 | Kerala:
Fringed by coconut groves on its blessed beaches and tucked away in southwestern India is one of the world's most pampered tourist destination called Kerala. It has Arabian sea on the west and Western Ghats (mountains) towering up to 2,700 meters on the east.
English is spoken by most of its 30 million plus population which includes Hindus, Christians and Muslims. It is the one of the few Indian states to have 100 percent literacy and highest life expectancy rates.
Summer starts in mid- February and lasts until May, a peak of 33 degree Celsius. The first rains hit the Indian subcontinent on June first in Kerala and lasts through to September. In winter (October to January) it is a cool 22 degrees. Linked by 44 rivers, Kerala is the place where God takes a vacation. It has hill stations, exotic wildlife, backwaters, waterfalls, coffee and tea plantations, rare festivals, prehistoric temples and caves in a 38,863 square kilometer area. The sea kisses the state on its western side throughout.
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 | Rajasthan
Rajasthan, a multi-faceted word of colours, culture, architecture, nature, people, arts, crafts, wildlife, turbans, bangles, music, dance it is the largest state of the Republic of India. Rajasthan reaches out to most of the Great Indian Desert also known as Thar desert, the great Aravallis nestles the only hill station in Rajasthan, Mount Abu, the two national tiger reserves stretch across Rathambore and Sariska.
The ancient Indian way of life is reflected in their art, music and architecture. There is a versatile range of folk culture, tradition and rituals which differs from village to village which carries on to date. From the Ghoomar dance of Udaipur to the Kalbeliya dance of Jaisalmer to traditional puppetry of Jaipur to the terracotta pottery in Pokaran to the leather work and coloured block prints.. a brimful of arts and crafts.
The Blue Yonder allows you to experience the different shades of Rajasthan the desert side, the greener side, the colourful side, the real sides. View Holidays |
 | Sikkim:
This is Sikkim. The land of mystic mountains! A mountain region that has touched the nerves of spirituality in its deep rooted Buddhist traditions; this is also where you meet graceful people with the penchant for legends and folklore. From "flying monks" to "wishing lakes".
The small Himalayan state of Sikkim became India's 22nd state in the 70s. Sikkim is bordered by Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and West Bengal in India. One of most eco sensitive regions of the world, majority of this small state is forested.Sikkim is abode to natural splendour unseen in many parts of the world. From sprawling green paddy fields in the terraced mountains to Tibetan Buddhist monasteries perched top of mountains. View Holidays |
 | Karnataka:
South of India, and originally named State of Mysore, it was renamed Karnataka in 1973. Karnataka is derived from the Kannada words karu and nadu, meaning elevated land. Karunadu may also be read as Karu (black) and nadu (region), as a reference to the black cotton soil found in the Bayaluseeme region of Karnataka. During the British Raj, the word Carnatic or Karnatak was used to describe this part of the region in general.
Hidden behind its colours, the state awaits you amidst green hills and valleys, beneath rocks, hilltops and seas, around long, winding roads, along coasts and plains, within dense forests and caves, through art, culture and heritage, below the every sunset and blue moon, different colours outlined in one bold border Karnataka. View Holidays |
 | Himachal:
Situated in the state of Himachal Pradesh along the Western Himalayas, Spiti Valley has Ladakh in its Northern side and Tibet to its east. Originally known as "Piti" before the Tibetan dialect influenced the local language, Spiti is a land of stunning beauty for some people. For some others, its the cold desert up in the Himalayas where you find the peace within yourself.
Spiti has something to give to everyone. With a population of around ten thousand people, the valley is immersed in Buddhist traditions and the influence of neighbouring Tibet is quite visible.
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 | West Bengal:
West Bengal, a state in eastern India, stretching from the Himalayas to the Bay Of Bengal in the south, is a popular tourist destination for its art, culture, history and natural beauty.West Bengal offers everything for a discerning tourist. From wild life tours, himalaya expeditions, exotic beach holidays to waterfalls, coffee and tea plantations.
Welcome To West Bengal, the land of exotic charms...
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 | Orissa:
Bounded on the west by the thickly forested Hills of the Eastern Ghats ,and on the east by nearly 500km of coastline on the bay of Bengal ,Orissa covers an area of 156,000 sq km.It is a culturally rich state. The Bhubaneswar-Puri-Konark golden triangle is the pride of the state.The state is famous for its flora and fauna/anthropological tribes/Buddhist sites.Orissa is also home to the Hirakud Dam, one of the longest dams in the world.Experience incredible journeys of a lifetime!
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 | Andaman:
Andaman and Nicobar islands provides one of the best options for romantic and family getaways.The dense forest, exotic flowers and countless sea creatures make up a poetic and romantic atmosphere. The white beaches on the edge of a meandering coastline have palm trees that sway to the rhythm of the sea that will entice you to spend days swimming, snorkeling and relaxing across the coastlines of uninhabited islands.
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