Goa is known for its world famous beaches. Apart from Goa, Kerala is also known for its beaches, Kovalam is most famous of all. We are always keen to sample the best beaches of India for our India travelers. Our endeavor is to give our clients energetic and relaxing moments on a beautiful beach. We have summarized the following some of the most happening beaches of India.

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Anjuna Beach, Goa

Anjuna Beach of Goa is one of the most popular beaches of Goa. The important reason to visit this beach is to dance and lay on this. There is a famous flea market, a major shopping hangout here, beside the beach.

A number of tourists flock here to visit this charming site. Apart from that taking a long walk in the moon light and seeing the spectacular sight of sun setting are something that is loved may many visitors.

The tourist season at this beach starts in November and continues through the Christmas, New Year and beyond. It is recommended to visit here in non- tourists season to the visitors who want relaxed trip.

Baga Beach, Goa

Baga Beach, is 10-km west of Mapusa, is an extension of Calangute beach. The sight s at this beach is very exotic. The atmosphere is quiet and aloof. It is very popular among international tourists. It is good for water sports and angling. It has the best range of restaurants; a candlelight dinner at the beachside is arranged as per the requests of the tourists’. Tourists flock here for its lively nightlife.

Calangute Beach, Goa

Calangute beach is one of the famous beaches of Goa. There are good shopping options at this beach. There is a wide range of shopping articles such as handicrafts of Kashmir, boutiques, Himalayan curios and jewellery etc. Apart from that quality textile product from Rajasthan, Gujarat and Karnataka are worth purchasing, but bargaing is advised as the same products are easily available cheap on Wednesdays at flea market. This beach is ample enough to accommodate the big numbers of tourists. At Calangute the travelers may also enjoy water sports such as Parasailing, Surfing, and Wind Surfing. The nightlife at Calangute is relatively calm and cool.

Moreover, the popular Kerkar Art Gallery hosts the night of Indian music and dance, weekly, besides paintings and sculptures of various talented, upcoming artists of Goa.

Dona Paula Beach, Goa

The Dona Paula beach is popularly known as “Lovers Paradise” as per the folklore that the daughter of the viceroy had fallen in love with a poor fisherman, having faced objections from her family about it she jumped of the cliff. It is seven kilometers from Panjim. It is known for its romantic environs. It is good for water sports on clear waters. It offers motar boat rides and ideal sunrays for sunbath altogether.

Apart from that there are other places of interests such as The Reis Magos Church; one of the oldest churches of Goa, Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary: around nine kilometers from the beach and National Oceanography Institute.

There is large number of shops located along the beachside selling straw hats, lace handkerchiefs, and spices apart from Goa’s liquor specialties Feni and port wine. For Indian handicrafts and jewellery, visit the Indian Arts Emporium in Dona Paula.

Marina Beach, Chennai

Marina Beach is the longest beach of India. It is one of the longest beaches of Asia. It is located on the eastern part of Chennai. It is fascinating to watch sun set and rise from this beach. The undercurrent is very strong at this beach. In the evening the beach is crowed with activities.

There are also facilities of pony rides at the beach site. There is an aquarium close to the beach with the collection of tropical sea fishes and fresh water fishes. The traveler may have a chance to have a closer look at the aquatic life.

Marari Beach, Kerala

This beach is comparatively new to the tourists. It is a place to simply sit and relax, enjoy watching the sun set and at the end of the day a leisurely dinner. You may also call Marari as one of the lesser known beaches of India.

Gopalpur on Sea, Orissa

Gopalpur on sea is situated around 180 Kms. from Bhuvneshwar. It is one of the oldest beaches of Orissa, It is located around sixteen kilometers from Berhampur. It is comparatively small beach. Gopalpur-on-Sea is a surfer’s delight and excellent for sailing. This beach is yet to be explored to its fullest extent. This is very quiet and cool beach in the lap of nature. If the traveler is looking for a relaxing holiday, then it is the perfect beach, fairly isolated and undisturbed. The famous Chilika Lake is situated at a distance of 45-km from Gopalpur, attracts large number of migratory birds.

