Traveling to the Indian Subcontinent is a completely sensory delight, an intoxicating combination of noises, visuals, and scents. The Indian Subcontinent is home to a wide variety of attractions, including the majestic Himalayas, idyllic beaches, the enigmatic Taj Mahal, the tigers of Ranthambore, the rhinos of Chitwan, Nepal, Stately Sigiriya, the leopard and the elephants of Yala, in Sri Lanka.
Traveling to the Indian Subcontinent is a completely sensory delight, an intoxicating combination of noises, visuals, and scents. The Indian Subcontinent is home to a wide variety of attractions, including the majestic Himalayas, idyllic beaches, the enigmatic Taj Mahal, the tigers of Ranthambore, the rhinos of Chitwan, Nepal, Stately Sigiriya, the leopard and the elephants of Yala, in Sri Lanka.
Consider beginning your trip to the Indian Subcontinent by seeing Bhutan’s historic sights and meditative mountains and bask in the glory and warmth of the Bhutanese people. Visit Sri Lanka to see its white-sand beaches, beautiful hills, and highly spiritual culture. Explore the cave temples and old palaces in Kandy, bicycle through picturesque tea estates, and unwind on boundless tropical beaches while surrounded by coconut trees. Or set sail for the Maldives, a stunning collection of tiny islands and coral reefs that stretches out in the Indian Ocean resembling an array of pearls. Explore uninhabited beaches, sail across secluded islands of this amazing archipelago, snorkel in sparkling blue waters, and settle on a different stunning island every night. If you want to hike to the base camp of Mount Everest, travel to Nepal in the north. If you want something less strenuous but still exciting, there are many paths that provide the best vantage points of the magnificent Himalayas. Experience Nepal’s rich cultural diversity in Kathmandu, a spiritual city with a long history.
