The Indian civilization flourished in the surrounding areas of the Indus Valley sometime in the year 3300 to 1300 BCE. This was the first major civilization in India. All these years, India amassed a rich cultural heritage that is reflected in the different cultural and heritage destinations that India offers to its guests. If you [...]
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Beach Tours of India: Visiting Beaches and Coastal India
January 23rd, 2012 
Amjad Khan India tourism has truly come of age. There is a more conscious effort that is being made to promote India as a tourist destination, and there is more curiosity to visit India. The beauty about India is that once you visit her, you can just never have enough. Many people are of the belief that [...]
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An India tour for Beginners
April 22nd, 2011 Amjad Khan Australian cricketer Michael Hussey considers an India tour as one of the toughest. That’s probably because he has to game to play and win and beating the Indian cricket team these days is more than a matter of luck! But thankfully most people who plan an India tour don’t have competition on mind. They come [...]
Make Yourself India Tour Savvy
February 21st, 2011 Amjad Khan If there is one word that best describes India, it is vibrancy. You will discover why this word becomes the right choice when you get here. But before you do, a few things that you should know about Indians because forewarned is forearmed! Jokes apart, you do need some preparation if you’re on your first [...]
Down the Slopes on a Vacation in India
February 14th, 2011 Amjad Khan Are you planning an India Tour for a skiing experience? Now, the first thing to wonder about is, does India really qualify as a good skiing destination? If yes, then can it think beyond the snowy slopes of Gulmarg in Kashmir, (a town that has earned its respect as a great skiing place)? So let’s [...]
