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With its long and rich history, India retains many outstanding archeological Landmarks; preeminent of these are the Buddhist remains at Sarnath, Sanche, and Bodh Gaya. The cave temples at Ajanta, Ellora, and Elephant. And the temple Sites at Madurai, Thanjavur, Abu, Bhubaneswar, Konarak, and Mahabalipuram.
The southern half of India is a largely upland area that thrusts a triangular Peninsula into the Indian Ocean between the Bay of Bengal on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. At its southern tip is Kanniyakumri and in the north, is the Himalayan Mountain wall, where rise the three great rivers of the Indian subcontinent: the Indus, the Ganges, and the Brahmaputra.
The Gangetic alluvial plain, which has much of India's arable land, lies between the Himalayas and the dissected plateau occupying most of peninsular India. The Aravalli range, a ragged hill belt, extends from the borders of Gujarat in the southwest to the fringes of Delhi in the northeast. The plain is limited in the west by the Thar (Great Indian) Desert of Rajasthan, which merges with the swampy Rann of Kachchh to the south. The southern boundary of the plain lies close to the Yamuna and Ganges rivers, where the broken hills of the Chambal, Betwa, and Son rivers rise to the low plateaus of Malwa in the west and Chota Nagpur in the east.
The Narmada River, south of the Vindhya hills, marks the beginning of the Deccan. The triangular plateau, scarped by the mountains of the Eastern Ghats and Western Ghats, is drained by the Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri rivers; they break through the Eastern Ghats flowing east into the Bay of Bengal, form broad deltas on the wide Coromandel Coast. Further north, the Mahanadi River drains India into the Bay of Bengal. The much narrower western coast of peninsular India, comprising chiefly the Malabar Coast and the fertile Gujarat plain, bends around the Gulf of Khambat in the north to the Kathiawar and Kachchh peninsulas. The coastal plains of peninsular India have a tropical, humid climate.
The Deccan interior is partly semiarid on the west and wet on the east. The Indo-Gangetic plain is subtropical, with the western interior areas experiencing frost in winter and very hot summers. India's rainfall, which depends upon monsoon, is variable; it is heavy in Assam and West Bengal and along the southern coasts, moderate in the regions, and scanty in the arid northwest, especially in Rajasthan and Punjab. India is the land to tourism delights, a civilization to tour through. This is a tour package with overwhelming ease of conversation, and to be stunned into speechlessness by the beauty of nature.
The southern half of India is a largely upland area that thrusts a triangular Peninsula into the Indian Ocean between the Bay of Bengal on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. At its southern tip is Kanniyakumri and in the north, is the Himalayan Mountain wall, where rise the three great rivers of the Indian subcontinent: the Indus, the Ganges, and the Brahmaputra.
The Gangetic alluvial plain, which has much of India's arable land, lies between the Himalayas and the dissected plateau occupying most of peninsular India. The Aravalli range, a ragged hill belt, extends from the borders of Gujarat in the southwest to the fringes of Delhi in the northeast. The plain is limited in the west by the Thar (Great Indian) Desert of Rajasthan, which merges with the swampy Rann of Kachchh to the south. The southern boundary of the plain lies close to the Yamuna and Ganges rivers, where the broken hills of the Chambal, Betwa, and Son rivers rise to the low plateaus of Malwa in the west and Chota Nagpur in the east.
The Narmada River, south of the Vindhya hills, marks the beginning of the Deccan. The triangular plateau, scarped by the mountains of the Eastern Ghats and Western Ghats, is drained by the Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri rivers; they break through the Eastern Ghats flowing east into the Bay of Bengal, form broad deltas on the wide Coromandel Coast. Further north, the Mahanadi River drains India into the Bay of Bengal. The much narrower western coast of peninsular India, comprising chiefly the Malabar Coast and the fertile Gujarat plain, bends around the Gulf of Khambat in the north to the Kathiawar and Kachchh peninsulas. The coastal plains of peninsular India have a tropical, humid climate.
The Deccan interior is partly semiarid on the west and wet on the east. The Indo-Gangetic plain is subtropical, with the western interior areas experiencing frost in winter and very hot summers. India's rainfall, which depends upon monsoon, is variable; it is heavy in Assam and West Bengal and along the southern coasts, moderate in the regions, and scanty in the arid northwest, especially in Rajasthan and Punjab. India is the land to tourism delights, a civilization to tour through. This is a tour package with overwhelming ease of conversation, and to be stunned into speechlessness by the beauty of nature.
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Tour Tailoring
Like the tailoring your tour can also be tailored to suit your specific requirements Based on number of days adding places deleting places budgeting etc etc.
Indian -VISA
All tourists require a valid national passport and valid granted by Indian mission abroad for entering India. Validity till at least three month beyond the tour dates is a must for all tourists. The cost of the visa is 30USD-up to 6 month, 50USD - up to one year and 1000USD- more than one year. Tourists traveling to any of India's neighboring countries should have a multiple entry for India.
Currency
The units of Indian currency are the Rupee and (100 paisa equal 1 Rupee). Paper money is in denominations of Rupee 1,2,5,10,20,50,100,500 and 1000.coins are in denominations of Rupee 1,2 and 5. NO Indian currency whatsoever can be imported or exported ,except for Rupee travelers 'checks . there are 24-hour exchange facilities available at Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta and Chennai international airports.
