Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations

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30/04/2024

Should you decide to plan your own journey to India, just how confident are you that you will not miss a thing. This is where Lighthouse can be the ideal company to ensure you do not miss a beat. DELHI as all well know is the capital and with architecture and history not in short supply, one can understand why.

Described as a historic capital city blending tradition with modernity, this is Delhi.
A bustling metropolis that serves as the heart of India, blending a rich tapestry of history and culture. As a first-time visitor, prepare to be enchanted by the city's vibrant energy and myriad attractions.
Delhi has a history dating back millennia with layers of dynasties leaving their mark on its landscape.
Begin your journey with a visit to the iconic Red Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and marvel at its majestic architecture. Wander through the narrow lanes of Old Delhi where you'll encounter bustling markets, centuries-old monuments like Jama Masjid, and tantalizing street food stalls offering delights like spicy chaat and sweet jalebi. For a glimpse into India's colonial past, head to New Delhi, designed by British architect Edwin Lutyens. Here you can explore landmarks such as India Gate, Humayun's Tomb - pictured - and the magnificent Lotus Temple, renowned for its striking lotus-shaped architecture.

30/04/2024

We have been absent for awhile but we are back and today we wish to talk about JODHPUR - the Blue City of Rajasthan.

So why is it known as the Blue City, for those who know it well, its azure-hued buildings that rise like an oasis amidst the desert landscape is the obvious answer. Steeped in history and tradition, Jodhpur captivates visitors with its enchanting blend of architectural splendour, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality.
At the heart of Jodhpur lies the majestic Mehrangarh Fort, a towering citadel that dominates the skyline and offers panoramic views of the city below. Explore its labyrinthine corridors, adorned with intricately carved panels and ornate courtyards, and delve into the rich tapestry of Rajasthan's royal heritage. Venture into the vibrant streets of the old city, where narrow lanes wind through bustling markets filled with colourful textiles, exquisite handicrafts, and aromatic spices.
Discover the iconic Clock Tower, a bustling hub of activity where locals gather to shop, socialize, and taste some authentic Rajasthani cuisine.
For a taste of adventure, embark on a camel safari into the surrounding Thar Desert, where you can witness breathtaking sunsets over the sand dunes and immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Rajasthan's desert landscape. Whether you're exploring ancient forts, bargaining for treasures in bustling markets, or simply soaking in the sights and sounds of this magical city, Jodhpur promises an unforgettable journey through the heart of Rajasthan's regal past.

04/04/2024

One of our favourite characters throughout India is the spritely grey langur monkey. Known for being cheeky with nonchalant poses like this one, did you know that they are the best a raising an alarm when a predator is near? Not only do they become extremely agitated but they share an ear piercing scream over and over as they leap from tree to tree warning the other wildlife of impending danger.
Another fact is their bonding with each other and their deep love of family. You can see them grooming each other on the roadside or languishing atop of a wall. They certainly provide us with many great photos along the way.

27/03/2024

One of the most sought after places in the far north of India is Kashmir and if you browse through our snapshots, it is easy to see why.
Nestled in the northernmost region of India, Kashmir stands as a captivating summer destination renowned for its breathtaking beauty and serene landscapes. However you can also see what an aweinspiring place it is during the winter months.
Situated at varying altitudes with peaks reaching over 7,000 metres (23,000 feet) above sea level, Kashmir boasts a diverse range of attractions. Its rich history dates back centuries marked by influences from various cultures and rulers, including the Mughals and the British.
Kashmir has been often compared to Switzerland for its stunning scenery and alpine charm. The famous quote, "If there is heaven on Earth, it is here, it is here, it is here," attributed to the Mughal Emperor Jahangir aptly captures the ethereal allure of the region. Visitors to Kashmir can explore iconic attractions such as the Dal Lake where traditional houseboats offer a unique accommodation experience, or embark on scenic drives through the lush valleys of Pahalgam and Gulmarg. Adventure enthusiasts can indulge in trekking, skiing, or simply bask in the tranquillity of its pristine surroundings. With its unparalleled beauty and grandeur, Kashmir stands as a testament to nature's magnificence, offering an unforgettable summer or winter escape reminiscent of the finest in Europe.

