Explore the Unknown with India Tour Operators

Did you feel anguished, confused or surprised when you first visited India? Well, these three words, once described this wild hinterland nation. Why would it not? People often treaded to the known tourist sanctuaries like Goa, Kerala, Rajasthan etc, in India. These places are now synonymous with Indian tourism and people know what to and what not to expect when entering Indian territories. The notion of tourist crowds bound by a common curiosity swarming Indian hot spots is passé. The novelty has worn off and the new-age traveler seeks to ferry off to the offbeat locales of India. With campaigns like ‘Incredible India gaining prominence in the US and UK, this Asian country has a triumphant future in the making. Voted as the number 1 tourist destination by Condé Nast Traveller, a Swiss magazine, India has set foot to reclaim what she had lost, her honour as the best host. Never explored before: Travelers usually say that visits to the offbeat paths of India stem from a want to find solitude. While not easily accessible to the do-it-yourself crowd, these off-the-map locales provide a completely different flavour of Incredible India. Fortunately, remotes places are accessible with the help of seasoned India tour operators. These tour operators always strive to offer their foreign customers something they have never seen or experienced before. For example, Kohima, the capital city of Nagaland is a north-eastern kingdom of dreams. With unmarred beauty and routes, waterfalls white as milk streams and countless tribal villages, Kohima is a place worth a stay. You get to experience the real Indian culture in remote places like these and not in places only renowned as popular tourist destinations. Pondy or Pondicherry: This place has nothing to do with ponds but is a coastal gem, situated on the Eastern coast of India. A small territory blessed with abundant natural beauty. With countless romantic hotspots in the vicinity, Pondicherry resembles South of France rather than South of India. With the boulevards, virgin beaches, waterfront villas, cobbled streets, cafes and churches, Pondicherry relays a connection with the French and the Romans. English and French are two distinctive common languages spoken in the state. Chandannagar: Chandannagar was a French colony on the banks of River Hugli. With French architectural structures at every corner of the town, Chandannagar tells the tale of the French invasion and their contribution to India. At a distance from the bustling Kolkata city, Chandannagar, makes you feel French in lifestyle and thoughts. rnIndia tour operators know what to look for and add in your itinerary, once you tell them what you seek. They are indeed the best in the business and a valuable resource while exploring India.