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A romantic interest with this immense and diverse country has led many travellers to not only visit but stay for extended periods in an attempt to understand it.
With a history of Maharajahs and ancient civilisations, tigers roaming the jungles, stunning snow-capped mountains, lush green tea estates, arid lowland deserts and a populations as diverse as the landscape.
But beneath it all, is a truly spectacular destination, full of spirituality that can leave one utterly speechless and where travellers will leave with memories they will never forget.
History & culture
With a history dating back thousands of years, India has to be one of the most fascinating countires you will ever visit. The history of India is intrinsically tied to its ancient forts, stunning palaces, spiritual temples and noisy bazaars.
The land of the Maharajahs and warrior tribes dating back thousands of years. A vast continent separated by a multitude of terrain that includes over 28 states and 8 unions, 705 officially recognised ethnic tribes, 780 languages and 4 main religions. A rich tapestry of life and history awaits.
Spirituality
India is the birthplace of several religions including Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism but these a small number of the multitude of religions practiced in modern India.
Visiting India is not only a journey into the historical and cultural wonders of this vast country, it is also a exploration of the very being of the people through their beliefs and traditions.
The People
With a population over a billion, the people you will encounter are as diverse and interesting as the regions you visit.
Everywhere you travel, from one state to another, you will notice a unique difference in not only the people, but also the turbans they wear, the language they speak, the religion they follow and the food they eat.
traditional & lost arts
India has a ancient history of of traditional arts and crafts, many which are facing the threat of disappearing due to changing lifestyles or lack of patronage. These art forms including embriodery, metalwork, painting and weaving form a rich cultural and historical significanceand efforts are underway to preserve and revitalise these art forms.