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29/04/2024

Exotic Vacations using Oberoi Hotels and Resorts

A bespoke itinerary of India using at some of the best hotels in the world with warm, caring hospitality of Oberoi Hotels & Resorts.

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26/04/2024

Living Legacies of Taj - Majestic Palaces

Living Legacies of Taj - Majestic Palaces that encapsulate history, heritage and timeless folklore. Immerse yourself and be enchanted by India's legendary palaces. Explore these palaces with Indian Safaris.

Taj Mahal Place – Mumbai
Taj Lake Place – Udaipur
Taj Rambagh Palace – Jaipur
Umaid Bhawan Palace – Jodhpur
Taj Falaknuma Palace - Hyderabad
Taj Fateh Prakash Palace – Udaipur
Taj Nadesar Palace - Varanasi

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Regal Splendor
Immerse yourself in the regal splendor of the Taj palaces, where the echoes of monarchs past craft narratives across the ages; where grandeur radiates from every nook and cranny. Be swept away into a bygone epoch of noble grace and historical depth, surrounded by stately architecture, intricate decor, and verdant gardens.

Enthralling Encounters
Allow yourself to be spellbound as you journey into a realm where history melds seamlessly with the modern day, and a rich fabric of kingly customs wraps you in an aristocratic way of life. Within the Taj Palaces, every instant is designed for luxury, and each encounter becomes a precious memory to hold dear.

Distinguished Accommodations
Enter the sanctuaries of opulence, each suite a masterpiece festooned with delightful touches that hark back to a time of unparalleled elegance. Each suite murmurs its distinct tale of romance, authority, and magnificence, honoring the illustrious sovereigns who once resided within these walls.

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Authentic Culinary Traditions
Savor the sumptuous banquets where each dish is a celebration of the vast tapestry of culinary arts. Each masterfully prepared specialty is a fusion of age-old tastes and genuine cooking methods, conjuring a culinary journey that delights and enthralls the palate.

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24/04/2024

Royal Kashmir Package

Destinations Covered: Srinagar, Sonmarg, Gulmarg, Pahalgam

No of Days : 5 Nights / 6 Days

Discover the enchanting wonderland of Kashmir with our 5-night, 6-day Royal Kashmir Package. Whether you're seeking a romantic honeymoon, an adventurous getaway with friends, or simply the tranquility of snow-capped landscapes, our journey offers an affordable gateway to Kashmir's thrills.
Embark on a 6-day odyssey through Kashmir's iconic destinations, including Sonmarg, Pahalgam, Gulmarg, and the picturesque capital, Srinagar. Immerse yourself in the region's distinct culture and breath-taking natural beauty.
Our meticulously crafted itinerary ensures you explore the best of Kashmir, from the serene Sindh valley's floral streams in Sonmarg to the cinematic Chandanwadi valley, backdrop to famed Bollywood scenes. Revel in the nocturnal charm of Dal Lake's shikara rides and the regal splendor of Srinagar's Mughal Gardens.

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Day Programme
01 Arrive Srinagar
On arrival at Srinagar, you will be met by our representative and transfer you to Hotel. Afternoon tour of world famous Mughal Gardens visiting the Nishat Bagh (The garden of pleasure) and Shalimar Bagh (Abode of love). In the evening Shikara ride on The Dal Lake to enjoy the beauty that God has graced this city with which is often compared to Venice. You will get a view of some very interesting places around the Lake.
Overnight at Hotel.

02 Srinagar – Sonmarg – Srinagar 196 Kms
Full day excursion to Sonmarg which is the most beautiful drive from Srinagar. On the way you stop at many beautiful spots. Continue drive to Sonmarg 2690 Mtrs (Meadow of Gold). One can ride on horse to visit Thajwass Glacier where snow remains round the year and Sonmarg is known as Gateway of Ladakh. In the evening return to Srinagar. Overnight at Hotel

03 Srinagar – Gulmarg – Srinagar 112 Kms
After breakfast leave for Gulmarg which is one of the most beautiful summer resort in the valley. It is also popular for its golf course (in summer), the highest in the world and skiing during the winter season. Enjoy the splendor of nature and the snowy mountains. Enjoy enjoy Gondola ride (cable car) from Gulmarg – Khilanmarg –Gulmarg. The Gondola cable car is split into two phase i.e. Phase 1 and phase 2. The phase one is starting from Gulmarg to Khilanmarg which takes around 10 mints and phase 2 starts from Khilanmarg to Affarwat which takes 15 minutes of ride. In the afternoon return back to Gulmarg. Dinner and overnight at hotel.