19/03/2024

I hope that you are enjoying our short series on the rivers of India.
Today we feature the YAMUNA RIVER enriching North India's cultural heritage.
The Yamuna River flowing through the heart of North India, is a vital waterway that shapes the landscape and culture of the region.

Revered as a sacred river in Hindu mythology, it is believed to be the daughter of the Sun God, Surya. The waters are considered purifying, and it holds significant spiritual importance for devotees who undertake pilgrimages along its banks, particularly in cities like Mathura and Vrindavan which are deeply associated with the life of Lord Krishna.
Historically, the Yamuna has been integral to the region's agricultural practices providing irrigation for fertile lands and sustaining livelihoods for generations.
For visitors, the Yamuna offers opportunities to witness the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside and the lush greenery. Ancient temples and historic sites like the Taj Mahal in Agra are situated on the Yamuna's banks and offer insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region. This is a destination that blends natural splendour with spiritual significance.

16/03/2024

Another in our river series, this time the mighty BRAHMAPUTRA.

The Brahmaputra River running through the northeastern region of India, is a majestic male waterway shaping the landscape and culture of Assam. Unlike many other rivers traditionally considered female, the Brahmaputra's designation as male is attributed to its powerful and forceful nature, reflecting characteristics associated with masculinity such as strength and vigour. ( Remember this characteristic description was made a long time ago).
Its fertile plains and rich biodiversity make it a lifeline for millions, while its spiritual significance is deeply ingrained in local traditions. Along its banks lies Majuli, the world's largest river island and a cultural hub renowned for its Vaishnavite Monasteries, vibrant festivals, and traditional arts.
Further downstream, the city of Guwahati stands as a bustling metropolis steeped in history with ancient temples and monuments dotting its skyline. The Brahmaputra also flows past Kaziranga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the endangered one-horned rhinoceros. What a great opportunity for visitors to witness the region's diverse wildlife.
From the tranquil beauty of Majuli to the bustling streets of Guwahati and the untamed wilderness of Kaziranga, the Brahmaputra weaves a tapestry of culture, history, and natural grandeur that captivates all who encounter its shores.

12/03/2024

Another day on the river and this time we feature the Tungabhadra.

There is an ancient heritage flowing through fertile lands in the heart of Southern India.

As with all rivers, this one serves as a lifeline to the states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh as it enriches the landscape with its fertile banks maintaining the region's agricultural heritage.

Alongside its practical significance, the Tungabhadra holds a deep cultural and historical importance, particularly in the vicinity of the ancient city of Hampi. Once the majestic capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, Hampi is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its spectacular ruins, majestic temples and intricate stone carvings. Flowing gracefully past Hampi's ancient monuments and boulder-strewn landscapes adds to the charm of this historical enclave. Visitors to the Tungabhadra River and Hampi are treated to a captivating blend of natural beauty and cultural richness, offering opportunities for exploration, relaxation, and immersion in the region's storied past.
Just another of the immersive adventures you will encounter when you travel with Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations.

12/03/2024

I hope you are enjoying our river presentation series. Today we are at the CHAMBAL RIVER a wildlife haven with a storied history.

The Chambal River is a vital waterway in North India flowing through the states of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. This river plays a crucial role in the region's ecology and culture. Revered for its untamed beauty and abundant wildlife, the Chambal is a sanctuary for numerous species of birds, fish, and mammals, including the critically endangered gharial, a fish-eating crocodile.
Despite its wild reputation, the Chambal holds a peaceful allure as her placid waters wind through rugged landscapes and ancient ravines.
Historically, the river has been both feared and revered, its name often evoking tales of bandits and dacoits who once roamed its banks, creating a sense of intrigue and mystery. Today, the Chambal is increasingly recognized for its ecological importance, attracting nature enthusiasts and conservationists alike. Visitors can embark on boat safaris to observe the diverse wildlife, explore the region's rich history through archaeological sites and forts, or simply unwind amidst the tranquil beauty of this remarkable river.

