Incredible
India
Cradled
just below mighty Himalayas, India is
famed for its great diversity - its
peoples, languages, religions, arts
& crafts climate and stunning natural
vegetation. It is hemmed by Himalayas
in the north and beautiful beaches in
the south, west and east. You can explore
ancient towns, wildlife parks, historical
monuments, thrilling caves, sea beaches
nowhere better than in India. It has
them all. India offers an unmatched
combination Cultural, Nature and tours
to historical destinations - just sounds
like magic but fact. |
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Cradled just below mighty
Himalayas, India is famed for its great diversity
- its peoples, languages, religions, arts
& crafts climate and stunning natural
vegetation. It is hemmed by Himalayas in the
north and beautiful beaches in the south,
west and east. You can explore ancient towns,
wildlife parks, historical monuments, thrilling
caves, sea beaches nowhere better than in
India. It has them all. India offers an unmatched
combination Cultural, Nature and tours to
historical destinations - just sounds like
magic but fact.
SIKKIM, a
fascinating small Mountain State
is the second smallest state in India nestled
between Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet and Darjeeling.
Covering about 7,096 sq. kms in size, it's
elevation ranges from 300m. to 8585 m. above
sea level. It has magnificent mountain chain
in the world which includes the Khangchendzonga
(8585m), the world's third highest
peak, the Guardian Deity of Sikkim....
"The Old Gorkha Station
of Darjeeling" OR "Dorji
Ling" - adobe of the Thunderbolt
perches among the clouds at 7000 feet above
the sea hugging the crests and slopes of a
long ridge. Bordered by Sikkim, Bhutan
in the East and Nepal in
the West this Queen of Hill
Station is cradled in the heart of
the Himalayas, and enclosed by the mountains,
Darjeeling offers the brilliant view on the
north and the north-east side, the cultivated
slopes with the background being formed by
range after range of ascending hills till
the rising waves mingle with the distant snowy
gridle of rugged peaks.
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