Ladakh :-  
Ladakh is a land that abounds in awesome physical features set in an enormous landscape and, therefore, it appears beautifully desolate and remote. Yet, over the centuries, it has imbibed diverse ethnic, religious and cultural influences through the many missionaries, explorers and traders who traversed its windswept plateaux and deep valleys. In the process, it has been able to evolve and inherit a rich culture, which survives even today as a living heritage of the Western Himalayas. This heritage finds manifestation in the region's monuments, monasteries, art and oral literature, fairs and festivals, and in the time-honored tradition of collective celebration of various Events. Here, every occasion- marriage, birth, farming and harvesting, even the flowering of plants is celebrated with great fanfare, marked with feasting, dancing and singing of folk songs that form part of its rich culture. In summer, most villages hold colorful archery festivals and thanksgiving events, while winter is the period in which most of the religious festivals and social and cultural events are held.  
Animal Safaris :  
Warfare would not have been possible without detailed planning, especially in Rajasthan's desert region where all supplies had to be carried when the armies came to pitch camp where the battle lines were drawn. From the repertoire of this experience were drawn the state processions, inter-kingdom journeys and royal Pilgrimages when the families came out of their fortified settlements to create alternate, moving cities. Of this rich past were safaris created. A safari is a journey into the desert, but one that is accompanied with rudimentary comforts, and even luxurious amenities. As each journey progresses, there is the excitement of setting camp at a new spot in the lonely wilderness of the Thar, of being entertained by groups of wandering minstrels, of coming in proximity of village life in one of the harshest conditions of the world, of enjoying camp meals and sleeping under the stars that hang suspended from the sky like twinkling fairy lights.  

CAMEL SAFARIS - The camel may look aloof, but is the lifeline for the people of the desert whose communication needs depend on this vital beast for their very survival. Most journeys into the hinterlands are still made on camel back, or in camel carts, and the camel is also used for ploughing the arid fields of the desert. Camel safaris range from just a day to several days, and we can arrange the option that best meets one’s needs and schedules. The safaris can traverse a distance of 30-40 kms a day though they can also be as short at 5 kms a day.

  
HORSE SAFARIS - The Rajputs were born to be horseback riders, and the tradition was strongly enforced in the medieval ages when the cavalry formed one of the most important flanks of the desert armies. Special horses were bred at the thikanas or aristocratic homes of the Thakurs who served their kings with armies of horsemen. The Marwari horse is an indigenous species, hardy, agile, and among the notables in the world breeds. In addition, the Kathiawai and Sindhi horses are also adept at traversing the desert countryside. Most Horse Safaris will pass through villages, ruined historical monuments & temples.  
  ELEPHANT SAFARIS - The most regal way of seeing the countryside is on an elephant since nothing can match the majesty of pachyderm- no wonder the rulers used elephants for their journeys. The elephant treads slowly and steadily, and a safari would be ideal in and around principal towns, especially in the vicinity of wildlife sanctuaries.  
  North East India :
  
  Embarking on a journey of India's remote eight states of the North East is a tumultuous but rewarding one. Though the partition in 1947 was greatly responsible for the region's separation from rest of India, recent years have seen a deep interest in its tourist potential. The infinite variety of its geographic setting, its topography, its varied flora and fauna and avian life, the history of its people and the variety of its ethnic communities and their rich heritage of ancient traditions and lifestyles, its festivals and crafts make it a holiday wonderland that's just begging to be discovered afresh. Discovering the North East states is a challenge yet a romantic adventure in the best traditions of travel and discovery.  
  Connected by an infinite chain of pearly threads, intricate as a spider's web, the North Eastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim and Tripura offer visitors a rare feast a kaleidoscopic fiesta that lures you with its magical richness and stunning variety. The raw natural beauty, rare orchids and butterflies, brightly painted monasteries, challenging rivers, intricately woven tribal shawls, indigenous sports…each one has its own special message to the traveler as he passes from one state to another- mesmerized by its dazzling variety and compelling appeal.  
  Jeep Safaris :  
  Just the mention of a Jeep Safari sends visions of action and adventure flashing across one’s mind! So can you image what the real life adventure would be like? The Jeep Safari not only refreshes and revitalizes but one feels close to nature while driving through the quiet and beautiful countryside. Let your senses sway to the romance of the surroundings as you pass forts, palaces, historical landmarks and villages. Jeep Safaris are surely one of the most exciting ways to exploring India, and they also give you the freedom to set your own pace and spend as much time as you like at a particular place. They are the perfect way of discovering some of India's less accessible places, for the Jeep is a sturdy and hardy vehicle that can travel on rough and stony terrain. Also, due to its varied and unique topography, India offers some unique destinations that are best reached in jeeps. You could go on a Jeep safari across the Thar Desert, or even on the famous Manali to Leh route, traversing through some of world’s highest motorable passes.

 
  Trekking :
  
  India is the ultimate destination for a trekking holiday, offering everything from short and easy excursions to the long challenges of the snowy peaks, invoking visions of the spectacular Himalayas, the lush meadows, green woodland and fragrant orchards. The captivating landscape, with an incomparable diversity of flora and fauna: India is regarded as the 'trekkers' paradise' and, indeed, is a refreshing treat to the trekkers. Trekking has come a long way since the days of tedious journeys on foot or grueling hours of travel by ox-cart. Today, trekking conjures up visions of the spectacular northern and eastern Himalayas, the mist-strewn Western Ghats or the blue tranquility of the Nilgiri Hills.  
  Wildlife :  
 

India is home to a rich diversity of wildlife supplemented by an equally rich variety of flora and fauna. The sight and sounds of a majestic elephant, a peacock?s dance,the .stride of a camel, the roar of a tiger are unparalleled experiences in themselves. Watching birds and animals in their natural habitats is an experience in itself. The country offers immense opportunities for wildlife tourism. The immense heritage of wildlife in India comprises of more than 70 national parks and about 400 wildlife sanctuaries including the bird sanctuaries. India has its fair share of Tiger Reserves. India's National Animal, the tiger happens to be a symbol of strength and speed. India boasts of two-dozen Tiger Reserves. The fastest mammal on Earth, the tiger happens to be the joy and pride of India. The Royal Bengal tiger is amongst the most majestic species of the tiger. Sixty percent of the total population of the wild tigers in the world resides in India. Amongst the best-known tiger reserves in India is the Bandhavgarh in Madhya Pradesh. It is often referred to as the crown in the wildlife heritage of India. Tourists at Bandhavgarh can spot Royal Bengal Tigers, cheetals, leopard, gaur, sambhar, and many more faunal species. The highly successful Project Tiger has shown once again that man can only undo in small ways the loss and destruction of natural habitat due to continuous growth and expansion of the population.