Formerly known as Bombay, the bustling city of Mumbai sprawls along India’s West Coast and is the largest city in the country.
Towering office blocks and shiny apartment buildings shoulder crumbling grand dames of architecture
Visitors can look forward to viewing the iconic Gateway of India stone arch at the Mumbai Harbour waterfront.
Visiting the ancient cave temples on the nearby Elephanta Island or hopping on a tuk-tuk tour to experience the magic and madness of this incredible city.
The Hanging Gardens is dedicated to its barrister Pherozeshah Mehta, which is why these gardens are also known as Pherozeshah Mehta Garden
Pench National Park is renowned for having the highest concentration of prey, compared to any other park in India.
This impressive expanse of wilderness features a typical central Indian teak jungle and is bisected by the scenic Pench River.
Pench is also a bird lover's paradise, with over 250 species inhabiting the area, including; parakeets, hornbills, kingfishers, orioles, wagtails and a large selection of birds of prey.
Kanha National Park is widely considered to be the greatest of India’s wildlife reserves and the inspiration for Rudyard Kipling’s classic, 'The Jungle Book'.
This spectacularly scenic environment provides a diverse range of habitats for an extraordinary array of wildlife including tigers, leopards, jackals, swamp deer, foxes, porcupines, sloth bears, pythons, hare, chitals, gaur monkeys, mongooses, and hundreds of species of bird.
Bandhavgarh National Park is renowned for the highest density of tigers in the region.
Birdwatchers will delight in the plethora of bird species inhabiting all terrains from rocky crags to the auburn forest floor and mottled forest canopy.
Khajuraho is considered one of India’s seven wonders and listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
The site incorporates close to 100 sacred structures, some of them exquisitely preserved, and each evening, a light and sound show is staged here, covering the history, philosophy, and craftsmanship encapsulated in this archaeological goldmine.
The city also boasts a wide variety of wonderful shops, markets, and restaurants.
Orchha has charms of its own: this sleepy and timeless destination resembles a medieval Indian town, dominated by impressive ochre-colored palaces, forts, and temples.