Kovalam Beach, Kerala

This famous beach of Kerala is situated on the Malabar Coast, a small village of Kovalam. It is known for its beautiful and secluded beaches in the world. It has become one of the most popular beaches in India. The word meaning of Kovalam is “a grove of coconut trees”.

The beaches of Kovalam can be divided in three parts, such as. “The Lighthouse Beach”, most popular one situated at the extreme south, the middle beach is called “Hawah” and “Samudra” situated at the extreme North. Kovalam is ideal for water sports such as kayaking, swimming, surfing and skiing. At Kovalam, seafood including lobsters available at the beach-side restaurants.

These destinations are recommended for travelers who are interested in Arts and crafts, markets, cities, heritage and architecture. These destinations are culturally rich in ethnic paintings, marvelous handicrafts, bursting markets and museums.

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An overview: The people of India have had a continuous civilization since 2500 B.C., when the inhabitants of the Indus River valley developed an urban culture based on commerce and sustained by agricultural trade. This civilization declined around 1500 B.C., probably due to ecological changes.

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The first British outpost in South Asia was established in 1619 at Surat on the northwestern coast. Later in the century, the East India Company opened permanent trading stations at Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta, each under the protection of native rulers.

The British expanded their influence from these footholds until, by the 1850s, they controlled most of present-day India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. In 1857, a rebellion in north India led by mutinous Indian soldiers caused the British Parliament to transfer all political power from the East India Company to the Crown. Great Britain began administering most of India directly while controlling the rest through treaties with local rulers.

In the late 1800s, the first steps were taken toward self-government in British India with the appointment of Indian councilors to advise the British viceroy and the establishment of provincial councils with Indian members; the British subsequently widened participation in legislative councils. Beginning in 1920, Indian leader Mohandas K. Gandhi transformed the Indian National Congress political party into a mass movement to campaign against British colonial rule. The party used both parliamentary and nonviolent resistance and non-cooperation to achieve independence.

On August 15, 1947, India became a dominion within the Commonwealth. India became a republic within the Commonwealth after promulgating its constitution on January 26, 1950.

A subcontinent with a 5000-year old history. A civilization united by its diversity. Experience the richness of culture, the glory of the past, the turbulences and triumphs. The landmarks of each era, the achievements of each age, the legacy of the regime. As you walk through history, through India’s geography, through the religious, linguistic and artistic chapters, your interpretation will be your very own discovery.

India’s heritage is an insight in the varied facets of the country’s history, religious and cultural contrasts, and its indigenous lifestyles still untouched by the trappings of modernity.

India, with nearly 1 billion citizens, is the second most populous nation in the world. It is impossible to speak of any one Indian culture, although there are deep cultural continuities that tie its people together. English is the major language of trade and politics, but there are fourteen official languages in all. There are twenty-four languages that are spoken by a million people or more, and countless other dialects. India has seven major religions and many minor ones, six main ethnic groups, and countless holidays.

Religion is central to Indian culture, and its practice can be seen in virtually every aspect of life in the country. Hinduism is the dominant faith of India, serving about 80 percent of the population. Ten percent worship Islam, and 5 perscent are Sikhs and Christians; the rest (a good 45 million) are Buddhists, Jains, Bahai, and more.

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Camel Safari

The Camel safari can be experienced in the desert state of Rajasthan, India. Rajasthan is India’s western most state, is the very essence of exotic India- barren desert and drifting sand dunes.

Most of the camel safaris are organized in the winter. The best season to enjoy the same is from November to March. Jaisalmer is the place from where most of the camel safaris start. Jaisalmer is connected by air, train and road. The camel-safari towns in Rajasthan are Bikaner, Mandawa and Jaisalmer.