04 Srinagar – Pahalgam 94 Kms
After breakfast, leave from Srinagar and drive to Pahalgam 2440 Mtrs (Vale of Kashmir) on the way visit Saffron fields and Avantipur ruins which is eleven hundred years old temple. Finally, by the lunch time you will reach Pahalgam which is the most famous place for Indian Film Industry. After lunch enjoy the nature charm of the valley. Overnight at Hotel.

05 Pahalgam Sightseeing – Srinagar
In the morning after breakfast enjoy sightseeing of Aru valley, Betab Valley and Chandanwari.
Chandanwari at 2,895 m and 16 km (10 miles) from Pahalgam, is the starting point of the Amarnath Yatra. The road from Pahalgam to Chandanwari is curvy, sometimes a relatively flat terrain, with quite a few steep curves. It can be undertaken by car (not busses and trucks for most part) with some skilled driving. From Chandanwari onwards the track becomes much steeper, being accessible on foot or by pony only. 11 km from Chandanwari is the mountain lake of Sheshnag, after which, 13 km away is the last stop, Panchtarni. A narrow spiraling path from Panchtarni leads to the Amarnath Cave.

ARU Valley A small village, 11 Kms upstream the Lidder River, is a beautiful locality. The route is picturesque with ample campsites. This village is the starting point for treks to the Kolahoiglacier.This charming meadow can be reached by walking along a mountain path. The river Lidder disappears at GurKhumb and reappears after 27 mtrs.

Betab Valley, situated just 7 km up on Pahalgam, has got its name from Sunny Deol’s movie, Betab, which was shot extensively in this area. Surrounded by snow-covered mountain peaks and dense pine and deodar forests, this valley is the mouth of River Sheshnag. There is a beautiful garden in the valley, with a bridge to cross the river. The Pahalgam Development Authority has proposed to develop this valley as a beautiful holidaying spot and is thus, carrying out several construction activities in the region. In the evening drive to Srinagar. Dinner & Overnight at House Boat.

06 Departure Srinagar
After breakfast proceed to Srinagar airport to connect to your flight for onward destinations.

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23/04/2024

ENCHANTING KARNATAKA – A luxury tour with IndianSafaris.com

Places Covered: Hyderabad – Hampi – Bangalore – Mysore – Kabini – Coorg – Neeleshwar – Kannur – Bangalore

India’s landscapes are as fantastically varied as are its cultural traditions. From the snow-dusted peaks of the Himalayas to the sun-splashed beaches of the tropical south, the country has a bounty of outdoor attractions.
Karnataka is the perfect introduction to southern India. The state is a prosperous, compelling state loaded with a winning blend of urban cool, glittering palaces, national parks, ancient ruins, beaches, yoga centers and legendary travelers’ hang-outs. You can scout for big cats on scenic wildlife safaris, paddle in the shimmering waters of coastal retreats, take blood-pumping treks high in the hills or simply inhale pine-scented air on meditative forest walks. Among all these natural treasures is a wealth of architectural gems, from serene temples rising out of pancake-flat plains to majestic forts and palaces peering over plunging ravines. With its sumptuous mix of traditions, spiritual beliefs, festivals, architecture and landscapes, your memories of India will blaze bright long after you’ve left its shores.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE TOUR
• Nizams & Royalty
• 14th century Vijayanagara Dynasty
• Mysuru Maharaja
• Wildlife & Kuruba Tribe
• Coffee & Spice Plantation
• Beach & Live Culinary

DAY 01 : Arrival at Hyderabad (by International Flight)
Upon arrival at the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, you will be met by Indian Safaris representative and transferred to your hotel.

A grand and spectacular welcome awaits you from the palace gates from where a horse-drawn carriage transports you to the grand welcome ritual that awaits. Feel like royalty as you ascend the Grand Staircase amid a shower of flower petals! Check-in at hotel following the procedures done at the lobby.
Relax for the day.

Evening proceed for a Heritage Walk also known as the Palace Tour - Join our butlers for an insightful and entertaining walk around the palace. You start the Champagne Palace Walk at sunset but end enlightened by the past. Perched 2,000 feet atop the City of Pearls, this 1894 masterpiece has an elaborate design, eloquent stucco-work and timeless elegance, carefully restored by the Princess Esra.
Following to the Palace Tour you will enjoy a Qawwali performance by renowned artists inside the palace.
Overnight at hotel Taj Falaknuma Palace.

