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The Himalayan Foothills to the Gangetic Plain

If history is your cup of tea - This area stretches from Amritsar in the Punjab to Calcutta in West Bengal.

In a region where many religions come together, visit

  • Amritsar, spiritual centre of the Sikh religion with its world-famous Golden Temple.
  • Varanasi, one of the world’s oldest living cities and centre of great devotion and pilgrimage for Hindus.
  • Sarnath, holy centre of Buddhism, where Gautama Buddha first taught the Dharma.
The Himalayan Foothills and the Gangetic Plain picture

To gain a historical perspective, visit

  • Pataliputra is the ancient capital of one of the Indian dynasties. Having been mostly of wooden construction, all that remains is a plan of wooden piles sticking out of the ground.
  • Calcutta is the first British capital and great port, now a sprawling city with many reminders of its colonial past.

Calcutta is one of the gateways to the northeastern states, a remote region with spectacular wildlife and many tea plantations around Darjeeling. Thanks to their special features, the Tribal areas in the northeast are now in a protected region with a government-imposed minimum daily spending limit for tourists.

To find out more, please call me on +0800 135 7129 or contact me.

 

 

 

 

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