11/03/2024

Today we are introducing you to one of the important rivers in Indias South. We all know that rivers everywhere are life itself. with that in mind, I present a short history lesson the KAVERI RIVER - a sacred lifeline of South India.

The Kaveri River (called Cauvery by the British), moving through Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, weaves and writhes as it shapes the landscape and culture. Believed to be sacred, it was created with Lord Brahma's intervention.
Visitors can explore picturesque landscapes along its banks, and indulge in boating, fishing, and riverside picnics. Along the river banks, you will see noted ancient temples like Talakaveri, the source of the river. Considered auspicious by pilgrims it is a major attraction. The Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple in Srirangapatna, offers spiritual insights and architectural marvels.
For an unforgettable experience, venture to the Dubare elephant camp nestled amidst lush greenery. Here you can interact with majestic elephants, learn about their conservation, and even participate in activities like elephant grooming and feeding. Dubare offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature and wildlife, adding to the diverse experiences along the banks of the revered Cauvery River.

02/03/2024

MAHABALESHWAR - another region synonymous with the lush landscapes in India.

Set amid the Western Ghats of Maharashtra, Mahabaleshwar flourished as a cherished British hill station during colonial times. Positioned at an altitude of approximately 1,372 metres (4,500 feet) above sea level, its agreeable climate and lush landscapes provided a tranquil sanctuary for British officials.
Presently, Mahabaleshwar beckons visitors with its verdant forests, panoramic viewpoints, and ancient temples. Explore the scenic Venna Lake for boating or unwind amidst the expansive strawberry farms for a delectable culinary experience. The awe-inspiring vistas from Wilson Point, the highest vantage point in Mahabaleshwar, and the serene atmosphere of the majestic Pratapgad Fort located just 24 kilometres west of the hill station bathes in its captivating beauty and storied past as Mahabaleshwar promises a rejuvenating escape amidst the natural splendour of the Western Ghats.

29/02/2024

Ooty (Ootacamund) - have you heard about this picturesque hill station located in Tamil Nadu? If not you won't be alone. Sometimes not being on the tourist radar can be a good thing as the crowds are kilometres away so you have a wonderful, leisurely journey.
Set amidst the Nilgiri Hills, Ooty also known as Ootacamund, was a favoured hill station for the British during colonial times. Standing at an altitude of approximately 2,200 metres (7,200 feet) in the Nilgiri mountains, its cool climate provided a refreshing escape from the heat of the Indian plains.
Today, Ooty beckons visitors with its lush tea plantations, serene lakes, and well-preserved colonial architecture. Explore the vibrant Botanical Gardens and enjoy a leisurely boat ride on Ooty Lake. The historic Nilgiri Mountain Railway is a scenic journey and should not be missed. The breathtaking views from Doddabetta Peak and the quaint charm of the local markets all add to the appeal of Ooty as it offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and historical charm.

This is what we do at Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations, design a journey that is somewhat unique taking you to amazing places and creating an adventure like no other through INDIA.

19/02/2024

There is so much more to see on a journey through India and today we are discovering MUSSOORIE.