DAY 2 :Hyderabad
Steeped in history, thronged with people and buzzing with commerce, the city of Hyderabad is one of India’s most evocative cities. Looming over the Old City are some of India’s most impressive architectural gems.
This day is designed to explore the beauty & history of the City of Nizams. A city that has almost everything to offer its visitors, Hyderabad makes for one of the most interesting places to visit. A blend of rich cultural and historical heritages, age old traditions and best of modern facilities, the city of Hyderabad presents an environment that is second to none.
After breakfast, drive to the Golconda Fort, Hyderabad’s most impressive sight, this monumental fort lies on the western edge of town. In the 16th century the Qutb Shahs made Golconda a fortified citadel, built atop a 120m-high granite hill surrounded by mighty ramparts, all ringed by further necklaces of crenellated fortifications.
Visit the Qutub Shahi Tomb which consist of the tombs of seven Qutub Shahi rulers. Considered to be some of the oldest monuments of Hyderabad, these tombs captivate their visitors with the architectural excellence presenting a beautiful blend of Persian and Indian architectural styles. You can see the influences of Hindu, Pathan, Deccan as well as Persian styles in the structure of these tombs.
Later visit the Chowmahalla Palace the opulent 18th- and 19th-century palace compound, the main residence of several Nizams, which comprises of several grandiose buildings and four garden courtyards. Most dazzling is the Khilwat Mubarak, a magnificent durbar (royal court) hall where the Nizams held ceremonies under nineteen enormous chandeliers of Belgian crystal.
Drive past the bustling lanes of Charminar & Laad Bazaar & then return back to hotel.
Overnight at hotel Taj Falaknuma Palace.

DAY 3 : Hyderabad – Hampi (by Domestic Flight)
This day there will be an early check-out with a packed breakfast handed over from the hotel and transferred to the Domestic Airport to fly to your next destination.

Upon arrival at Vidyanagar Airport, drive to the hotel in your privately driven air-conditioned vehicle. Upon arrival at hotel you will be received in the traditional Indian way of welcoming guests by offering ‘aarti and tika with Kumkum on your forehead’ Following the check-in process you will relax in your rooms.

The day is designed & planned to walk you down the rich history of the 14th century Vijayanagara empire. Let the stone monuments of Hampi tell you the story of what was once described as “the best provided city in the world”. An interesting experience ‘Virupaksha Trail’ begins with a leisurely walk up the Hemakuta hill, which opens up a treasure trove of pre-Vijayanagara temples, statues and the wondrous stories surrounding them. It will also serve you delightful views of the rock-strewn landscape of Hampi with its glorious sunsets. Stroll down to the centuries old Virupaksha Temple at the base of the hill, the holy temple of the early Kings of the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century. The end of the trail is marked by the exquisite Krishna temple and the huge monolith of Narasimha.

In the evening, there will be an interactive session with our Historian who will regale you with stories of the Vijayanagara Empire. This will be followed by the intimate dining experience at the infinity pool deck.

DAY 4 : Hampi
Breakfast at hotel.
Proceed for the ‘Vittalapura Walk’ - Hampi had many suburbs or puras which were self-sufficient settlements centered around a temple and an attached market denoting two of its core activities – worship and commerce. Explore the Vittalapura Bazaar that leads to the famous Vijaya Vitthala temple considered by many to represent the pinnacle of temple architecture in India. This temple is renowned for its musical stone pillars and a chariot carved in stone.
Return to hotel for lunch.
Evening enjoy the Tungabhadra Trek. An offbeat evening trek that takes you through giant boulders, the ruins of the Achyutaraya Temple and the famed ‘Courtesan Bazaar’. Catch a splendid view of the setting sun behind the boulder hills as you walk along the banks of the scenic Tungabhadra River.
Overnight at Evolve Back Kamalapura Palace.

DAY 5 : Hampi– Aihole – Pattadakal - Badami–Hampi
An early breakfast at hotel, your day is planned for the visit of the Chalukyan Empire town of Badami.
Once the capital of the mighty Chalukya empire, today Badami is famous for its magnificent rock-cut cave temples, and red-sandstone cliffs.
Visit the Aihole, Pattadakal & Badami Caves during this day. Drive back to Hampi & relax.
Overnight at Evolve Back Kamalapura Palace.

