Golf is no longer only a trendy sport but has established itself as a mainstream sport with millions across the world enjoying it. In India too, golf has become a popular sport and you can find some world class golf courses here. With increasing interest in this sport, the quality of golfing facilities in the country is rapidly improving by the year. For golfers looking for new challenges, we offer you a swing at India's finest golf courses.

Discover Buddhism - 'Travel India' and you will discover it is the perfect location to get an introduction to Buddhism, with the lively ways of an authentic Buddhist monastery having remained largely well preserved. The Tibetan colony Macleodganj (or ‘Little Lhasa’ as the seat of the ‘Dalai Lama’ is lovingly called), has Tibetan monks and prayer flags all over and gives you a chance to experience Tibetan culture first hand. Another characteristic Tibetan enclave is in southern India, in Bylakuppe, which has a beautifully carved ornate Buddhist temple. Take pictures, listen to the monks singing, or simply let yourself indulge in the peace and energy of the place.

Yoga und Spiritualism - In Rishikesh, countless ashrams, temples and yoga centres create a unique atmosphere. We will gladly advice you on the best options, and organize your transport and accommodation as well.

Bollywood movies have caught the imagination the world over like few film genres. We offer a special behind-the-scenes look into the makings of a Bollywood blockbuster. In Mumbai, the home of the Indian film industry, visit film studios, meet the performers who create silver screen magic, go to the cinema and learn a bit about a fascinating country which lends its special charm to the movies.

Fairs and Festivals - There is a belief in India 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. And these are just two of the many hundred such festivals that take place in India, round the year. We would love to take you to them!