Socio-religious festivals, including the annual festivals held in the monasteries, provide the excuse for convivial gatherings. Archery is a pastime for all in summer. Among the Buddhists this sport often takes the form of open-air parties accompanied by dance and song.

The Temples of Khajuraho are one of India's major attraction , once a great Chendela capital , Khajuraho is now just a quite village of just over 7000 people. In spite of all the tourist attention it;s still avery mellow place to spend a few days.

Nagaland is the land of festivals , this interesting tourist festival is put togather by all the tribs to show - case Naga culture , handicraft and cuisine. All the tribs perform a variety of cultural items. You can enjoy hornbill tribal dance, songs and costume.

Rajasthan is a land where the past still lives on - and it is a glorious past, too. It has something for almost every kind of traveler to India - for those looking for an active, action-packed holiday in Rajasthan, there are several places which allow one to enjoy the great outdoors.

The festivals celebrate the changing of the seasons, the gathering of the harvest, the fertility of the soil, the joy of a happy marriage and religious events through the year. Some of the important festivals in Rajasthan, which you can glimpse on your Palace on Wheels royal luxury train

The colours, architecture and landscapes of Gujarat are quite distinct from other areas in India; it’s Islamic designs combining with the superb craftsmanship and traditions of the local Hindu and Jain peoples.