DAY 6 : Hampi – Bangalore (by Domestic Flight) – Mysuru
Breakfast at hotel & check-out. On time you will be transferred to the Vidyanagar Domestic airport to catch your flight to Bangalore.
Upon arrival at Bangalore airport you will exit the airport terminal & drive to Mysuru.
The historic settlement of Mysuru is one of South India’s most enchanting cities, famed for its glittering royal heritage and magnificent monuments and buildings. The Mysore palace brings most travelers here, but Mysuru is also rich in tradition, with a deeply atmospheric bazaar district replete with spice stores and incense stalls. Ashtanga yoga is another drawcard and there are several acclaimed schools that attract visitors from across the globe.
En route visit the stunning summer palace of Tipu Sultan. Set within lovely manicured grounds 1km east of the fort, Tipu’s Summer Palace is Srirangapatna’s star attraction. Built from teak and rosewood, it has impressively lavish decoration covering every inch of its interiors. The ceilings are embellished with floral designs, while the walls bear murals depicting courtly life and Tipu’s campaigns against the British.
Upon arrival you will check-in at your hotel.
Overnight at Radisson Blu Plaza.

DAY 7 : Mysuru – Kabini
Enjoy a sumptuous breakfast at the hotel and check-out.
Visit the city of Mysuru – Mysuru’s Maharaja Palace, leisurely walk at Devraja Flower Market and Tipu Sultan Palace.
The second-most-visited sight in India (after the Taj Mahal), this Mysuru Maharaja Palace is among the very grandest of India’s royal buildings and was the seat of the Wodeyar maharajas.
Dating from Tipu Sultan’s reign, this huge and very lively Devraja Flower Market /Bazaar has local traders selling traditional items such as flower garlands, incense, spices and conical piles of kumkum (colored powder used for bindi dots), all of which makes for some great photo ops.
Post the tour drive to Kabini, a paradise for the wildlife enthusiasts. Upon arrival check-in at the hotel. Overnight at the hotel. This evening enjoy a ‘Night Trail’ where our naturalist will skillfully es**rt you around the areas just outside the resort and by the Kabini’s waterline that harbors a small universe of creatures that are active at night.
Overnight at Evolve Back Kuruba Safari Resort

DAY 8 : Kabini
Early morning enjoy a guided Nature Walk with one of our Naturalist.
Return to the resort for Breakfast.
Later you will be taken for an experiential tour of ‘Spirit of Kabini’ – you will be taken in your own vehicle to the nearby village, to a tribal house, for interaction. Our in-house naturalist will accompany you & explain about the local agriculture and how the tribal com-munity lives in harmony with nature and forests.

Lunch at the resort, followed by the Boat Safari for 2 hours and 45 minutes. On the Boat Safari, you will be taken upstream from the resort on the Kabini River to where the river itself separates the Nagarhole National Park from the Bandipur National Park. Today, on the banks of the Kabini, one can witness one of the largest congregations of Asiatic elephants, peacefully feeding and getting on with their lives.
Evening enjoy a Tribal Dance show by the local tribe with their lively & energetic performance (happens on alternate days) followed by an interactive 'Jungle Tales' session with the naturalist.
Dinner at the resort.
Overnight at Evolve Back Kuruba Safari Resort

DAY 9 : Kabini – Coorg
Early morning you will enjoy a land safari on shared basis vehicle for 4 hours (0545 – 1000 hours
Return to hotel for breakfast. Check-out from hotel & drive to Coorg.
Nestled amid evergreen hills that line the southernmost edge of Karnataka is the luscious Kodagu (Coorg region, gifted with emerald landscapes and hectares of plantations. A major center for coffee and spice production, this rural expanse is also home to the Kodava people, who are divided into 1000 clans. The uneven terrain and cool climate make it a fantastic area for trekking, birdwatching or lazily ambling down little-trodden paths winding around carpeted hills. All in all, Kodagu is rejuvenation guaranteed.
Upon arrival check-in at the resort & relax. Enjoy the lunch at the any-time dining multi-cuisine restaurant.
Later that afternoon, you will experience the Plantation 4 X 4 ride or a Guided Plantation Walk - a guided tour of coffee & spice plantation spread across 300 acres of the land. Learn how coffee and spices are cultivated; it is a rewarding experience. The refreshing aroma of spices and fresh coffee fills Coorg.
Return back to your room & relax. After a brief break you will be taken on your next joyful experience of Evening Cultural Program (happens on alternate days) specially curated for you, a live dance performance of Karnataka folk dances by local artists.
Overnight at Evolve Back Chikkana Halli Estate.

