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 GOA
Prettier than a postcard, India's tiniest state Goa,
remains the vacationer's hottest spot. If you are
looking for a seductive atmosphere to relax and
rejuvenate your spirits on dazzling sun-drenched
beaches, then a visit to Goa is a perfect choice.
With its
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 AGRA
Agra is one of the famous city of India
not only because the city has an excellent cultural
background but houses the world renowned Taj Mahal.
Located about 204 km south of Delhi, Agra is the
city of tombs and memorials. Famous for its Taj
Mahotsav (Taj Festival,
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 DELHI
India is a land of varied culture, traditions and
geographical features and the capital of this
enchanting land is Delhi. The city consists of two
distinct parts, namely the Old Delhi and New Delhi.
Inhabited by the people from far and near areas of
the country, the city is often referred to
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 KERALA
Welcome to Kerala the tropical paradise and often
referred as the Gods own country. Travel to
Kerala, located in the southwestern tip of the
Indian peninsula is one of the most rewarding
experiences of your life. Kerala is bound by the
Arabian Sea on the west,
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 VARANASI/BANARAS
Varanasi/Banaras, sprawling along the left bank of
the river Ganga is the holy city of Hindus. With its
array of shrines, temples and palaces rising in
several tiers from the water's edge, Varanasi is one
of the most fascinating cities in the east. It is
also a city of fairs and festivals, celebrating
about four
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 KHAJURAHO
Situated in the heart of Central India, in the state
of Madhya Pradesh, Khajuraho is a fascinating
village with a rural ambience and a rich cultural
heritage. The name itself means that a lot of Khajur
trees could be found here but its not known for its
trees, instead
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 ORCHHA
Orchha, meaning a "hidden place", certainly lives up
to its name. Languishing amid a tangle of scrubby
dhak forest, 18km southeast of Jhansi, the former
capital of the Bundela dynasty gets only a small
portion of the Khajuraho bound traffic.
Architectural gems, however, abound in this town.
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 MATHURA/VRINDAVAN
Brajbhoomi comprises the twin cities of Mathura and
Vrindavan. It is not just the sacred land where Lord
Krishna was born and performed his cosmic leela, but
a place full of the divine reminiscences. The city
of Mathura, in Uttar Pradesh, the nucleus of Brajbhoomi,
is located at a distance of 145-km south
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