Nature tours

Description :  India is amongst the few destinations in the world which provides the entire spectrum of holiday options ranging from pristine beaches,forests and mountain options to choose from .India is rich in nature and is an exceptional melting pot of nature and cultures.

India occupies the major part of the Indian  subcontinent. Parts of the Northern States are parts of the Himalayas. Every kind of landscapes can be found on the Indian territory ; the Thar Desert, the Deccan plateau, the Ghats, the Ganges River, the Backwaters, the Andaman Islands, etc. This land is a mosaic of landscapes where everyone will find something to enjoy.
India’s beaches, mostly all in South India, are famous throughout the world. On the west coast, the Arabian Sea offers a beautiful meeting between the sun and the sand. Goa is located on the Malabar Coast, and is a world’s famous spot for relaxation and breath-taking, wild beaches.
Kerela ,  also known as “God own country” is famous ,for its scenic beauty. In fact, it is the greenest state of India, with its 40 rivers, canals, and lakes forming the Backwaters. This wild and intact water complex can be visited on board of a traditional houseboat. Moreover, Kerala is surrounded by the western Ghats, with many Hill stations , green and humid forests, tea plantations, spices gardens, and the Periyar Notional Park where you can find tigers, bears and elephants. Kerala is the perfect place for a nature tour, where hikes and dives will rhythm your days.
On the East coast, From Chennai to Pondicherry, the Bay of Bengal will offer you great golden beaches with many comfortable resorts. Further away in the bay, shine the Andaman and Nicobar islands. The Ocean surrounding these islands,  is the natural habitat for numerous maritime species. Andaman is famous for being an amazing diving spot, as well as South Button Island, Jackson’s Bar, South Minerva Ledge, etc.  The island will surprise you, as you will be swimming among elephants in a paradise type of  environment.
The last example of India’s great variety of landscapes would be the Thar Desert. The Great Indian Desert, as it is also named, is a large, arid region in the northwestern part, forming a natural boundary between India and Pakistan. This is the  18th largest subtropical desert and offers safaris on camels where you are able to view the fragile and beautiful ecosystem, pushkar mela (a great camel fair festival) and oasis.