DAY 10 : Coorg
An early morning Guided Bird Watching tour with our Naturalist inside the resort. Coorg is an ornithologist’s delight and is every bit as entertaining and enlightening for the amateur birdwatcher too. Coorg alone accounts for over 25% of all bird species in India, and you get an idea of why birding at Coorg is so popular.
Visit the coffee museum for COFFEEOLOGY - A daily live session on the art and science of gourmet coffee, where visitors can observe, experience and taste an assortment of coffee preparations from around the world.
We will also visit the Tibetan Settlement – Golden Temple (Buddhist Monastery) outside the resort.
This evening our chef will demonstrate the local cuisine of Coorg. Join for a live Kodava cuisine culinary session.
Overnight at Evolve Back Chikkana Halli Estate.

DAY 11: Coorg – Neeleshwar
After breakfast, check-out from the resort.
We will visit the local house of Coorg for the ‘Ainemane’ experience the taste of Kodava hospitality and a glimpse of their history as you visit their ancestral home and indulge in a typical Kodava lunch.
Drive to Neeleshwar – a gorgeous beach in tranquil, palm bordered expanse of yellow sand that fades into the hazy distance. Upon arrival check-in at the hotel for overnight.
Overnight at Neeleshwar Hermitage.

DAY 12: Neeleshwar
Breakfast at hotel.
Start the day with a Village Trip - A fascinating three-hour trip that includes a walk through the tranquil surroundings of a typical Indian village that is hardly touched by modern life. You can enjoy the time-honored rhythms of agricultural life and witness: the collection of salt-water mussels from the backwaters; the farming of extensive vegetable fields owned by the village co-operative using traditional methods; the extraordinary gymnastic display of harvesting areca nuts (used in paan) from the tall palm trees. You can visit three ancient temples and there will also be a chance to take a ferry ride on the river and savor some fresh toddy!
Evening enjoy a leisurely walk on the beach & enjoy the sunset.
Overnight at Neeleshwar Hermitage.

DAY 13: Neeleshwar – Kannur-Bangalore or Mumbai
International Airport – Bangalore International Airport (by Domestic Flight)
Breakfast at hotel. Relax for the day. After an early lunch check out from resort & drive to the nearest Kannur International Airport terminal for your connecting flight to Bangalore.
You will connect your home bound flight from Bangalore International Airport with innumerable experiences throughout your stay in India!

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22/04/2024

India's Hidden Historical Treasures: 5 Must-See Sites

India, the cradle of one of humanity's earliest civilizations, boasts a cultural tapestry rich in history. Shaped by a mosaic of dynasties, its landscape is a testament to diversity and unity, offering a unique tapestry that captivates the heart.

From the timeless legacy of the Indus Valley and the ruins of Hampi to the iconic Taj Mahal and Rajasthan's majestic forts and palaces, India's historical grandeur has mesmerized explorers throughout time.

For the intrepid traveler seeking paths less trodden, India hides five exceptional historical treasures that promise to astonish and inspire.

• Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Maharashtra, Western India
• Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, North India
• Orchha, Madhya Pradesh, Central India
• Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal, Karnataka, South India
• Konark, Orissa, East India

Ajanta and Ellora Caves
The Ajanta and Ellora caves, carved from rock, stand as magnificent testaments to Buddhist heritage, captivating visitors with their grandeur. The Ajanta Caves, a collection of thirty monastic sites hewn from a crescent-shaped cliff, date from the 2nd century BC to the 6th century AD.

Shrouded in obscurity for millennia, these caves were rediscovered in 1819 by John Smith, a British officer, during a hunt. Their interiors boast intricate murals that narrate Buddha's life and Jataka Tales, showcasing some of the most sophisticated ancient Buddhist artistry.

Ellora's thirty-four caves, a sanctuary for Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain traditions, were sculpted between the 6th and 11th centuries AD. The crowning jewel is the Kailasa Temple, an 8th-century marvel rivaling Athens' Parthenon in scale and splendor.

Lucknow
Lucknow, the heartland of the Awadh Nawabs, is celebrated for its opulent legacy, evident in its majestic structures, artistic expressions, and gastronomic excellence. The city also cherishes the elegant Urdu language, a living piece of its cultural fabric.
The exquisite Chikankari embroidery, a hallmark of Lucknow's craftsmanship, faces challenges from contemporary fashion trends. However, SEWA, a benevolent organization, is dedicated to collaborating with local female artisans to sustain this precious art form.

