India has immense potential for Tribal tourism. Here, travelers will be exposed to a culture, entirely different from their own. Almost all the states of India have tribal communities but predominately of them are Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Himachal Pradesh, Assam and Nagaland. It must be a local specialist tour and the tourist should be sensitive towards the culture and tradition of the tribes. Tourism can open the window of outside world for the tribes and also enhance the employment generation.

Travelers, today have changed the definition of travel. They are always looking for something new, unexplored and want to get insight of the hidden treasure which the country like India is blessed with. In the off- beat tour, you need to escape the bustling and much publicized destinations and turn to a relatively lesser known hinterland to enjoy amazing culture and natural beauty in its purest form.

Indulging locals during the tours make the tourists understand the socio-cultural and economic condition as well as the daily life of the people of that area. Involving locals in tourism will also help in achieving a broader aspect of sustainable tourism. A sense of accomplishment can be achieved only if you connect with the local people during the tour.

India has a numerous romantic destinations that suit the mood of the newly married couples. From Kashmir to Kanyakumari, any destination, we can craft special package that makes the special moment of the couple, a life time experience. We ensure that all of our guests feel exclusive and privileged during their stay.

India has become a shopper’s paradise but as the name suggest, you need to be manipulative and patient. We are witnessing a growth trajectory and hence a retail boom which has opened the Pandora box for shoppers. India offers wide verities of options as both new ages malls and high street shopping are available side by side. The colourful markets, flourished with handicrafts items, designers dresses, sweet and spices lure the clients.

India has been a center for learning since ages. Nalanda and Takshashila universities were the renowned ancient institute of higher learning. Today, we have some world class academic institutions offering education in different streams.  Students groups from different schools and universities from across the globe come and impart  with the knowledge on Science, Arts, Culture, Painting, Photography, Dance, Yoga and many more.

We are here to provide customized tourism activities that cater the special interest of the group. Special interest tourism includes many more things than just cultural and heritage tourism. Special interest tourism opens a plethora of options based on the need of the clients.

Medical Tourism is a growing sector in India. Lots of patients from all over the world come to India, where healthcare facilities are world class at a very reasonable cost. The quality of medical services has catapulted its image immensely as a developed nation. Apart from modern medical facilities, India has been an epicenter of Ayurveda and wellness which draws a substantial number of visitors from across the globe.

India is the birth place of Ayurveda and Yoga, which are older than our civilization. It is inherent to our culture and way of life and a perfect instrument that balance our mind, body and soul. Today, when everybody wants to move closer to nature, Yoga and Ayurveda impels you for the same. Yoga and Ayurveda are in fact gift from India to the world. Both the tailor made and standalone programs on Yoga and Ayurveda will be on offer.

Adventure sports are gaining popularity in Indian tourism sector. The topography of India provides immense potential for sports and adventure lovers. Numerous sports like mountaineering, trekking, mountain biking, cycling, canoeing, scuba diving, rafting, kayaking, zip lining and hiking are available in India. India offer widest variety of activities from under sea to 18000 ft altitude in Himalaya. No other country in the world offer so much of variation.

India is the birth place of four major religions -Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism and Jainism. People of all the religions and faith live here in a congenial and harmonious environment. The constitution of India allows people to select and celebrate the festivals of their own faith. The sacred religious place of all the religions, Hindu Temples, Buddhist & Jain temples, Gurudwara (Sikh temples), Mosques, Churches, Synagogues attracts thousands of visitors from all the over the world. They all want to soak into the religious fever. We also have a small percentage of population that practice Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Baha'I' Faith.

Archaeology is all about digging the past that propels the present. It is a form of cultural and heritage tourism which aims to promote public interest in archaeology. India has been bestowed with a number of archaeological sites, right from the oldest,  Indus valley civilization to medieval period, till British colonial era. Visits of archaeological sites have been in the priority list of students groups, research scholars, geologists and many other tourists. Archaeological tourism consists of visit to an archaeological site, monument and art gallery. The motivating force behind the archaeological tourism is a passion for the past and interest in the learning about the ancient or historical culture that inhabited the area being visited.

