India with all her infinite charm and variety began to grow upon me more and more, and yet, the more I saw of her, the more I realized how very difficult it was for me to grasp the ideas she had embodied. It was not her wide spaces that eluded me, or even her diversity, but some depth of soul which I could not fathom.

India's history goes back at least five thousand years, making it one of the oldest cultures in the world. Its chequered fortunes are reflected in the infinite variety of its monuments - forts, palaces, temples and mausolea.

The north eastern region of India is a true frontier region. It shares its border with China, Bhutan, Myanmar and Bangladesh and is connected to the rest of India by a 20 km wide 'chicken neck' corridor of land. This beautiful area of rolling forested hills and lush green lowlands has its head amongst the snow capped peaks of the eastern Himalayas, with its feet touching the waters of the Bay of Bengal.

Ranging from the cold desert of Ladakh and the green valleys of Himachal to the rain forests of the North East - the terrain is ideal for trekking, mountaineering and white water rafting. Horse and camel safaris transport travelers back in time to the magnificent palaces and forts in the desert regions of Rajasthan. Extensive sun-drenched beaches provide a marvellous escape from the mundane and Wildlife Sanctuaries afford opportunities to see varieties of Indian flora and fauna in their natural habitat.

The Indian tradition of hospitality together with the variety of Destinations and a well developed tourist infrastructure make India an ideal venue for holidays, business meetings and conventions..