Elephant Safari

In the North and the North East India elephant safari makes the best option of exploring the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, especially the ones that are located in the Himalayan region. If you have gone to some national parks of the state and ridden an elephant in search of a tiger, then you would be quite aware of the immense versatility of this majestic animal in negotiating the difficult Himalayan terrain that even a jeep will not traverse. Why not an elephant for a long ride, covering days? Well, in the Himalayan forest regions you can do it, especially in national parks such as Corbett in Uttaranchal and Kaziranga in Assam.

Wildlife

India is home to a rich diversity of wildlife supplemented by an equally rich variety of flora and fauna. The sight and sounds of a majestic elephant, a peacock’s dance, the stride of a camel, the roar of a tiger are unparalleled experiences in themselves. Watching birds and animals in their natural habitats is an experience in itself.

The country offers immense opportunities for wildlife tourism. The immense heritage of wildlife in India comprises of more than 70 national parks and about 400 wildlife sanctuaries including the bird sanctuaries.

A paradise for the nature lovers, these forest areas are also crucial for the conversation of the endangered species like the Leopard, Lion, Asiatic Elephant, the Bengal tiger and Siberian Crane.

India harbours eighty percent of the entire population of the one horned rhinoceros in the world. The Kaziranga Game Sanctuary is an ideal habitat for the rhino and a popular destination with the naturalists and environmentalists as well as the wildlife traveler. India has its fair share of Tiger Reserves. India’s National Animal, the tiger happens to be the joy and pride of India. The Royal Bengal tiger is amongst the most majestic species of the tiger. Sixty percent of the total population of the wild tigers in the world resides in India.

India has a lot to offer in terms of landscape and scenery. India has a collection of special destinations has something to suit your tastes. There are road journeys to enjoy landscape and scenery. The first one is a drive from Chandigarh to Manali that is an awesome stretch covering a total distance of approximately 320 kms. The drive out of Chandigarh is full of densely wooded Shivaliks and amazing greenery. The ascent starts with lovely curves, rivers and the spectacular streams. The Mandi to Manali leg of the drive is truly pleasant, as the road leads along the River Beas to Manali. There are apple orchards on the way just before the entry to Manali presents a beautiful sight.

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The tourists may enjoy Mumbai Pune Expressway road travel. This road passes through some really beautiful spots, surrounded on both sides by the Western Ghats. This route is absolute bliss filled with lush greenery and many waterfalls on the way. This is 93 km expressway.

Another scenic drive from Mumbai to Goa, on national highway; the 582 km stretch is a trip worth trying. This is a picturesque drive. The landscape consists of hills, coastlines and grasslands. It is advisable to get off the highway to take small diversions and explore the mesmerizing coast and the green hills.

There is an exciting drive from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer through the Deserts. It is around 300 kms drive. The driving through the sand dunes and difficult terrain on both sides is quite exciting. The traveler may find changing vegetation on the way along with the increasing heat. It is recommended to get off the highway and enjoy the sand dunes to feel the real desert under the feet.

A thrilling road travel to enjoy the landscape and scenery is Leh to Manali stretch on the highway. It is a 475 km stretch, which connects Leh and Manali. This is spectacular but dangerous road that crosses some of the highest mountain passes in the world. This road is open during the months of June to mid-October only, rest of the time it is covered with snow. This terrain is filled with loads of excitement, adventure and ultimate bliss to nurture for life.

Apart from the mentioned ones there are some more exciting drives such as Tezpur to Tawang, Chalakudy to Valparai and the drive from Mysore to Ooty etc.

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Trekking: A trek in Himalaya is a special and rewarding mountain holiday. Trekking in India will take you through a country that has captured the imagination of mountaineers and explorers for more than 100 years. You will meet people in remote mountain villages whose lifestyle has not changed for generations.Trekking does not mean mountain climbing. Generally trekking refers to walking on trails. The trek combines the experience of mountain climbing, rock climbing, boulder-hopping and glacier traversing.

