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We would like to become your competent and reliable Partner while realising your dream vacation. For us travel is an EXPERIENCE, and our service covers more than just the exchange of interesting destinations and first class hotels. While compiling the travel plan, we work in close collaboration with you. Throughout all stages of the tour preparation and decision making, we respect your personal wi

shes, needs and expectations. For this purpose, we work with the most experienced and best partners in the field. Our priority is to ensure that you are safe, comfortable and relaxed at all times, thus free to experience the myriad of colours each journey has to offer. For this reason, we support you throughout your journey, so that you need not worry about a thing. We also offer a personal 24/7 emergency help-line throughout their journey, as well as a transparent and fair pricing.

22/08/2025

The mazing Rock Garden of Chandigarh
The Rock Garden Chandigarh officially known as Nek Chand's Rock Garden, is a 35 acre eco-friendly sprawling open-air exhibition, is a testament to the boundless creativity of the human spirit. Amid acres of woodland, the chambers and courtyards are populated by Chand’s distinctive sculptures, created using discarded waste and industrial debris.
In 1958 Nek Chand, a government road inspector started secretly turning waste material that he picked up from the streets, into beauty. He was working as a road inspector by day but in his spare time he created a secret garden. Magnificent figures came to light as he used broken bathroom fittings, electric plug moulds, bottles, bangles, cooking pots, and whatever else he could find to create amazing rock sculptures of queens and kings, beggars, school children, monkeys, elephants, camels at a forest clearing outside Chandigarh city.
He had been building illegally on city land and could have been in serious trouble.
It wasn’t until the city authorities discovered the secret garden that anyone knew what Chand had been doing and there was possibility of it getting destroyed.
Thankfully, the garden was loved by the locals and there was enough supporters to save it. Authorities eventually even provided Chand with 50 labourers to work full time and take the garden to the next level. Collection centres were set up around the city. These provided Chand and others with waste to re-use and turn into art.
It eventually gained official recognition and was inaugurated in 1976.
The Layout of Garden is based on the fantasy of a Lost Kingdom. It has 14 different chambers like the forecourt.

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08/08/2025

Maheshwar is special…
You realize it as soon as you enter through the fort gate of the quaint little tow.
Maheshwar is a charming temple town dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated on the convergence of the River Narmada and Kaveri in the state of Madhya Pradesh,.
Maheshwar is a temple town, but the usual turmoil of crowds, noise and commercialization has not touched it yet. A walk along the riverside in or a boat ride on the Narmada River at sunrise or sunset is a experience you will cherish. From the river, one can see the splendors of the temples and the fort bathed in the otherworldly glow of orange sunlight.
Maheshwar needs to be experienced at leisure. Lining the banks of the River Narmada, there are several Ghats named after various dynasties of the great Holkar rulers. The Ghats depict the peaceful rhythm of everyday life here, suggesting the slower-paced India of a bygone time.

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01/08/2025

Chinese Fishing Net
Chinese Fishing Nets or Cheenavaala are huge cantilever fishing nets dotting the coastline from Fort Kochi to Vypeen is the identity of Kochi.
While some accounts mention that the nets were setup between 1350 and 1450 by traders from the court of Kubla Khan, some others say Chinese explorer Zhang introduced the nets to Kochi.
There are abour 12 nets in Fort Kochi and another 10 in Vyapeen island.
The sight of the Chinese nets, suspended in mid air and standing in line along the beach is part of the identity of Fort Kochi and one of the most photographed sights.

The nests are made of teak wood and bamboo poles and work on the principle of balance. Each fishing net is operated by more than four fishermen and is made in such a way that the weight of a man walking on the main plank is enough to cause the equipment to be pulled down into the sea. Fishing is usually done in the morning and early evening during high tides. The slow operation and balancing of the net is quite an interesting sight.
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25/07/2025

Pondicherry
While Pondicherry was once known as the French Riviera of the East (La Côte d'Azur de l'Est) and has retained the distinctive culture and architecture of their French heritage, it has also been substantially enriched by the Tamilian cuture.
The town is divided into French and Tamil quarters by a canal running from north-south.
In the better planned French section, much of the architecture is typically Franco European, replete with French restaurants, churches, and a statue of Joan of Arc. French fusions cuisine is the flavor here.
The dual personality of the city is revealed on the West side of the canal that has a quintessential Tamil character with rows of tile roofed buildings staggered by continuous wall to wall constructions. While the older buildings retain their Tamil heritage, the newer ones are synthesis of Franco-Tamil fusion architecture style.

