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Tour Packages for North India
Ranakpur
In the 15th century, Rana Kumbha of Mewar gave a large stretch of land
in a quiet and picturesque valley, deep in the Aravallis, to the jains. This
area came to be known as Ranakpur. This is one of the five main holy places of
the Jains. Although over 500 years old, these temples are well preserved almost
in perfect condition. The central temple is Chaumukha temple. Dedicated to
Adinath, the first Jain tirthankar, this three storey temple is the most complex
and extensive in design. It has 29 halls, 80 domes and 1,444 pillars. more...
Sariska
This sanctuary established in 1955, nestles in the fascinating
valley of the Aravallis. It offers an opportunity to see a variety of animals
from a close range. Within the sanctuary are several interesting spots like
Pandu Pol, temple of Buddha and Hanuman and old temple of Nilkanth
Mahadev. more...
Tibet
Tibet is mostly cold, dry and dusty
- a beauty that is so raw that it's breathtaking. Tourists visit this plateau in
China to experience the rich Tibetan culture, architecture, landscape and
Buddhism. Lhasa the capital lies in the high wilderness dominated by the
legendary Potala Palace, ancient seat of Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of Tibetan
Buddhists. more...
Varanasi
One of the India's oldest and holiest cities.The river front, seen at
dawn, is a spiritually uplifting sight.A boat ride on river Ganges enables one
to observe the rituals being performed by the devotees on the banks.Places of
interest are the Ghats - Sacred steps running down into Ganges river, Bharat
Mata Temple is unique and is dedicated to the nation.It houses one of the most
perfect relief maps of India carved out of marble. Yishweshwara Temple -
Dedicated to Lord Shiva.Benares Hindu University - A centre of education in
Indian art, Culture and music. Sarnath - It was in the deer park at Sarnath, 10
kms from Varanasi, that Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon. more...
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