Experience the extraordinary attractions of north and west India, from the contrasts of Old and New Delhi to the magnificent gothic architecture of Mumbai. Visit the wondrous Taj Mahal, ... a camel and a romantic lake boat. Stay overnight in a palatial 17th century hilltop fortress.

See India's historic past and thriving present co-existing in Delhi; stay in a luxurious 17th century fortress; ride an elephant in Rajisthan; experience the romantic Taj Mahal; ...take a boat ride on the holy Ganges River; and marvel at a 1000-year-old temple famous for its "Kama Sutra" sculptures.

This seven-day tour is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the contrasts of Old and New Delhi; ride an elephant in Rajasthan, visit a hillside resort dating from 1464 A.D., marvel at magnificent palaces, explore an emperor's phantom city and discover the magic of one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal.

Rajasthan, India's desert state, was once a collection of princely kingdoms where feudal traditions still carry on amidst forts and palace. Rajasthan is where all the country’s similes and metaphors appear to have come together to create a visual extravaganza. Majestic palaces and rugged forts, spectacular deserts, wooded hills and tranquil lakes, bustling towns and quiet villages. The mood and the rhythm of the countryside changes from one region to another and from season to season. It is a land of magical fantasies that remain a lifetime memory.

Explore 1100-year-old stone carvings in a UNESCO World Heritage site, watch weavers create silk saris, visit temples and magnificent palaces, take a jungle safari amidst tigers... cruise on a houseboat, and then unwind in a beachfront resort on the Arabian Sea.

This 20-day tour includes both "must-see" and "rarely-seen" attractions. Visit Old Delhi, the Taj Mahal and the holy pilgrimage city of Varanasi; look for tigers in the forest that inspired Kipling's "Jungle Book;" ride a train, an elephant and a houseboat; and tour the 1000-year-old temple famous for its "Kama Sutra" sculptures.

Darjeeling originally just a cluster of village that was administered intermittently by Nepal and Sikkim, Darjeeling grew in prominence when the British discovered the suitable of the area for growing tea. The town was subsequently annexed by the British Indian Empire and a small railway was constructed lining the town the lowland. Sikkim between Nepal in the west, Bhutan in the east, and Tibet (China) in the north, in area and contains Mount Khangchendzonga, the third-highest peak in the world. Formerly a kingdom, since 1975 it has been a tiny land -locked province to India. Besides birds, Sikkim has 4000 species of flowering plants, making it a botanist's paradise.

Leh famous for its barren beauty and Buddhist monasteries, Leh is a wonderful destination for adventure sports lovers. The town offers some magnificent trekking trails also exciting opportunities for jeep safari. Leh - Ladhak a place to visit as a challenge for adventures. Its not just a cold desert the truth is that its just a land that seldom fails to baffle surprises.

Gujarat forms an area that housed the regions of the Indus Valley civilization and Harappan sites. Gujarat has a colorful profile. The land is fertile, beautiful and prosperous on the coastline from Kutch in the West to Daman in South, the hill line from Aravali in the East to the Western hills with lush green forests, Number of historic monuments, religious places, industrial complexes and it reminds us of great traditions of Lord Krishna to Mahatma Gandhi.