Heritage Destinations

Mughal-Era Imperial City

A small fort city near Agra, this place was founded as the Mughal capital by Akbar. This ghost-town now houses unique buildings depicting a blend of Islamic, Hindu and Christian architecture.

A Day Trip Down History's Lane

A group of ancient rock cut cave temples that can be reached via a ferry from the Gateway of India and are a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Historic Town of Odisha

Konark is a historic town located in the Puri district of Odisha, India. It is famous for the magnificent Sun Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most iconic landmarks in the country. Konark is a small town with a tranquil and laid-back atmosphere. It offers a break from the bustling cities and allows visitors to experience the rustic charm of rural Odisha.

The masterpiece of brick architecture

In the third century B.C., Emperor Asoka constructed the first temple in the Mahabodhi Temple Complex; the current temple was constructed between the fifth and sixth centuries. The current Mahabodhi Temple Complex at Bodh Gaya consists of the 50 m high grand Temple, the Vajrasana, the sacred Bodhi Tree, and other six sacred sites related to Buddha's enlightenment.

The capital and the largest city of Rajasthan

Fondly known as the Pink City and now declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jaipur's historic forts, majestic palaces, and ancient temples make it a perfect royal getaway in the heart of the Aravallis.

Melting Pot of India's Vibrant Cultures

With its flavourful street food, flea markets, monuments from different eras, throbbing nightlife, sprawling parks, posh colonies, old quarters, exclusive clubs and places of worship, the colourful metropolis of Delhi is a glorious blend of diverse cultures, languages and faiths.

Open Air Museum in Karnataka

The renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site and the once-magnificent capital of the Vijayanagara Empire; Hampi attracts backpackers and pilgrims in equal numbers due to its intriguing ruins of forts and temples.

The Land of Palaces

As the cradle of Indian culture and heritage for many centuries, Gwalior is a timeless treasure of art and music. The cityscape is adorned with historical monuments and a hilltop fort that are souvenirs of the dynasties that ruled here.

Ancient Capital of the Rajput Rulers

Known for the magnificent Mehrangarh Fort, famous palaces and lakes, Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination, divided into the Old City and New City by a 10 km long wall.

The City of Ancient Palaces & Lakes

Snuggled along the banks of Lake Pichola with a gorgeous backdrop of the Aravalli Hills, Udaipur charms you with its age-hold heritage and culture mirrored in stately palaces, magnificent temples and sparkling lakes.

Quaint Temple Town in Rajasthan

Home to rare temples, shrines and picturesque locations, Pushkar in Rajasthan is where tourists throng to find their peace, and lose themselves in the rare beauty of Mother Nature.

Home to intricate sculptures and awe-inspiring temples

Khajuraho is among India's most visited cities and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is famous for its many temples. The tantric tradition of the Chandela kings is referred to in numerous ways in the temples' imagery. It is an ideal holiday destination since it provides a wide variety of attractions that appeal to both the mind and the body.

Rock-cut Buddhist Cave Temples

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ajanta Caves are a set of 30 rock-cut Buddhist temples near Aurangabad.

Incarnation of Durga

This 1000 years old temple was dedicated to Goddess Nanda Devi by the Kings of Chand dynasty. It has a huge stone idol established in the premises encircled with wooden roof.

Domed Monument Surrounded by Symmetrical Gardens

The royal mausoleum of Mughal Emperor Humayun, this structure was sanctioned by his widow Hamida Banu Begum and designed by Persian architect Mirak Mirza Ghiyas. It was completed between 1565 and 1572.

Home of the Stupas

Sanchi lies merely 45 km from Bhopal and is a stunning display of Indian architecture and faith. The Stupas of Buddhist philosophy built by Emperor Asoka in Sanchi are one of the oldest stone rock structures in India.

Home for World's Finest Mughal Monuments

Nestled on the banks of Yamuna River, Agra welcomes tourists with its Mughal-era structures, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, magnificent forts, tombs and pulsating markets.

The Cultural Capital of Karnataka

The 'City of Palaces', Mysore revels in its vibrant history, and rich arts and culture. It allures tourists with its grand palaces, majestic temples, and landscaped gardens.

Gateway to South India

With large stretches of white sand, diverse ethnicities and ancient monuments enhancing its natural, cultural, artistic and culinary vibe, the modern city of Chennai lies along the coast of Bay of Bengal.

One of India's Seven Sacred Cities

Famous as the birthplace of Lord Krishna and one among the 7 holy cities for Hindus, this city alongside the Yamuna river is an important pilgrimage site.