India has been a land of rich history and royal inheritance. There are many forts and palaces in different parts of the country which are synonyms of royalty, culture, history, art, food and life style of the royal families in the past. Rajasthan is in the top list, where royalty was blooming in full. As a tourist, you will have a gracious feeling during your visit or stay to these grand forts, elegant palaces, magnificent castles, impressive heritage hotels and ethnic havelis.

It is once in a life time experience to indulge in the royal side of India and feel the warmth of hospitality, like raja and maharaja of old time. Some of the finest luxury hotels and resorts, spa, cruises, trains, vintage cars, gala dinners and hospitality of ever smiling faces will pamper you throughout your life. Royal welcome, fireworks, decorated ambience, gala dinner and numerous activities that add spices to the royalty and feeling of exclusiveness.

In modern India, you will find the facilities that cater all the segments of the tourists. Though luxury tourism is still in minority, it plays significant role in this sector.  We can tailor a regal experience for the tourist who wants to sample luxury in India. Adorned with luxurious hotels, rejuvenating beach gateways, oases in the desert, spectacular cruise, magnificent train, royal wedding, most scenic golf course, mouthwatering delicious food from the best of chefs, have made India a real incredible destination.

India has the finest architectural marvel in the form of temples, some of them are as old as 2300 years (3rd BC). The strong religious belief of the people made the kingdoms to invest a large chunk of resources in the temples. Be it a Hindu temple, Sikh temple, Jain temple or Buddhist temple, they fascinate millions of people within the country and across the world to travel either on the name or pilgrimage or culture and heritage tour. Temple tourism is an extricable form of religious tourism.

In the era of broadening urbanity and mushrooming worldliness there is a space for nature and all its constituents. Our national animal, prowls in greater number than anywhere in the world and it has become the synonym of wildlife tourism in India but for a true nature lover and wildlife enthusiast, there are many more. Contrary to ancient time, today, we are more sensitive and conscious, when we invade the territories of the animal kingdom. India has hundreds of national parks and wildlife sanctuaries where thousands of species of flora and fauna inhibit. Over the period of time very good infrastructure has been developed around the sanctuaries for the comfort of the tourists.   

India has 7516 km of coastal line encircling it from three sides. Coastline is glamorized with some embellished beaches. India embraces as many as 215 incredibly scenic beaches that invite people from across the country to involve in wide range of beach activities. Some of the world class beaches in Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamilnadu and Andaman have been favorite of European and other travelers from the worlds. On the onset of winter, the tourists flocked on these exotic beaches to experience some sun, sand and sea.

Ecotourism adheres to providing nature based experience without having negative impacts on the fragile natural environment. Tourists are moving towards nature tourism, in order to enjoy the grandeur of nature and escape from the pressure of urban life. The idea is to get away from humanity and entangle with nature in different landscape. Indian topography is blessed with a wide variety of natural attraction in the form of mountains, deserts, beaches, alpine forests, rain forests, grasslands, caves, ocean and rivers. While some natural attractions are highly publicized, there are some hidden treasures, still uncapped and virgin.

If sustainable tourism is a goal, responsible tourism is a way to achieve it. Apart from maintaining the environmental resources, responsible traveler is expected to respect socio-cultural authenticity of the host community, conserve the built and living cultural heritage and traditional values. Tourism provides a platform where both the hosts and visitors exchange their views to understand and adapt the ideas of responsible tourism in better way.

On a land where every second day has some festivals, is adherence to its rich amalgamation of different culture, ethnic backgrounds, religious sentiments, diverse history and different traditions. We Indians are always looking for the reasons to celebrate whatsoever be. Fairs and festivals in India have not only the religious sentiments attached, but these are ways to depict regional arts and crafts, music, dance and cuisine. It has significant roles in tourism promotion. The visitors get the opportunity to interact with local community, ambience, custom and culture of the place.