There is a saying that, "after a trip to this unforgettable land, Kashmir or Jannat of India , you are never quite the same again." Nestled in the lap of the dazzling snow capped Himalayas, the Kashmir valleys is undoubtedly the jewel in India's crown. Kashmir is a paradise for the honeymooners and nature lovers...

Ladakh is encompassed by two of the world's supreme mountain ranges, the Great Himalaya and the Karkoram. Crumbling old monasteries perched on rocky promontories command the barren empty vistas. In summer, it is sullen grey, silt laden, sometimes turning to violet. In autumn, the Indus is at its most graceful, weaving through golden banks of tall poplars and tumbling waters...

Ladakh was earlier an independent kingdom of western Tibet till the time it was gifted away to Raja Gulab Singh by the British. Its scenic beauty has mesmerised tourists since long. The beautiful landscape is encompassed by two of the world's supreme mountain ranges, the Great Himalaya and the Karkoram...

Rishikesh, the city of divine, where the clear Ganges leaves the Himalayan mountain is at an elevated height of 356 metres. Famous as a place to study yoga and meditation, Rishikesh has many ashrams, where many Indian as well as foreigners come to learn yoga in its peaceful ambience...

“The heart of the Kashmir Valley, Srinagar, still preserve the imprints of the Mughals and the legacy of the British can be seen in the luxurious houseboats.” “If there is a heaven on earth, it's here, it's here, it's here” - exclaimed, the Mughal Emperor Jahangir on his first visit to this place...

The capital of Ladakh is situated towards the eastern parts of Jammu and Kashmir at an altitude of 3505meters, watered by the Zanskar River, which flows into the Indus River towards the eroded snow-capped peaks. The Ladakhi capital ramble from the foot of a ruined Tibetan style...

Haridwar earned fame as being the place which has been blessed by the trinity of Lord Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma. It is one of the major Shaktipeeths. Over the ages Haridwar has purified the mind, the body and the soul not only in religious but also spiritual terms. It has come up as a major learning center for arts, science and culture. This place has even today maintained the Gurukul tradition of teaching...