Set high in the Himalayan Mountains, the hill station is located near Dehradun city in the Dehradun district of the Indian state Uttarakhand. It is about 35 kilometres from the state capital of Dehradun and 290 km north of the national capital of New Delhi. The vistas are stunning as you can see.
Mussoorie emerged as a favoured British hill station during colonial times. Positioned at an altitude of approximately 1,880 metres (6,170 feet), its temperate climate provided respite from the heat of the Indian plains.
Mussoorie presents visitors with its colonial-era architecture, bustling markets, and breathtaking viewpoints. Explore the renowned Camel's Back Road for panoramic vistas, and wander along the bustling Mall Road adorned with shops and eateries. The historic Christ Church and the thrilling cable car ride to Gun Hill, the town's second-highest peak opens the plains to unparalleled views of the surrounding mountains. With its timeless charm and scenic beauty, Mussoorie remains a beloved destination for those seeking peace and quiet amidst nature's splendour.
See Mussoorie with us on a tailor-made journey designed just for you. Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations we pride ourselves in our design capabilities. In a nation as large as India, it is beneficial to work with a company whose speciality is taking you on a journey to many destinations and providing you with an experiential, immersive and memorable holiday.

16/02/2024

What is the allure of India - a question that has many answers of course but at Lighthouse bespoke design tours, this is what makes us stand out in the crowd of set itineraries.
Maybe you have done one of those whirlwind tours that leave you wanting to return to travel more leisurely and with an in-depth and truly immersive experience. If so, then we have just what you are looking for.

Today we take a look at DARJEELING.
A quaint hill retreat with scenic tea gardens cradled in the Eastern Himalayas of West Bengal, Darjeeling, at an altitude of around 2,000 metres (6,700 feet), exudes the colonial charm of its past as a cherished hill station of the British Raj. Initially established as a retreat for weary British officials seeking respite from the oppressive Indian summer, Darjeeling today beckons visitors with its misty tea gardens, panoramic views of the Himalayas, and the enchanting Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll along the beguiling streets and admire the colonial architecture, stop to savour a cup of locally grown tea, or venture into the surrounding hills for serene hikes amidst breathtaking scenery.
From the iconic Tiger Hill sunrise to the vibrant markets and monasteries, Darjeeling promises an unforgettable blend of history, natural beauty, and cultural richness.
Why not allow us to design a journey that is just right for you, seeking out the lesser known places in this land of magical experiences.

05/02/2024

Islam -A little more on the religions of India.

Islam thrives, shaping India's diverse culture.
Islam, introduced to India in the 7th century, has left an indelible mark on the nation's rich tapestry. Rooted in the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, Muslims follow the Quran and the Hadith as their sacred texts. The philosophy of Islam centres on the oneness of God (Allah) and the principles of compassion, justice, and charity.

India hosts significant Islamic pilgrimage sites including the revered Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Fatehpur Sikri- a small city in northern India, just west of Agra which was founded by the 16th-century Mughal Emperor Akbar and the grand mosques of Delhi and Hyderabad. The architectural marvel of the Taj Mahal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as a testament to India's historical Islamic influence. Islam's vibrant presence in India mirrors the country's cultural diversity and pluralistic ethos.

The architecture of many of the religious buildings has made India famous all over the world.
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30/01/2024

In our series on religions in India, today we are looking at HINDUISM
Such a diverse and ancient faith with a myriad of deities - this is the true nature of old India.
The Hindu religion is one of the world's oldest and traces its roots to ancient India. Its diverse tapestry incorporates profound philosophies that are encapsulated in sacred texts like the Vedas, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita.
Hinduism thrives on the concepts of dharma (righteous living), karma (action and consequence), and moksha (liberation from the cycle of reincarnation). The religion embraces a multitude of deities, each representing facets of the divine. Pilgrimage holds significant importance, with revered sites like Varanasi, Rishikesh, and Tirupati drawing devotees.
Ancient temples such as the Kashi Vishwanath and Badrinath, are hubs of spiritual energy. Hinduism's enduring legacy continues to shape India's cultural and spiritual landscape, offering seekers a profound journey into ancient wisdom.