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18/07/2025

Srinagar – Floating Market
Just as all aspects of life for people living in the Dal lake are centered on water, so is shopping—especially vegetable shopping. The floating market in Srinagar, located on Dal Lake, is a unique and vibrant vegetable market where local farmers sell their produce from boats.
These vegetables come from the many floating gardens that dot the Dal and Nigeen lakes of Srinagar. Locally known as Rad, these mini plantations thrive on a mix of matted vegetation and earth. These vegetable gardens belong to private owners and every morning, you can see them or their agents, rowing colorful shikara boats laden with leafy greens, water chestnuts, ´nadru´ (lotus stems), onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers to sell to the wholesalers. These buyers in return sell them to various shops on land or cart them to the sabji bazar (vegetable market) for early morning business.
It operates early in the morning, typically from 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM, and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists. The market is a lively scene with farmers interacting with buyers, and it's also a great place to observe the local way of life.
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04/07/2025

The Majestic Bramhaputra river
The majestic Bramhaputra river originates in the Chemayungdung Glacier, in Tibet where it is known as Yarlung Tsangpo and flows across southern Tibet . Out of its total length of 2,880 km the Brahmaputra covers a major part of its journey in Tibet as Tsangpo. Tsangpo or the BrahmaputraRiver flows 1625 km in Tibet parallel to the Himalayas before breaking through the Himalayas into Arunachal Pradesh (India) where it is known as Dihang or Siang. Then It flows southwest through the Assam Valley as Brahmaputra and through Bangladesh as the Jamuna (not to be mistaken with Yamuna of India). In the vast Ganges Delta it merges with the Padma, the main distributary of the Ganges, then the Meghna, before emptying into the Bay of Bengal.
In Assam the river is mighty, even in the dry season, and during the rains its banks are more than 6-8 km apart at some places. In Upper Assam near Dibrugarh the river is nearly 16 km wide.
In Assam also has the distinction of having the largest (Majuli) and smallest ( Umananda) inhabited riverine islands in the world.
If you are planning to visit Assam, make sure you enjoy the splendor of one of the greatest rivers in the world & consider including Bramhaputra crossing and a visit to Majuli and Umananda islands in your itinerary.

27/06/2025

The Kohima War Cemetery, situated in Nagaland's capital - Kohima, stands as an enduring tribute to the gallant troops of the Allied Forces' 2nd British Division, who laid down their lives during the Second World War in April 1944.
The Japanese advance into India was halted at Kohima in April 1944 and Garrison Hill, a long wooded spur on a high ridge west of the village, was the scene of perhaps the most bitter fighting of the whole Burma campaign when a small Commonwealth force held out against repeated attacks by a Japanese Division. The fiercest hand to hand fighting took place in the garden of the Deputy Commissioner's bungalow, around the tennis court, but the heaviest casualties on both sides occurred after relieving forces reached the Garrison and the Japanese were driven off the ridge.
KOHIMA WAR CEMETERY lies on the battle ground of Garrison Hill. No trace remains of the bungalow, which was destroyed in the fighting, but white concrete lines mark and preserve permanently the historic tennis court.
The cemetery now contains 1,420 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War and 1 non-war burial.

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20/06/2025

The celebrated Mughal gardens of Kashmir owe their grandeur primarily to Emperor Jahangir who deeply loved Kashmir, and his son Shah Jahan. Jahangir was responsible for the careful selection of the sites and manoeuvring it to suit the requirements of the gardens.
The sites selected were invariably at the foot of a mountain, wherever there was a source of water either in the form of streams or springs. This feature eventually evolved in terraced garden layouts.
The highly advanced engineering skills of the Mughal empire helped in creation of the timeless beauty of the exquisite gardens.
The major gardens are - Pari Mahal, Nishat Bagh, Shalimar Bagh & Chashma Shahi in Srinagar, Achabal Bagh near Anant Nag and Verinag.
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30/05/2025

There are few places left in the world like Ladakh, where, the forces of nature conspired to create a land of fantasy & reality... a landscape of extremes... desert & blue waters... burning sun & freezing winds... glaciers , sand dunes , mystic culture and magnificent monasteries .

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23/05/2025

Hidden Himalaya :
Lahaul and Spiti are remote Himalayan Valleys. Stark, exciting and primitive, these valleys offer magnificent mountain-scape, rugged beauty of their rocky escapements and the splendor of their snow covered peaks.
Home to some of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in the world, this is a fascinating land of ancient Buddhist culture, remote mountain villages and stunning scenery at every turn of a rod trip.

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14/05/2025

Streets of Madurai
Bananas are a major crop in South India, particularly in states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala. Some of the most popular and well-known varieties grown in South India include Poovan, Nendran, Ney Poovan, and Rasthalli.
These varieties are cultivated in a variety of ways, including in coconut and arecanut plantations along the coastal regions. They also play a significant role in the local food culture, with banana leaves used for serving food.

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07/05/2025

A canoe ride through the canals of Alappuzha uncovers the serene beauty of Kerala Backwaters at Alappuzha.
The water locked Alappuzha, formerly known as Alleppey is part of the famous backwater country - a captivating natural scenery of interconnecting, labyrinthine canals, lagoons, lakes and endlessly beautiful Arabian sea shoreline.

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