Indian Heritage and Culture

India has a rich heritage and culture with a fascinating past and a fast-paced and exciting present. Ancient temples are set amidst fast-growing industrial development. Travel to India to be educated and experience a world set apart from any other - an unforgettable travel destination.

The Raj
This tour covers different places which have a bearing on British India's history.

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Taj Mahal
The world famous Taj Mahal, situated in the city of Agra, Uttar Pradesh is an architectural masterpiece. Built for love, this icon mausoleum is made from exquisite marble and inlaid with thousands of semiprecious stones. A World Heritage site, the Taj is visited by thousands of tourists and locals alike every day. Read more...

Forts and Palaces
India has a rich architectural legacy dating back to an ancient past. Ancient forts and temples abound throughout the country, sixteen of which have been declared World Heritage Sites. The cities of Rajasthan are among the best known historical places in India. Read more...

The Raj
The Foundation of the British rule or the Raj began with the end of the East India Company's rule and in 1858 Indian became the jewel in the crown of the British Empire. The years of rule under the British empire made positive contributions to Indian life but colonialism also brought serious negative consequences. Read more...

Temples
The temples in India give testimony to a culture steeped in religion and tradition. The temples are exquisite in their design and architecture and thousands of people every day visit these temples to pay homage to their religious beliefs. Read more...

Spiritual India
With its diverse religions and host of spiritual practices, India is indeed a place to "find yourself, rejuvenate, and find inner peace". It is an immensely spiritual place, depicted in the buildings, religious beliefs, medicinal practices and activities focused on inner healing. Read more...

Ethnic Experiences
Ethnic India is fascinating and yet another intriguing dimension to this diverse country. To experience the various ethnic groups of India, it is best to book on a tour as often these communities do not welcome visitors. The northeast is India's chief ethnic area, and the numerous communities of Arunachal Pradesh, Orissa, Nagaland, Manipur and those in the rest of India make a glorious and colorful portray of Indian history through its ethnic world. Read more...