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Skiing

Auli: This is best and renowned ski resort in India. It is around 500 kms from Delhi and 250 kms from Rishikesh. It can be accessed via a spectacular cable car ride from Joshimath and offers skiing slopes for beginners and professionals. The Govt. Institute runs one to two weeks ski training certification courses. It offers Ski lifts, snow beaters, certified instructors, quality equipment and very good ski slopes. National level ski championships are regularly held here. The best time to enjoy it is from January to March.

N.B: Heavy snowfall in 2006 and 2007 season ensured that skiing could not be done and it had to be stopped in between. Hence, it is important to check the snow levels before planning the trip.

Solang Valley is hub of all the adventure activities in Manali. Skiing is one of those activities. Skiing in Manali is more of fun skiing as day visitors from Manali flock the area and take a try at the casual skiing.

Scuba Diving and Snorkeling

Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat Islands (Lakshadweep). Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat Islands are remote islands in the Arabian Sea represent ideal setting for a scuba diving. Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat have Scuba diving centres. There are ideal accommodation options that make it a very popular scuba diving destination internationally especially for Europe. The best time to enjoy it is from October to May, ideal duration for the same is from one week to four weeks.

Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat Islands are remote and did not have telephones or any sort of communication system till very recently. It is a restricted tourism zone and require permit even for Indian citizens for visiting. Agatti is the only Airport in this area. There are only 9 fights altogather. The flights have baggage restrictions of 15 kg per seat.There are Fixed schedule Ships from Cochin during Oct-May period which takes about 22-28 hours depending which island you are going to. Agatti and Bangaram are better accessed by flight whereas other islands are accessed by Ship. Diving centres here are geared to cater to beginners as well as offers CMAS and PADI courses by certified divers. They also offer underwater photography courses. Snorkeling is possible at specified locations.

Havelock Island (Andaman Islands)

Havelock Island is 38 kms from Portblair and accessible by a Govt. Boat that runs daily. Havelock Island is surrounded by numerous sites that are explored by scuba divers. There are numerous Dive centers there on the Radhanagar Beach as well as Vijaynagar Beach that will help guests explore various areas around the Island. Snorkeling is also possible just off the Vijaynagar beach or at specified locations. The best time to enjoy it is from October to May.

Goa and Karnataka: Grande Island and Sao Jorge Island host a variety of dive sites from calm, sandy bays to pretty coral fields, exciting shipwrecks to challenging pinnacles. Add warm waters, shallow dive sites and an absence of strong currents, Goa and neighboring coastal Karnataka is an ideal location for beginners as well as experienced divers. While diving in this region is not exactly world class due to limited underwater visibility (generally in the region of 6 to 12 meters), there is an amazing amount of marine life as well as hard coral which continues to delight even the most experienced divers. The best time to enjoy it is from October to April.

Paragliding

Kamshet: It is 125 kms from Mumbai and 65 kms from Pune. Paragliding is a fun, safe way to experience flight in its simplest form. You simply lay out a wing on a hillside or mountain, inflate it over your head like a kite, run a few steps and before you know it you’ve stepped off into the sky! Once in the air, a pilot is able to maintain and even gain altitude using lifting air currents and thermals. Landing a paraglider is extremely easy. A pilot simply steers it into the landing area, and glides down for a very gentle touch down back on to earth.

Temple Pilots Paragliding is a flight training school, based in Pune. It is reputed training school registered and recognized by the aero club of India with 100% safety record. This school conducts Paragliding sessions at Kamshet. The best time to enjoy it is from October to May.

There are two following options available as

1. Tandem joyrides
2. Introductory Paragliding Courses

1. Tandem Joyrides: A two-seater 15-20 minute joyrides with an experienced pilot. This is the easy way to enjoy the exhilaration of free flight. There is neither any age limit nor training required. You may carry your camera and take some amazing pictures from the sky!