29/01/2024

Never let it be said that India is dull in any form as that most certainly is not the case. Take ZOROASTRIANISM as an example. This religion thrives in India's cultural mosaic life.
You can be forgiven if you have never heard of it - especially if you are not living with the culture inside of India.
The Parsi religion, Zoroastrianism's branch in India, traces its origins to the arrival of Zoroastrians fleeing Persia in the 8th century. The sacred texts, the Avesta, elucidate Zoroaster's teachings emphasizing the eternal struggle between good and evil. Parsi philosophy centres on good thoughts, good words, and good deeds. The revered Fire Temples, such as the Atash Behram in Mumbai, are focal points for worship.
The Tower of Silence in Mumbai reflects the unique Parsi practice of excarnation. The Parsi community has significantly contributed to India's cultural and economic fabric, maintaining its rich traditions while harmoniously coexisting with the diverse tapestry of the nation.
If you think this is fascinating, then wait to see what else we have in store for you.

23/01/2024

SETH BHANDASAR - Jain Temple in Bikaner, Rajasthan
One of the oldest surviving structures in the city and was built by merchant Bhandasa Oswal in the fifteenth century then his brother built one alongside it. It is beautifully preserved and in immaculate condition. Just look at the saturation of those colours and the perfect paintwork! According to city legend, 40,000 kg of ghee was used in place of water for the mortar that constructed it.
Credit to Amrit Maru, dialogue and image.

21/01/2024

MALAI BOONDI LADDOO
The last of our sweet treats is Jaipurs favourite and one especially loved by the Royal Family.
Malai Boondi Laddoo a delectable Indian sweet hails from the culinary tapestry of Rajasthan but is particularly relished in Jaipur. Crafted from tiny gram flour droplets soaked in creamy malai (clotted cream), these laddoos have a delightful texture and a rich, indulgent flavour. Whether encountered in bustling bazaars or savoured during festive occasions, Malai Boondi Laddoo encapsulates the regal sweetness of Rajasthan.
The intricate combination of textures and the opulent taste, mirror the state's royal culinary heritage, offering a sensory journey into the realm of Rajasthani desserts and inviting all to revel in the palatial sweetness of these laddoos.
As flamboyant as the words used to describe them.

15/01/2024

RASGULLA is our treat today and represents the spongy sweetness of Bengal - the delectable syrup balls.

Originating from the eastern state of West Bengal and particularly relished in Kolkata, this iconic sweet is a culinary masterpiece.
Soft cheese balls are soaked in fragrant sugar syrup to create a melt-in-the-mouth experience that reflects the cultural richness of Bengal. Enjoyed during festivals and celebrations, Rasgulla embodies the region's sweet traditions. Whether encountered in local sweet shops or delightfully presented at festive gatherings, this delectable treat is a quintessential part of the vibrant dessert landscape inviting all to experience the joy of Eastern Indian sweets.
Travel with us on one of our tailor-made bespoke journeys and we can show you the best spots to find Rasgulla.

12/01/2024

Do you have a sweet tooth? If you do then you are going to love GULAB JAMUN, golden sweet spheres which are a North Indian dessert delight.
This exquisite Indian sweet may look indulgent but one needs to look past this to try these deep-fried dough balls bathed in saffron-infused sugar syrup. Originating from the North, particularly enjoyed in places like Delhi, it is a festive treat and everyday indulgence. The golden spongy delights boast a rich blend of khoya (reduced milk) and fragrant cardamom and when combined, create an incredible burst of flavour.
Whether eaten during celebrations or on ordinary days, Gulab Jamun mirrors India's culinary finesse. Surrender to the pleasure of this sugary symphony, and you'll find yourself immersed in the cultural sweetness that defines North Indian desserts. You won't regret that first bite and what will follow.

08/01/2024

With a strong love of Sri Lanka, today we introduce you to TRI set on Koggala Lake ( Sri Lankas largest lake) about 20 kilometres from Galle Fort. It is also within easy reach of the best beaches in the south. 11 suites are spiralling across a six-acre hill of outstanding natural beauty. Ecotourism has never been so inspiring.
Ideally, TRi is well-positioned for anything from a Yoga Retreat to a blissful honeymoon and even a wedding. There are six options to choose from starting with the the Water Tower rooms, the Lake Suite and Villa to the Villa with a pool. They cater well for families in the largest villa and of course, the Tri Villa with a lake view. Spacious at 140sqm, the villa has two terraces and its own plunge pool. Why not allow us at Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations to book a stay for you in this eco-friendly masterpiece. Thinking of planning your own eco yoga retreat- then look no further than TRI.

