Valley of Flowers National Park

The Indian Himalayas provide incredible hiking chances for first-timers as well as difficult terrains and remote locations. No matter the environment, whether it be the rough terrain of Ladakh or the lush Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, there is always a simple track with breath-taking scenery and endless adventure waiting. The elevation in the Himalayas ranges from 2500 m to 4000 m, and the easiest treks in India call for at least 4-5 kilometres of walking each day.

India, with its vast history and cultural diversity, is home to a remarkable array of UNESCO World Heritage Sites that span ancient temples, majestic forts, and intricate stepwells. These landmarks, such as the iconic Taj Mahal and the historic Red Fort, stand as testaments to the country’s rich heritage and architectural brilliance. From the intricate carvings of the Elephanta Caves to the stunning stepwell of Rani ki Vav, each site offers a unique glimpse into India's past. Exploring these UNESCO sites not only unveils the grandeur of historical empires but also provides a deeper appreciation for the artistic and engineering marvels of bygone eras.