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KATHMANDU
Kathmandu is the window to a magical land of towering mountains, exotic culture and centuries - old art and architecture, of temples and monastries. No where in the world can one find the pagentry of scenery, peoples, cultural heritage and art in the tiny Himalayan - kingdom of Nepal. From the topical jungles of Chitwan to the icy apex of Mount Everest, Nepal is a staircase of ecological zones. Among the major places to visit are Swayambunath - the oldest stupa in Nepal, Boudhnath - ancient Tibetan Stupa, and Pashupatinath - a sacred Hindu temple and sacred spot for cremations.

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UDAIPUR
Lake Pichola - Udaipur

Gleaming in its abundance of lakes and palaces, the enchanting lake city of Udaipur nestles in a valley among lush hills of the Aravalis, on the banks of the shimmering Lake Pichola. The main part of the palace converted into Museum, Lake Palace now converted into a luxury hotel. Pratap Samarak - Hilltop garden with the statue of Maharana Pratap, Saheho ki Ban, brings to the fore the unique life style of the royal ladies who once strolled in these gardens. Bhartiya Lok Kala Museum - A foundation for the preservation of arts in India and Jag Mandir.

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MOUNT ABU
Mount Abu - Rajasthan

Rajasthan's only hill station and a major pilgrim centre. Till about 11th century Mount Abu was an important Vaishnav and Shiv Pilgrim centre but is today recognised more as a Jain Pilgrim centre. The Dilwara temples are the best Jain temples in the country. Nakki Lake surrounded by hills and overlooks the enormous toad rock. This artificial lake is believed to be dug out by the Gods themselves with their nails hence its name Nakki.

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MAHABALIPURAM
Mahabalipuram the ancient capital and sea port of Pallava kings is famous for its south Indian temple architecture.But today it is a sleepy village living on its past glory and the tourist traffic. The sculptures and carvings are fascinating. Mahabalipuram is also known as the "city of seven pagodas" for out of solid stone were carved exquisite rock temples. Five of the temples are known as "Rathas" and on their walls the story of Hindu mythology has been lovingly carved out. The most famous of them is group of five rathas. This ratha is dedicated to the five Pandava princes and their consort-wife Draupadi. A group of elephants one of them 5 meters long known as "Arjuna Penance" is the most prominent feature of this sculpt.

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OOTY

Wotkymund, Whatakaymunk, Wootacamund, Wuttasamund, Ootacamund or now a days the official Udagamandalam are some of the names which over last two centuries have been given to the queen of the southern hill stations.lt derives its name from "Nilgiri" or the "BlueMountains" name given to Hills by the inhabitants more than 850 years ago because of the blue haze of the clouds which envelope the hill slopes. Among the places to visit are botanical gardens, Lake Doddabeta Mukurti Peak, The Pykara Dam and sprawling tea plantations.

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AGRA

The Taj Mahal, Eternal symbol of India and Agra, is breathtaking by moonlight. The city that grew in prominence under the Moghuls retains the ambience of an era long past. Places of interest are Taj Mahal, Mausoleum built by Emperor Shahjehan for his Empress Mumtaz Mahal. 20,000 Workmen worked for 22 years to complete it. Agra Fort is a blend of an Architectural style used during the reign of three Emperors, the tomb of Itmad - Ud - Daulah and Sikandra the tomb of Akbar. Fatehpur Sikri designed by Akbar as his capital city was lived - in for only a very few years as it was abandoned due to shortage of water that is why the name "The Abandoned City". It is a beautiful architectural city built of Red Sandstone.

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AURANGABAD

Named after Emperor Aurangzeb, the last of the great Moghul Emperor's Aurangabad offers an exciting mix of Buddhist and Muslim places of interest. It is also a convenient point for visiting the Ajanta and Ellora caves. Places of interest are the 12 Aurangzeb caves belonging to the Buddhist Era built between the 3rd and 11th Centuries, Bibi ka Maqbara , a mausoleum resembling the Taj Mahal Built in 1660. The history Museum of Marathwada University includes excavations dating to the Satavadhana dynasty. Ajanta - Ajanta caves renowned chiefly for their magnificient wall paintings and frescoes - depicting scenes from the life of Buddha. The caves consist mainly of Buddhist caves Temples and Monastries cut into the Rock, dating from 200 BC to 650 AD. Ellora - Ellora caves - A great and unique achievement in cave architecture and sculpture which demonstrates this peaceful co existence of Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.

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