the air is pure, the architecture inspiring, the religion exciting and the art superb.

Like timeless images from the past, the traveler encounters the full glory of this ancient land through its strategic fortresses known as Dzongs, numerous ancient temples, monasteries and stupas which dot the countryside, prayer flags which flutter along the high ridges, wild animals which abound in dense forests, foamy white waterfalls which are the ethereal showers, and the warm smile of its friendly people.

Tourism in Bhutan began in 1974, when the Government of Bhutan, in an effort to raise revenue and to promote the country's unique culture and traditions to the outside world, opened its isolated country to foreigners. During the flight the country gives, a firsthand close up view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga and other famous peaks of the Himalaya range become a reality.

Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, is one of the least known countries in Asia, This country of 55 million is rapidly emerging from more than 50 years of military dictatorship, blossoming into as worthy a stop as its popular neighbors. If you are planning to travel in Asia, Myanmar is the most authentic place to visit. It is rich in history, culture and tradition. It has become a magnet for tourists. It has some wondrous sights: a thousand temples scattered across the countryside in Bagan; the leg-rowers and floating gardens of Inle Lake, and majestic rivers - the Ayeyarwady and the Chindwin - navigable into the furthest reaches of the country.

Myanmar's culture is heavily influenced by Buddhism. Influence of ancient Indian culture intertwined with local traditions and some Chinese influences can be clearly seen in local architecture and food habits. Various stupas and temples throughout the country bear a distinct resemblance to those in northern India. Most memorable of all, though, are the encounters with people eager to introduce foreigners to their country and their culture.