Tipping
Some hotels services charges on their bills. In such cases tipping is not necessary. Where is not done, at tip of 10-15% is customary.
Health
Foreign tourists should be in possession of a Yellow Fever Vaccination certificate conforming to International health Regulation, if they are originating or traveling through Yellow fever endemic countries.
Climate
India, in general, has a hot tropical climate with both the tropical climate with both tropic of cancer and Tropic of Capricorn passing through her. However the climatic conditions show variations form region to region .the climate become cold from November to Mid - March, and the mornings and evenings are cool and fresh and the days are warm and sunny. From April to June, the climate becomes really hot and the days become dry and hot with occasional dust storms. June marks the onset of monsoons that lasts in most regions till September.
Hotels
Most of the places in India you will find Hotels ranging from Super 5* Deluxe to 1* sometimes rather lesser than 1* - However the category of the 5* Indian Hotels Cannot be compared to 5* Hotels internationally At the same Time Some Hotels is world class and have a Historic Tag attached to them -Heritage Hotels fall under that category Many places former forts -Residences and Palaces have been converted into hotels
Transport
You will find all kinds of Cars Buses small vans available in India - Some particular Cars Are genuinely good for Indian roads and man behind the buses can even repair them In case it is needed
Guides
The Guides provided are independent - they do are not employees of Travel company- To serve you we hire them against the stipulated Charges set by the department of Tourism
Entrances
Most of the monuments Palaces and places of interest charge an entrance fee
Allied Services
In Every Place of visit there are some allied services such as in Old Delhi Cycle Rickshaw ride, Tonga Ride(Horse cart) r Batter Bus to Taj Mahal, Elephant Ride In Jaipur -Khimsar Jeep Safari Jaisalmer Camel Ride Udaipur -Boat Ride These are normally included in the cost if one is visiting these Places.
Air Fare
We have several Domstic Airlines Operating now in India and their schedule And prices for the particular fate and flight are visible on their website-It should be noted that majority of these flights are Book and Buy -These airlines do charges for dates changes and apply their own cancellation rules
Trekking
We do own and provide trekking stuff-which consists of Tents for sleppeing
Mattresses pillow - Toilet Tents Kitchen Tents and all other equipments necessary besides porters ponies and support staff.
Tour Tailoring
Like the tailoring your tour can also be tailored to suit your specific requirements Based on number of days adding places deleting places budgeting etc etc.
Indian -VISA
All tourists require a valid national passport and valid granted by Indian mission abroad for entering India. Validity till at least three month beyond the tour dates is a must for all tourists. The cost of the visa is 30USD-up to 6 month, 50USD - up to one year and 1000USD- more than one year. Tourists traveling to any of India's neighboring countries should have a multiple entry for India.
Currency
The units of Indian currency are the Rupee and (100 paisa equal 1 Rupee). Paper money is in denominations of Rupee 1,2,5,10,20,50,100,500 and 1000.coins are in denominations of Rupee 1,2 and 5. NO Indian currency whatsoever can be imported or exported ,except for Rupee travelers 'checks . there are 24-hour exchange facilities available at Delhi, Mumbai, Calcutta and Chennai international airports.
Tipping
Some hotels services charges on their bills. In such cases tipping is not necessary. Where is not done, at tip of 10-15% is customary.
Health
Foreign tourists should be in possession of a Yellow Fever Vaccination certificate conforming to International health Regulation, if they are originating or traveling through Yellow fever endemic countries.
Climate
India, in general, has a hot tropical climate with both the tropical climate with both tropic of cancer and Tropic of Capricorn passing through her. However the climatic conditions show variations form region to region .the climate become cold from November to Mid - March, and the mornings and evenings are cool and fresh and the days are warm and sunny. From April to June, the climate becomes really hot and the days become dry and hot with occasional dust storms. June marks the onset of monsoons that lasts in most regions till September.
Hotels
Most of the places in India you will find Hotels ranging from Super 5* Deluxe to 1* sometimes rather lesser than 1* - However the category of the 5* Indian Hotels Cannot be compared to 5* Hotels internationally At the same Time Some Hotels is world class and have a Historic Tag attached to them -Heritage Hotels fall under that category Many places former forts -Residences and Palaces have been converted into hotels
Transport
You will find all kinds of Cars Buses small vans available in India - Some particular Cars Are genuinely good for Indian roads and man behind the buses can even repair them In case it is needed
Guides
The Guides provided are independent - they do are not employees of Travel company- To serve you we hire them against the stipulated Charges set by the department of Tourism
Entrances
Most of the monuments Palaces and places of interest charge an entrance fee
Allied Services
In Every Place of visit there are some allied services such as in Old Delhi Cycle Rickshaw ride, Tonga Ride(Horse cart) r Batter Bus to Taj Mahal, Elephant Ride In Jaipur -Khimsar Jeep Safari Jaisalmer Camel Ride Udaipur -Boat Ride These are normally included in the cost if one is visiting these Places.
Air Fare
We have several Domstic Airlines Operating now in India and their schedule And prices for the particular fate and flight are visible on their website-It should be noted that majority of these flights are Book and Buy -These airlines do charges for dates changes and apply their own cancellation rules
Trekking
We do own and provide trekking stuff-which consists of Tents for sleppeing
Mattresses pillow - Toilet Tents Kitchen Tents and all other equipments necessary besides porters ponies and support staff.
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