Reflecting on India's contemporary history, the Siege of Lucknow stands as a pivotal episode in the 1857 Indian Rebellion, marking a shift in British colonial dynamics. This uprising curtailed the East India Company's reign, igniting India's prolonged struggle for independence. Echoes of this tumultuous era linger within the historic Residency complex.

Orchha
Orchha, the 16th century seat of the Bundela dynasty, is a hidden gem of Central India's history. This quaint town, nestled on the curve of the Betwa River, has a rich heritage of majestic palaces, memorial structures, ancient temples, and riverside gardens that most tourists miss.
The palace offers a breathtaking view of the towering spires and cenotaphs, and the Raj Mahal and Laxminarayan Temple are adorned with exquisite murals from the renowned Bundela School of Painting. It's a delight to wander around on foot, and it reminds me of the ancient city of Bagan in Myanmar.
Orchha's sunsets are especially enchanting, with the splendid monuments glowing in the golden light reflected by the Betwa River. For a more immersive experience, we would suggest visiting Orchha along with Gwalior, which boasts a magnificent fort complex as well as royal palaces and Jain temples.

Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal
Badami, Pattadakal and Aihole, the ancient capitals of the Chalukya Dynasty, are older and as impressive as Hampi, but they have been forgotten in a remote corner of the Deccan Plateau in north Karnataka.

It takes a long time to get there and the accommodation is not very comfortable, but the amazing ruins are worth the trouble. The temples, which date back to the 6th century, showcase a wide range of Hindu temple architecture styles, from rock-cut caves to standalone temples and forts, which served as models for many other constructions in the country.

Badami, with its dramatic setting, is the most fascinating and attractive of the three sites. I loved climbing to the top of the two hills to see the town and the famous Bhuthanatha Temple from above.

Konark
The most famous and prominent Sun Temple in India is the 13th century temple at Konark in Orissa, one of the twelve Sun Temples that have survived over time. I had always dreamed of visiting it, as I had seen many drawings and photos of the temple in my father’s office, who was involved in a temple architecture research and conservation project in Bhubaneshwar and Puri.

It was as impressive and awe-inspiring as I had imagined, especially its incredibly precise architecture that made the first rays of the rising sun fall on the image of Surya in the sanctum sanctorum. The temple is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it is shaped like a huge chariot of the Sun God, Surya, with beautifully carved wheels on its sides, pulled by a team of seven horses representing seven days of the week.
The exterior walls of the temple are decorated with exquisite carvings of traditional Odissi Dance, which helped to revive this forgotten dance form in the 1950s. Today, a yearly dance festival is held at Konark, featuring some of India’s finest classical dance forms including Odissi.

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22/03/2024

Experience Holi festival at The Leela Palace, Udaipur with IndianSafaris.com

20/03/2024

Travel to Rajasthan with IndianSafaris.com and enjoy the festival of colors- HOLI..

Attention, globetrotters! It's time for a safe and vibrant Holi experience!
Foreign tourists, join us for the Dhulandi Festival in Jaipur, where you'll sway to the beats of lively Rajasthani folk music and immerse yourself in the festive spirit. Let loose and indulge in the colourful festivities, painting the town in vibrant hues with dry colours.
Dhulandi Festival
Location: Hotel Khasa Kothi, Jaipur
Date: March 25th, 2024

Incredible India

20/03/2024

Explore Rajasthan with IndianSafaris.com

17/03/2024

Discover Rajasthan’s Rural Charm!

Rajasthan's women infuse each creation with vitality, from colorful textiles to enchanting ceramics. Embark on a journey to rural Rajasthan and weave your own memorable travel stories!

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17/03/2024

17/03/2024

Explore Goa with Indian Safaris

14/02/2024

Explore Madurai with IndianSafaris.com

Madurai, a city in Tamil Nadu, has a long and rich history and culture. It is called the "Athens of the East" because of its splendid Meenakshi Amman Temple, a huge complex with detailed carvings and colourful statues. The city's heritage can be seen in its lively streets, where music, dance, and art flourish. Madurai is also famous for its festivals, especially the Meenakshi Tirukalyanam that draws thousands of pilgrims and visitors. Madurai has a lot to offer, from old temples to tasty street food, and it is a wonderful mix of spirituality, tradition, and Tamil culture. Indian Safaris can create your personalized and customized journey that guarantees your amazing and unforgettable experience.

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