Tour to Shimla for Family and Institute

The former summercapital of the British in India, and the present capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla has been blessed with all the natural bounties which one can think of. It has got a scenic location, it is surrounded by green hills with snow capped peaks. The spectacular cool hills accompanied by the structures made during thecolonial era creates an aura which is very different from other hill. It isalso known as a Summer Refuge.

About Temple and Tigers Tours:
Alongwith an elephant ride in the jungle see the elusive Royal Bengal Tiger on way.It is a relaxing way to view the mountains from the hill stations too. Do somevery interesting sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley, exploring all age-old temples. Drive to the ideal hill station named Nagarkot for a different taste. Explorethe unbeatable mountain views and rural people's life style. From Kathmandu drive to the jungle, an exciting environment where animals share the natural habitat with us! Stay in a deluxe, yet rustic lodge for two nights, or one in acomfy-tented cabin. Relax along the Rapti River and enjoy a fascinating cultural show of the Tharu traditional dances, a jungle walk, elephant ride,Tiger search, rhino watching and a canoeing. bird-watching day trip is also included. Go to Pokhara, one of the most picturesque lake city, for boating and mountain viewing.

About Classic Nepal:
This comprehensive tour of Nepal takes you on a journey across one of the most spectacularly beautiful countries in the world. Amazing mountain scenery mixed with lush, wildlife rich jungles, ancient hill top villages stand in contrast tothe hustle and bustle of Kathmandu.

Everest's daunting summit soars so high that trekking to its base camp is even an adventure of the highest sort. Spend some days discovering the historic treasures of Kathmandu. Stay in villages set against soaring, jagged pinnacles; get to know the unique culture of the Sherpas; and walk trails lined with mani stones, engraved with Tibetan Buddhist prayers. Discover remote mountain monasteries and learn about the Sherpas spiritual perspective on the mountains they call home.

This is a pilgrimage which is done by lakhs of people each year. There are many other references to Amarnath. One,the legendary king Aryaraja used to worship a lingam formed of ice in Kashmir. Another,the book ‘Rajatarangini', refers to Amareshwara or Amarnath. It is believed that Queen Suryamathi in the 11th century AD gifted trishuls, banalingas and other sacred emblems to this temple. Another, ‘Rajavalipataka' begun by Prjayabhattahas detailed references to the pilgrimage to Amarnath Cave. Other than this,there are further references to this pilgrimage in many other ancient texts.