India is distinctly its own country. A vast tapestry of India is woven from a prodigious diversity of climate, topography, history, race, religion, culture, philosophy, customs, cuisine, art, architecture, music and dress. Between the perpetual snows of the Himalayas and the tropical beaches of Kerala lie a thousand India's each authentic and yet contradictory.

India today is a young but the largest democracy at its vibrant best, a population of almost 1 billion, double than the entire Sub-Saharan Africa with 50 countries, poised to achieve a national target of upward mobility. People coming to India discover a civilisation that traces its roots back more than 5000 years, when one of the oldest civilisation existed on the banks of the river Indus. The assimilation of the Aryans from the North, the Greeks led by Alexander the Great, the Moslems, the Mughals, the Persians, French and finally the British have enriched the country's heritage further embellished by her rulers and the religions that have taken birth here - Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism harmoniously co-existing with Islam and Christianity.

India today equally represents the 21st century metropolises with a fast paced life-style. As a unique congress destination, India offers a cultural and heritage sites - exotic and mystical, excellent beach and adventure holidays, which can be combined as pre/post congress tours. Particularly significant has been the development of India's hotels - lavish elegance, warm impeccable hospitality and service, exotic locales and diversions all fuse to make India's hotels amongst the finest anywhere. At least 10 Indian hotels are relates amongst "The 300 Best Hotels in the world".

India is a fantasyland and has retained its beauty and magic over the years enthralling the visitors for centuries without losing its old charm but at the same time displaying a remarkable ability to assimilate the new. Other places may have succumbed to the creeping sameness of the modern world, but India is, as always will be, unique As aptly described by Mark twain, "that all men desire to see, and having seen once, by even a glimpse, would not give that glimpse for the shows of all the rest of the world combined".
That is INDIA.