04/01/2024

Today we are travelling to the mountainous town of SHIMLA in the northern state of Himachal Pradesh in the Himalayan foothills. The history of Shimla goes back to the period of the Anglo-Gurkha war at the beginning of the 19th century.
One of the must-do items on a visit is the Kalna - Shimla narrow gauge railway. The Viceregal Lodge, also known as the Advanced Study Institute is an eerie site to behold as you can see by the image below. The city is located at 2276 metres above sea level.
You will also find the Bishop Cotton School which is not like the name suggests. Founded in 1859, it is in fact the oldest boarding school for boys in Asia. At Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations we know the usual places to create a bespoke journey for you. Every itinerary is individual and tailor-made to your requests. Do join us as we discover the wildlife of this beautiful region of Northern India.

01/01/2024

Today we introduce you to Suryagarh located in Jaisalmer. The elemental Thar Desert is a place of freedom and discovery with a calming silence with dark and starry heavens above. A world where sunsets are like golden gems glowing on the horizon.
The beauty of the resort is not lost on all who visit and some can be forgiven for never wanting to leave. Also known as the Golden City, the World Heritage site dates back to the 12th century. Constructed of honey-coloured sandstone, the fort heralds the beginning of the Great Thar Desert.

27/12/2023

If one were to write about everything that is both historic and of vital importance in India, it would take a lifetime and more. Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations endeavours to present you with enough amazing places, temples and historical facts that will whet your appetite and see you wanting to know more.
This is the PACHALLOOR SREE BADHRAKAALI Hindu Temple said to be over 6 centuries old and located 7 kilometres south of Trivandrum City near Kerala.
The name loosely translated as 'the passage of time' is directly tied to the creation of a Goddess by Lord Shiva.
This and many more temples can be seen on a journey with us - one designed for you so that you may travel your way and see what you want to see not what a guide wished you to see.

25/12/2023

From the team at Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations we would like to wish you all a blessed Christmas and hope that the new year will bring all that you desire. We look forward to helping you plan your 2024 journey to India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan.

23/12/2023

We have recently covered the interesting toilet museum so today I thought you might like to hear about another one of the interesting museums in Bhopal - the MP Tribal Museum

A fascinating showcase of India's indigenous tribal cultures and an extensive collection of artifacts, traditional art, and interactive exhibits, it provides a comprehensive insight into the lives, customs, and artistic expressions of the tribal communities in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
The museum beautifully captures the essence of these cultures, offering visitors a chance to delve deep into their traditions and artistry. It's an educational and eye-opening experience, inviting you to appreciate the rich cultural diversity that exists within India, making it a rewarding exploration for those curious about India's heritage. See the museums of India with us Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations

16/12/2023

One of the most elegant forms of silk in a fabric is that of BANARASI Weaving.
I think that you would agree that this traditional weave from Varanasi is just divine.
Varanasi is renowned for its rich cultural tapestry and notably the art of stunning silk weaving. Nestled on the banks of the Ganges River, Varanasi has been the heart of this exquisite craft for centuries.
Dating back to the Mughal era, Banarasi silk is steeped in history with its intricate patterns and luxurious textures gracing royal attire. The hallmark of this style is its use of gold and silver threads, creating breathtaking floral and geometric designs. Visit Varanasi with us at Lighthouse by Incentive Destinations to watch the skilled weavers in action as they bring tradition to life. Don't miss the chance to bring home a piece of this legacy as you explore the bustling markets for Banarasi silk sarees, a timeless and elegant addition to any wardrobe.

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