“Soul stirring”
Regarded by many historians as the “oldest living civilization of Earth”, the Indian tradition dates back to 8000 BC, and has a continuous recorded history since the time of the Vedas, believed variously to be 3,000 to over 5,500 years ago. Apart having nearly all the world’s great religions represented here, India is the birth place of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism. Today, Hinduism and Buddhism are the world’s third and fourth-largest religions respectively.
India is a land of holy sadhus, devotees, pilgrimage and religious cult. In the ancient era, kings and laymen would worship Gods and Goddess and remain devoted to them. To please and in respect of their Gods they built majestic temples crafted and sculpted with many deity images. One can celebrate the ancient heritage of India in the Hindu temple towns of India such as Madurai, Trichy, Tanjore, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Tirupati, Trivandrum, Puri, Bhubaneshwar, Hampi & Dwarka, etc; the stunning Golden Temple in Amritsar is built out of 750kgs of solid gold and is the most important place for worship to the Sikh community in Punjab. Or, walk the footsteps of Buddha, visiting Lumbini where the Buddha was born, Bodhgaya, where he was enlightened by the meaning of life and became a Buddha; Sarnath, where he gave his first sermon; and, Kushinagar, where he breathed his last. The distinctive ecology of Kerala is matched by a unique cultural identity, where Arab and Jewish influences intermingle with the still earlier arrival of Christianity and the later impress of Portuguese, Dutch and British colonialism. The genius of Mughal architecture arises out of a sensitive handling of materials, technique and
design combined into a perfect union, much evident in the beautiful mosques & mausoleums in Delhi & Agra that represent the zenith of Mughal art and romance.
Life finds a new meaning back at the ashrams in India. Away from all forms of materialism many commit to a quest of finding a deeper meaning and the altruistic lifestyle gravitates towards those who seek. The sadhanas or spiritual discipline doesn’t oblige the volunteers to oblige into meditation or rituals of any kind. Instead it encourages them to find their own spiritual rhythm drawing from the energies of similar intentions of people around them. The goal is simple – to let go of the outside world and to open up to the divine force enable you to transform yourself into the best version you can be.
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Draped along the greatest heights of the Himalayas, Nepal is where the ice-cold of the mountains meets the steamy heat of the Indian plains. It’s a land of yaks and yetis, stupas and sherpas and some of the best trekking on earth. It is a land of cultural diversity, being at the religious crossroads of Hinduism and Buddhism.
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Nestled in the Himalayan mountain ranges, Bhutan is blissfully untouched. Here you can step back in time & experience a life of ancient tradition playing out in front of you. Bhutan’s location in the mighty Himalaya has protected it from the rest of the world & left it unspoilt through the centuries. The fortunate visitor will find a rare combination of harmony & accord.
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Bhutan, the mythical land of the peaceful dragon, known for its dramatic landscapes, architecture & fabulous bio-diversity as for its rich & colourful cultural heritage. The awe-inspiring valleys, countless Himalayan mountains & deep gorges vividly reveals the varying moods of mother nature.
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Bhutan is a land of soaring snowcapped peaks, alpine meadows, waterfalls, gushing streams, densely forested hills and ravines abounding in exotic flora and fauna. It’s jealously guarded isolation and stunning mountain scenery combined with an ancient culture and colourful friendly people makes Bhutan a very rewarding destination.
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Fly into picturesque Leh valley & over the next few days visit some of Ladakh`s spectacular Buddhist monasteries & awe-inspiring diverse landscpaes. Take the high road to Nubra valley via Khardung La Pass, the world`s highest motorable road. Drive through the realms of the Balti dynasty, to Turtuk, finally, camp by Lake Pangong, a stunning blue lake.
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The misty hills, lush green valleys, evergreen forests, meandering brooks beckon nature lovers for a tranquil sojourn in the Western Ghats.
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With village life largely unchanged for centuries & former hill stations still preserving ancient heritage, the Himalayas are a place to lose all sense of time, walking through small, friendly villages, or taking relaxing breaks in some unique & wonderful hotels with magnificent views.
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With rose- and violet-hued cities, ancient forts and leopard-inhabited wilds, the desolate region of Rajasthan is something of an oasis for the discerning traveller.
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Explore and unveil this magic splendour of Rajasthan, a land renowned for its vibrant colours, people in bright clothes and beautiful jewellery, with cities dotted and dominated by towering forts and palaces.
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Enjoy most sublime experience is to sit at the dunes, feel the softness of the sand, and breathe in the best of nature, interspersed with sundowners & romantic sunsets.
