INDIA’s CULTURAL & HERITAGE KALEIDOSCOPE

North India has a lot to offer and the sheer variety of the region is unbelievable. You could choose to experience the formidable forts and the pretty palaces in the west (along with The Taj Mahal!) INDIA- A country by name, but a continent in scale, India in one word is diversity.

A veritable goldmine of culture and heritage, drawing from both Hindu and Mughal influences. This is the India of your dreams — of mysterious forts, mustachioed men, painted elephants, and ancient steps of the Abhaneri water tank. Then there’s vibrant Rajasthan, the land of maharajas, where folklore, romance and heroism resonates across formidable forts. Visit the pink city of Jaipur. Veer off the beaten path into rural Rajasthan, where you can feast on delightful Indian cuisine and rest your head in regal palaces. . Embrace spirituality on the ghats (river bank) of the revered River Ganges in Varanasi. The Khajuraho Temples are amongst the most beautiful medieval monuments in India. Originally a group of 85, they are the largest group of Hindu and Jain temples in the world, although only about 25 of them remain today. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, they have awed generations of people with their architectural brilliance, intricate carvings and, most famously, their erotic sculptures.

The Pushkar Camel Fair is unique and special in the entire world. During the fair, people from rural India flock to Pushkar, along with camel and cattle, for several days of livestock trading, horse dealing, pilgrimage, and religious festivals. A dip in the waters of Pushkar and a visit to the temple ensure Hindus eternal salvation. This small town becomes a cultural phenomenon when colorfully dressed devotees, musicians, acrobats, folk dancers, traders, comedians, ‘sadhus’ gather during Pushkar Fair. The open-air festival is filled with camel races, acrobats, fortune tellers, dancing. shopping and feasting.

For visitors it’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness the color, spectacle and carnival of one of the last great traditional melas, which brings livestock, farmers, traders and villagers from all over Rajasthan to Pushkar.

Diwali, the “Festival of Lights”, is the most important & biggest festivals celebrated in India. Every year on the nights of Diwali, countless candles and diya lamps are lit, firecrackers are set, homes are decorated, gifts are given, sweets are shared. Happiness is everywhere. If there is a time to experience India at its sweetest, it’s during Diwali

 VISIT INDIA’S GOLDEN TRIANGLE

The Golden Triangle in North India symbolizes three pinnacles: culture, heritage, and metamorphosis. Creating a kaleidoscope of unique experiences that dazzle the senses, The triangle is called “golden” for the intriguing cultural, historical and architectural wealth evident in the magnificent Red Fort in Delhi, the royal Hawa Mahal in Jaipur and the wonderful Taj Mahal in Agra.  

New Delhi, where you can learn about both Islamic and Hindu influences. In Agra, which symbolizes love, you will visit the grand wonder that is the Taj Mahal. A trip to Jaipur will reveal the beauty of the Pink City and its textile industry.

We’ve combined this authentic cultural experience with UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITES for a once-in-a-lifetime vacation.

2022– Oct. 23 to Nov. 7, 2023– Nov. 11 to 26

2022

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