Cambodia has seen its fair share of ups and downs, but has emerged as one of the most popular tourist destinations in southeast Asia. Its rich history is evident in the majestic temples like those at Angkor Wat and delicious Khmer cuisine, while the green paddies and lush forests make for amazing photographs. In addition, Cambodia is also home to amazing birding destinations like the Tonle Sap floodplains, home to the largest waterbird colonies in southeast Asia, and home to birds like Milky Stork, Greater Adjutant, and more.

Bhutan is the least spoilt Himalayan country, and this tour takes you in search of the beautiful birds that call this nation home. Besides a first-hand opportunity to see the natural splendour, the tour also combines visits to ancient monasteries and temples that evidence the country’s rich culture.

Birding in the Kingdom of the Dragon

Lying in a biodiversity hotspot, the island nation of Sri Lanka is a treasure trove of wildlife. The lush mountain jungles and lowland forests of Sri Lanka are home to many endemic birds and mammals, not to mention one of the world’s best whale-watching destinations.

Rajasthan is the culturally rich and fascinating desert state of India. The royal historical heritage in the form of palaces, forts, Havelis, caves, temples, mosques, tombs, and monuments set against the desert landscape make Rajasthan a unique destination. The colorful dressing, deep-rooted traditions, age-old handicrafts, art, folk dance and music, and delicious traditional cuisine showcase the rich Rajasthani culture.

“Meghalaya” translates to “abode of the clouds”, and there is no better name for this northeast Indian state. Home to some of the wettest places on earth, the abundant rains here have birthed many beautiful and lush forests.

Guwahati

Hatha Yoga is a significant measure towards gaining control over your actions and directing the energies in the desired direction. It involves the stepwise movement of the body, the mind, emotions and eventually energies. The space we are breathing in is the 84th creation and therefore we have 84 Yogasanas. Each asana can open gateways to comprehend every aspect of a single creation.

Spiritual awakening and wellness are what everyone needs, whether they know it or not, and yoga has long since been known to be among the many tools one can employ to gain these goals. While some use yoga to find peace with themselves or at least the path towards it, others have found a way to destress and detoxify, while still others have found a combination of all these. Join us on this tour to visit some of the holiest places in India and use the various yogic practices to tap into the mystical energy they possess.

Experience the Indian culture and a different side of India through Yoga and Meditation sessions during this enriching tour.

Start in Delhi and get lost in the old world charm of the narrow lanes of Old Delhi and gorge on the famous chaat. 

The Kumaon Himalayas have been the setting for many stories, whether the numerous mythological tales, or the accounts of wildlife lovers like Jim Corbett. This region is home to a stunning diversity of wildlife and, with relatively easy access and leisurely wildlife viewing and birdwatching, is a favourite among wildlife enthusiasts.