Assam

Nestled deep in the Himalayas with its lush green hills and valleys criss-crossed by the mighty Brahmaputra and its numerous tributaries, Assam is one

Chattisgarh

Rightly known as ‘The Land of Surprises’, Chhattisgarh is blessed with some pristine forest covers, splendid caves, hilly terrain, cascading waterfalls

Gujarat

Gujarat’s bustling seaports, historic temples and mosques, and trade centres have drawn travellers since time immemorial. Home turf of the roaring Asiatic

Jammu and Kashmir

Karnataka

‘One State, Many Worlds’ – from scenic beaches and evergreen forests to ancient sculpted temples and cosmopolitan cities, Karnataka captures the

Kerala

A slice of greenery along the magnificent Arabian sea in the southern tip of the country, Kerala is the perfect spot to laze on tropical palm-tree beaches,

Madhya Pradesh

Composed largely of plateaus, Madhya Pradesh is the ‘Heart of Incredible India’ packed to its borders with unique natural and cultural assets. Home

Maharashtra

With the mesmerising Konkan coastal belt on one side and the mist-covered Sahyadri ranges on the other, Maharashtra is dotted with numerous forts, wildlife

Nepal

Nepal, the land of the Himalayas, historic cities and lush forests is home to a wide range of flora and fauna owing to extreme variations in its altitude

Rajasthan

A melting pot of different cultures, this state’s quintessential charm is rooted in its majestic past. The land of lakes, forts, palaces and deserts,

Tamil Nadu

Tamil Nadu is a sensory treat for travellers exploring the southern part of the country. With about 18% of its total area covered by dry and wet deciduous

Uttar Pradesh

Home to the Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Uttar Pradesh is an enchanting land of historical monuments and places of religious significance.

Uttarakhand

Revered for its status as Devbhumi or Land of the Gods, Uttarakhand is characterised by its pristine natural beauty and sublime spirituality. Featuring

West Bengal

With the Bay of Bengal to its south and the Himalayas to its north, Bengal offers a potpourri of mesmerising cultural and wildlife experiences set against