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India, one of the oldest civilizations in the world, is a multicultural melting pot. The nation is one of the most well-liked tourist destinations in the globe thanks to its extensive attractions and rich heritage. It has a 32, 87,263 sq. ft. area. kilometres, stretching from the snow-capped Himalayan peaks to the southern tropical rain forests. India, the seventh-largest nation in the world, is separated from the rest of Asia by mountains and the sea, giving it a unique geographical identity.

ANDAMAN

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a prime illustration of what is meant by the term "Tropical Paradise," with palm-lined beaches that have pristine expanses of white sand, an unbroken sense of serenity, and blue oceans all around. An enormous group of almost 300 islands make up the Indian archipelago of Andaman and Nicobar, which is situated in the Bay of Bengal. Some of these islands have been commercialized and developed as major tourist destinations, but the majority are uninhabited, free from habitation, and a perfect example of untamed nature.

ASSAM

Assam, in North East India, is one of the most abundant and unexplored areas of the nation and is a treasure mine of natural beauty and varied history. The state, also known as the "Land of Blue Hills and Red River," is home to vast expanses of tea plantations, natural woods, and powerful rivers. The state, which is best renowned for being the one-horned rhino's habitat, is one of the world's top hotspots for biodiversity. The state is a tourist's paradise because of the majestic Brahmaputra river, stunning hills, and diverse flora and fauna. Assam, one of India's most picturesque regions, serves as a gateway to the captivating and underappreciated northeastern region of the nation.

ASSAM & MEGHALAYA

Assam tea and Assam silk are trademarks of the state. Assam is home to the one-horned Indian rhinoceros, along with the wild water buffalo, pygmy hog, tiger, and several kinds of Asiatic birds, and also offers one of the last remaining wild habitats for the Asian elephant. Wildlife tourism visiting the World Heritage Sites of Kaziranga and Manas National Parks benefits Assam's economy. The feral horses in Dibru-Saikhowa National Park are well-known. In the state, sal tree woods may be found. Because of the state's high rainfall, these forests are perpetually green. Meghalaya is one of northeast India's Seven Sister States. Meghalaya is a mountainous state with extensive valleys and highland plateaus, and it has a diverse geology.

MEGHALAYA

One of the most picturesque states in North-East India is Meghalaya, often known as the "abode of clouds," which attracts visitors with a wide range of attractions, events, and festivals. Meghalaya is well known for Cherapunjji, which has some of the highest rainfall rates in the world, but it can also enchant you with its hills, valleys, lakes, caves, and waterfalls, which, when paired with the lovely clouds, give it a very tranquil, lovely appearance.

KASHMIR

Kashmir will be one to remember since the state will not only enchant you with its natural beauty and mountain ranges covered in snow, but also because the adventure sports there will transport you to a totally different planet. Nestled in the Himalayan, Pir Panjal and Karakoram mountain ranges are recognised for their natural beauty and kind people. The most stunning mountain peaks, enormous glaciers, magnificent monasteries, clear lakes, rivers, woods, lush meadows, and tall pine trees can all be found in Jammu and Kashmir. While activities such as skiing, golfing, hiking, river rafting, paragliding, and camping encourage travellers to

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ORISSA

Odisha, an Indian state on the country's east coast, is well renowned throughout the world for its vibrant customs and culture. becoming known as a destination for pilgrims. Odisha is now one of eastern India's major cosmopolitan hubs. You can experience Odisha's way of life by taking part in the culture, art, crafts, traditions, and festivals included in vacation packages to the state. There are many different tour packages offered by Odisha Tourism, which you can use to enjoy your vacation as well as visit and learn new things about the state of Odisha. The tour bundles include tribal tour bundles, wildlife tour bundles, golden triangle tour bundles, diamond tour bundles to Buddhist sites, temple tour bundles, honeymoon tour bundles, adventure tour bundles, beach tour bundles, and many more, including tailor-made tour solutions. Please select our day to day

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GOA

Goa, the smallest state in India and unlike any other, is located on the western coast and is renowned for its unending beaches, fantastic nightlife, diverse seafood, and world-heritage listed architecture. Goa is a small Indian state in the Konkan area, covering only 3,702 km. It is a long cry from a beach retreat or a haven for hippies, and it is one of the very few places that is open every day of the year. Goa's relaxed atmosphere (susegad) draws just as many foreign visitors as it does domestic ones, if not more. The New Year and the Goa Carnival are two of the most well-known holidays that the Goans celebrate throughout the year. The Goans are also highly hospitable to tourists. Goa boasts some of the best nightlife in India, with hip pubs, beach shacks, classy cafés, and delicious seafood.

VIZAG ARAKU

The port city of Vishakhapatnam is located in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh on the Bay of Bengal. Despite being mostly an industrial hub, the city is home to numerous lovely attractions, such as gorgeous beaches, temples, museums, and more. The tiny hill town of Araku Valley, located in the lush Eastern Ghats, is another destination worth seeing close to Vizag. This area attracts tourists with its huge expanses of coffee and spice farms, viewpoints, and waterfalls. With the Vizag Araku trip package, you can spend a vacation in these two locations as well.