Our recent trip to kerala was customised by the Team at Holiday Lounge. It was a memorable trip & we look forward to travel with them again......
Mr & Mrs. ShekhawatThe rich heritage of India, one of the world’s oldest civilizations, is an all-embracing confluence of religions, traditions and customs. The highlights of Indian heritage lie in the treasure of its art, architecture, classical dance, music, flora and fauna, and the innate secular philosophy of its people. A visit to the heritage sites is like a walk through history, changing lanes with every dynasty that ruled Indian soils. The finesse of Indian handiwork, the richness of silk and cotton textiles, the ethnicity of jewellery, everything has come down as a heritage from ancient times and is being kept alive generation after generation. Even food in India is a legacy and part of Indian heritage, differing in look and taste in every state of India.
India is a home to many exquisite wildlife and bird sanctuaries. One can have an adventurous trip while visiting these places. There’s so much more to discover like - water sports in still waters like boating, rowing, river rafting. Visitors flock in here in huge numbers every year to experience the natural flora and fauna, along with the wildlife. These wildlife reserves, are adventurous as well, they host all sorts of animals and migratory birds. A walk down these places will definitely make you experience the utmost adventure. Places in India can certainly leave anyone in awe of the world. Everything to plan to explore on your trip is available in India.
India is known for its penchant for creating sculptural art in caves and temples out of rocks and mountains since the earliest of times. Indian architecture, sculpture and painting went hand-in- hand, creating the beautiful synthesis in the work you see today. The love for colour and design in painting, dance, music or drama has always been a part of the Indian soul. Miniature paintings date back to 11th and 12th Centuries AD. Indian art is deeply rooted in tradition, gods, deities, epical themes, and also warfare. Our classical dance and music is world renowned for its magnificence. Stunning handicrafts and textiles are carried home with a lot of pleasure and enthusiasm by tourists visiting India. A country as diverse as India is symbolized by the plurality of its culture. India has one of the world & largest collection of songs, music, dance, theatre, folk traditions, performing arts, rites and rituals, paintings and writings that are known as the ntangible Cultural Heritage of humanity.
India is working hard towards protecting its natural assets and sustaining its indigenous cultures. Tourism in India also supports and sustains local economies that are dependent on this revenue, by using local produce and creating economic opportunities for local communities. There are restrictions on the number of people permitted to enter the core area of forests so as not to create disturbance in the life cycle of nature and its wildlife. There is also pressure on hotels to promote recycling, using solar power and water reuse. Holiday camps, eco-friendly resorts in jungles, tree houses in hotels and houseboats run by local people are some of the eco- tourism friendly options in various destinations, offering both luxury and affordable accommodation.
In India spirituality and religion are part of people’s everyday life. Personal devotional belief, rituals and temple worship, have created the most amazing architecture. India is known for its rich past and cultural heritage. Each dynasty that ruled on Indian soil left its mark in the form of architectural marvels that are today a phenomenon for the world to witness. From North to South and East to West, every state is resplendent with different styles of temples, gurdwaras, mosques, monasteries and churches, many of which have been declared heritage sites for their antiquity and craftsmanship. A visit to India would be incomplete without beholding the beauty and richness of these architecturual sites.
A land of cultural plurality and rich ancient wisdom, India is known for its traditional systems of medicine that view health and well-being in a unique way. Since time immemorial, the Indian systems of preventive and proactive approach to healthcare have been appreciated worldwide. Over several centuries, innumerable systems of natural medication have survived and flourished in India which aim at synthesis between life and nature, without taking help of artificial or chemical elements. With the world turning to healthier lifestyles, this is becoming an important tourism sector. Among these traditional medicine and lifestyle systems, Yoga is the science of achieving absolute union with the divine. India has become the centre for Ayurveda, Yoga, Siddha, Naturopathy etc. and ashrams across the country are welcoming tourists who want to escape frenetic lives and combine their vacations with holistic wellness. India has continued to enrich this invaluable treasure of knowledge and practices by strengthening the research organisations and implementation of schemes to promote, cultivate and regenerate plants and herbs used in these systems. Local health practices are being revitalised under various programs and accreditation of Naturopathy is getting implemented meticulously. Central Councils established for the Indian Systems of medicines have undertaken numerous research projects to establish the most scientific practices through clinical trials. India prepares itself with renewed dedication and welcomes the world into the sublime realm of health and wellness.
Enjoyed in restaurants, streets or at home, Indian food is not about a few culinary delights but about a vast assortment of dishes that makes it truly amazing, and the cooking style varies from region to region. Indian cuisine is known for the art of using the right spices in every dish, not just for its flavor but for its nutritional and medicinal value also. The art of cooking is passed down generations, hence reflects a blend of many cultures and civilizations. Having very long summer days at most times of the year, so four meals a day are cooked. From breakfast, which is slightly lighter, to heavy meals (including desserts) for lunch and dinner, interspersed with high tea in the evening, which also has a helping of snacks and sweetmeats to go with it. Chai, which was normally drunk in villages has become a favourite beverage around the world.
Travel and stay in luxury in India, when you visit the Taj Mahal, or spend a few days sailing on the backwaters of Kerala or cruising on the Brahmaputra in the North-East. Rajasthan can be seen in all its splendor with a stay on the lake in Udaipur or in the palaces of Jaipur and Jodhpur, or even the desert in Jaisalmer. India is renowned for its hospitality and the service you get is warm and impeccable. Luxuriate on Goa beaches or dive in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Pamper yourself in some of the world’s best spas and Ayurveda resorts. Or are you a golfer? Then India offers exclusive golfing experiences with luxurious accommodation and modern amenities. You can also feel like a maharaja on an Indian train while covering the golden triangle. India offers the best in the world if you want to indulge yourself.
Our recent trip to kerala was customised by the Team at Holiday Lounge. It was a memorable trip & we look forward to travel with them again......
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