2. Introductory Paragliding Course: It 3-day course and experience the thrill of your first solo flight.

N.B: For Paragliding in Kamshet you can stay overnight at Lonavala or start early from Mumbai or Pune.

White Water Rafting: India is yet to earn the reputation of being among the best places for river rafting. But it offers a series of some of the most outstanding river journeys in the world. The Himalayan mountain terrain that draws trekkers and climbers from all over the world. A good combination of beautiful scenery, spectacular rivers and a rich cultural diversity makes India an obvious river runner’s destination.

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White water rafting in India is almost exclusively confined to the northern rivers which flow southwards from the Himalayas, gushing between densely forested mountains and through steep gorges. There are rivers such as the Alaknanda, Bhagirathi, Indus, Zanskar and Teesta which offer the ultimate thrills not to be forgotten. You should be as old as over 14 years of age- to book on river rafting trips. There are some basic trips, which pass through quieter waters for which it is not necessary to know swimming. Although if you can not swim may not be allowed on certain stretches of the river. Moreover, expectant mothers and people suffering from epilepsy or other serious ailments are not allowed.

The Himalayan Rivers, being the main river rafting routes, are virtually inaccessible during the winters. Some, like the Zanskar, are frozen and most of the others are too cold to allow rafting. The monsoon brings heavy rain to the lower reaches of the Himalayas, and melting snows in the mountains result in high water flows in the rivers. That is why summers are the good time to go river rafting, but it can be a little unsafe, especially for novices. It is advised for the beginners or novices that August and September are the best months to go river running; when waters are lower and more manageable. However, veterans can opt for expeditions earlier in the summer. Moreover, spring or early summer is usually suitable for river running.

Accommodation

Riverside tent camps exist along all the main routes, especially in Garhwal. These will generally consist of Swiss tents where accommodation is on a shared basis, with separate dry-waste toilet tents. All camps have their own arrangements for dining and entertainment- the latter invariably consisting of bonfires, beach volleyball and singing. Some of the longer runs may include stops en route at riverside villages or other settlements.

Important

River rafting in some areas may require special permits from the government. Areas close to India’s international borders, such as Nubra, Sikkim, Lahaul and Spiti may be off-limits to foreigners without a valid permit.

Rafting Runs

There are two main sets of routes along the rivers, graded I to III (for amateurs) and IV to VI, for veterans. The Zanskar and the Indus, both in Ladakh, are graded I – III, while the more southern stretches of the Beas, Chenab, Sutlej and Teesta are graded IV – VI. Briefly,

Grade I: Small, easy waves; mainly flat water

Grade II: Mainly clear passages; some areas of difficulty

Grade III: Difficult passages; narrow in places and with high waves

Grade IV: Very difficult, narrow and requiring precise manoeuvring

Grade V: Extremely difficult. Very fast-flowing waters which can be manoeuvred only by experts

Grade VI: For all practical purposes, unmanageable- even suicidal

The Ganga and its tributaries; the Kali Ganga, the Indus, the Zanskar, the Teesta and the Rangeet are some of the rivers on which river running has been developed. Most of these have good riverside camps, and are well-frequented by organized rafting groups during peak season.

CAMEL SAFARIS

The Camel safari can be experienced in the desert state of Rajasthan, India. Rajasthan is India’s western most state, is the very essence of exotic India- barren desert and drifting sand dunes.

Most of the camel safaris are organized in the winter. The best season to enjoy the same is from November to March. Jaisalmer is the place from where most of the camel safaris start. Jaisalmer is connected by air, train and road. The camel-safari towns in Rajasthan are Bikaner, Mandawa and Jaisalmer.

Elephant Safari

In the North and the North East India elephant safari makes the best option of exploring the wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, especially the ones that are located in the Himalayan region. If you have gone to some national parks of the state and ridden an elephant in search of a tiger, then you would be quite aware of the immense versatility of this majestic animal in negotiating the difficult Himalayan terrain that even a jeep will not traverse. Why not an elephant for a long ride, covering days? Well, in the Himalayan forest regions you can do it, especially in national parks such as Corbett in Uttaranchal and Kaziranga in Assam.

