The development of infrastructure for tourism means the proving of comfort and hospitality to tourists of every hue, be they religious pilgrims, students, families or luxury lovers. This comes not only by building five-star or small budget hotels and running the trains or flying the aircrafts on time. Facilities of reservations, gathering information and above all safety go a long way in conveying that we really care for tourists. The better the facilities less the danger of having unsuspecting tourists duped by touts, or female travelers molested.

Those who visit Indian homes never forget the warmth and graciousness of Indian hospitality. We should ponder over why this civilized behavior disappears when it comes to the service sector. The tourist is generous if he is served well, and to that extent, every tourist guide must behave as a cultural ambassador of India through whom the tourist gathers impressions and information of our country. Comfortable transport should not just be for the rich. Clean and hygienic food should be cooked well and priced reasonably. Lodgings should be clean and aesthetic, no matter the category. Every satisfied and happy tourist becomes the biggest advertisement for Indian tourism.

To carry forward the heritage of our pas we must educate ourselves about it and share it with the rest of the world in a contemporary context. This is what tourism is about, and it includes monuments, entertainment, food and other aspects of our culture all bound together by efficient and well-maintained facilities.

Nepal is a multi cultural Himalayan Kingdom. Nepal has a wide variation in its geographical situation. It has the highest point of the world "Mt. Everest" to 60 m. above the sea level. Nepal is very rich in it’s own history, culture and traditions. It’s the only one Hindu Monarch country in the world as well as the birthplace of Lord Buddha. As per our past customer’s experience "Nepal is one of the cheap and best travel destination in the world."

National Parks In India
Indian tradition perhaps the most ancient in the history of man, dating back to the Vedic age and documented as early as 3rd century BC in the edicts of Emperor Ashoka, have stressed importance for all forms of life.

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Agra
Agra was the capital of the Mughal Empire in the 16th and 17th century and its significance as a political center ended with eh transfer of the capital to Delhi in 1634 AD by Shah Jahan. But its architectural wealth 'TAJ MAHAL' has secured its place on the International Map. Agra is also known for its superb inlay work on marble and soapstone

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Kolkata
Kolkata is over 300 years old and had a fairy tale beginning. Amongst the British merchants sailing down the river Hoogly was one Job Charnock who rowed ashore to Sutanati, one of a cluster of three villages, the other two being Govindpur and Kalikata. Kolkata owes its origin to this English gentleman as he did pronounce the name of the last village.

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Khajuraho
The temples of Khajuraho are India's unique gift to the world, representing, as they do, a paean to life, love, to joy-perfect in execution and sublime in expression. Life in every form and mood, has been captured in stone, testifying not only to the craftsman's artistry but also to the extraordinary breadth of vision of the Chandela Rajputs under whose rule the temples were conceived and constructed.

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Varanasi
Varanasi is one of the oldest living cities in the world and the ultimate pilgrimage for Hindus, who believe that to die in the city, is to attain instant salvation

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Ahmedabad
Founded in 1411 AD by Ahmed Shah, Ahmedabad was at one time considered to be India's finest city. Associated with Mahatama Gandhi, the Apostel of peace and non-violence, whose simple Ashram on the banks of the Sabarmati River is now a site of national pilgrimage.

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Varanasi
Varanasi is one of the oldest living cities in the world and the ultimate pilgrimage for Hindus, who believe that to die in the city, is to attain instant salvation

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Konarak
The epic in stone (13th century AD), this temple was built on the sea front with water lashing its walls but now the sea has receded and the temple is a little away from the beach.

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Pushkar Fair
The tranquil Pushkar is transformed into a spectacular fair ground for 12 days in the month of Kartik. Trading of cattle, camel races and dazzling displays of bangles

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Visakhapatnam
This port is the headquarters of the Eastern Command of the Indian Navy and is the most modern shipyard. An industrial town it is surrounded by densely wooded hills and watered valleys.

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Ajanta
Early in the 19th century a party of British officers scrambling over the thickly wooded slopes of the Sahyadri hills discovered these caves buried under debris and screened by foliage

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Haryana
Haryana has a proud history going back to the Vedic Age. The State was the home of the legendary Bharata dynasty, which has given the name Bharat to India. Haryana finds mentioned in the great epic of Mahabharata. Kurukshetra, the scene of the epic battle between the Kauravas and the Pandavas, is situated in Haryana

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Mumbai
Mumbai is home to people of all Indian creeds and cultures, a fascinating city, throbbing with life and for many people "GATEWAY TO INDIA'. Mumbia is a group of seven islands (Claba, Mahim Mazgaon, Parel, Worli, Girgaum and Dongri) whose inhabitants, the Kolis have given the city its Indian name Mumbai, after their Goddess, mother Mumba Aai

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