Delighted Journey

Vasant Kunj, Delhi

$1, 168 15 days best time : may - oct new delhi new delhi min pax : 2 max pax : 10 places covered: delhi shimla narkanda sangla chitkul nako tabo kaza rangrik keylong manali chandigarh delhi. The former kingdom spiti, the forbidden land, was closed for foreign travelers for decades. Here, in the seclusion of the indian himalayas on the border with tibet, people have been able to preserve tibetan culture in its original state until today. The significant monasteries of tabo, lhalung, dhankar and key are impressive testimonies of buddhism and are unesco world heritage sites. The people here, the spitis, still live firmly in their old buddhist traditions in the midst of a magnificent high mountain landscape. The desert landscape is repeatedly interrupted by fertile oases, surmounted by snow-covered six-thousand and flowed through the emerald-green ribbon of the spiti river and its tributaries. By jeep and on foot, we explore this fantastic region that is so reminiscent of tibet.

$1, 350 15 DaysBest Time : Apr - Mid OctNew DelhiNew DelhiMin Pax : 2Max Pax : 10 Ladakh Tour Package Details Places Covered: Delhi Leh Lamayuru Alchi Likir Nubra Hemis Shey Thiksey. The flight from Delhi to Leh, the capital of Ladakh, over the ice giants of the Himalayas gives us an idea of the magnificent landscape that awaits us in the coming weeks. The vast mountainous desert, numerous monasteries and the Buddhist culture, which still determines the lives of the extremely friendly people, are reminiscent of Tibet and the Tibetan plateau. We are enchanted by idyllic villages and green oases along the Indus and Nubra valleys.

$2, 350 20 DaysBest Time : Jan - Feb (Depends on Festival Dates)New DelhiNew DelhiMin Pax : 2Max Pax : 10 North-East Tour Details Places Covered: Delhi or Kolkata Dibrugarh-Roing-Pashighat-Along-Daporijo-Ziro-Majuli Miao-Tezu-Dibrugarh Dep. This journey gives you a glimpse of the ethnic diversity expressed through the 3 traditional festivals we visit in a very special way. In a region sparsely populated even for India, tucked away in the remote north-east of Arunachal Pradesh, there are just 17 inhabitants per square kilometre over an area of 84, 000 square kilometres. The 1.4 million inhabitants of Arunachal belong to about 100 different indigenous tribes who still maintain their traditional & customs. Framed by Bhutan in the west, Tibet (China) in the north, Myanmar in the east and Assam & Nagaland in the south, this is not only a diverse mixture of peoples, but also an enchanting and at the same time wild and vast landscape stretching from the high Himalayas in the north to the 7, 090 m towering summit of the Kangto stretches down to the lowlands on the Brahmaputra. Here we find all vegetation zones from tropical and subtropical rain and cloud forests in the south, rhododendron, oak and fir forests in the low mountain ranges to the alpine vegetation of the high mountains.