Elephant Safari Places In India:

• Hardwar-Kotdwar-Kalagarh-Ramnagar-Kaladhungi-Haldwani, Uttaranchal
• Amber Fort, Jaipur, Rajasthan
• Harmara Lake, Rajasthan

Fairs and Festivals are at the centrestage in Indian culture. The fairs and festivals are the spirit of Indian culture and society. India has lot to offer a lot to the visiting tourists as far as fairs and festivals are concerned. The celebration of these festivities is deep-rooted in the traditions and customs of this country. The list of celebrations in India includes Holi, Diwali, Pushkar Fair, Kumbh Mela, Goa fair (carnival) and an annual dance festival at Khajuraho etc. All these Indian fairs and festivals represent people from diverse backgrounds, regions; communities and religions. Indians are deeply associated with fairs and festivals.

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Holi; a festival of colors.

Diwali; a festival of lights.

Pushkar Fair; Camel festival.

Kumbh Mela; Holy dip festival.

Goa Fair; Carnival.

Khajuraho, a unique destination giving a completely different meaning to the human senses does worth a visit. It is believed that that dance is older than the earth itself and in its celebration Khajuraho hosts an annual dance festival in the backdrop of its famous temples, in February or March – an opportunity not to be missed.

The Camel Festival in Pushkar is equally world famous, where hundreds of thousands of camel, horse and sheep handlers, pilgrims and tourists besiege the otherwise peaceful environs of a sleepy town. The highlight of the festival for the Hindus is a dip in the holy lake. We recommend you to visit one if your travel schedule matches. We will guide you as per your travel dates and liking.

These are just few examples, there are many such festivals being celebrated throughout the year.

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About Haridwar: Haridwar is well connected to the major cities, it lies on the National Highway and road network is good. It is a religious destination thronged by devotees throughout the year. Haridwar, the holy city lies at the foot of the Shivalik range of the Himalayas. It is very important factor that the Ganges enters plains from mountains at Haridwar.

Haridwar is one of the seven holiest places according to Hindu mythology. It is believed that the God has left its footprints in Haridwar. Moreover, it can be called the gateway to the three important Hindu pilgrimages of India in Uttrakhand named Rishikesh, Badrinath and Kedarnath, because of its key geographical location.

About Rishikesh: This is one of the most favorite destinations of north India loved by international tourists. It is around 24 kms from Haridwar. It is located in the laps of lower Himalayas, and is surrounded by scenic beauty of the hills on three sides with Holy Ganges flowing through it. The place is considered to be sacred as it is believed that meditation at this place leads to attainment of salvation. There are many temples-some ancient, some new along the river Ganges. Rishikesh is important not only as pilgrimage centre closely associated with the Ramayana, but also as home for many important centers of Hindu religious thought and spirituality, above all it is an important Yoga Centre. There are many ashrams and yoga centers. It is claimed as Yoga capital of the world. Moreover, Rishikesh is an adventure sports destination famous for trekking, white water river rafting, expeditions and excursions towards the Himalayan peaks. One important feature to visit Rishikesh is that the International Yoga week, is celebrated every year, which attracts participants from all over the world, from 2nd to 7th Feb on the bank of river Ganges.

About Yoga:

Yoga is a 5,000 year old scientific technique for spiritual development. It soothes one’s agitated senses and fills one with a sense of well-being. India is world-famous for its ancient knowledge of Yoga. It is an art of transforming the inert body to the level of vibrant mind in order to unite your body and mind into one with the serenity of one’s soul. Yoga helps to rejuvenate mind and soul, it helps to bring out the best in a person.

It is defined as union, the union between individual existence and its source, the supreme existence. It is to make one realize one’s identity with the greater self. Yoga is a systematic science also.

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