Soak up the Bollywood magic as you encounter India’s first ever rendezvous with the dream world of Lights-Camera-Action!
Ever since the first film was screened at the Watson Hotel in Mumbai, India, way back in 1896, the motion picture industry has captivated millions of audiences and unleashed vast potential. The pure passion then discovered manifested itself into the world’s largest film producing nation – India.

Stay at some of the unique accommodation from luxury of Oberoi hotels to heritage stays in Rajasthan,  an amazing experience staying at the Raas in the old city of Jodhpur to the luxury stay on the lap of  mountains in Gulmarg . An experience of Tea estate  to the nature’s trail to Shillong and Binsar . India’s diverse landscapes have inspired ingenious hoteliers, restoration experts and entrepreneurs to build exquisite spots from where you can truly experience India

India has 35 World Heritage sites listed by UNESCO which makes India among one of the top countries globally in terms of number of world heritage sites. UNESCO identifies World Heritage Sites as places that belong to all the peoples of the world, irrespective of the territory on which they are located.  The top 10 UNESCO sites visited and most aspired by travellers are.

The epitome of world-class engineering, the mountain railways were built during the British India Raj between the 19th and 20th century. They run on historic paths carved through the mountains and passing through scenic valleys exposing views of astonishing beauty. Three of the mountain railways in India are given the status of UNESCO World Heritage Sites – the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, the Kalka–Shimla Railway, and the Nilgiri Mountain Railway.

About 10 years ago, Indian wines and wineries were almost unheard of. They existed, but did not have a presence. Today, this has changed quite drastically with Indian vineyards and wineries gaining popularity across the country, especially in Nasik and Karnataka. Indian wines are making waves and gaining recognition, not only among locals but internationally as well.

With silk-garbed deities paraded through the streets, sharing a happy moment with locals during the festival of colours, brighten and lighten up to celebrate Diwali – a festival of lights. Farmers praying for good harvest season, tribal festivals of the east are also growing in popularity. Each region is unique with its own special food preparations, songs, dances, and rituals that have been followed from generation to generation.