Is it possible to unite in one journey acquaintance with the "Golden Triangle" of India (Delhi - Jaipur - Agra - Khajuraho - Varanasi) and the "roof of the world" - Nepal? So that fabulous cities, temples, and snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas ... You can!

Every year more and more foreign tourists come to India. Meeting with India is not only an exciting journey, it is also an opportunity to reveal the secrets of this unique and original country as well as the fabulous Nepal - the Himalayan region of Buddhist shrines, datsans, birth places of Buddha, rich history, mythology, exotic mysticism, beauty deserves special attention. Discover the fantastic world of India and Nepal itinerary for 15 days.

About India


India is an ideal country for both experienced independent travelers and beginners alike. Some people are attracted to India with the spirit of exploration and the desire to immerse themselves in an amazing Indian culture, others are a spiritual quest, third is the usual tourist interest, the fourth is a simple desire to lie on the beach, the fifth is solitude, the sixth is a party, the other is something else, and so on.

Diwali Festival
And every tourist in India finds what they are looking for. But not only that. India always surprises, shocks, dumbfounds, raises beyond the framework of the prevailing ideas, allows you to learn something new in yourself and the world around you, sometimes it disappoints, but it never leaves anyone unkind.
History of India
India has it all. Here and ancient architectural monuments: temples and mosques, fortresses and palaces ... Various natural landscapes: plains and mountains, forests and deserts, the ocean coast and jungle ... The richest and most ancient culture and art: unique customs and rituals, original music and dances, the ancient succession of craftsmen and artisans ... A huge range of religious traditions: Hinduism and Buddhism, Islam and Christianity, Jainism and Zoroastrianism.

Festival of Holi

About Nepal

Nepal is the tourist’s heaven with its rich culture and a vast heritage, the small kingdom of Nepal is blessed with such astonishing and unique sites that it holds its significant position in naming itself as a best destination for a Unique World heritage tour. The culture of Nepal is a combination of tradition and novelty. A Tour to Nepal will enable you to get the glimpse of its beauty and lifestyle.

Mt Everest
Out of 14 world highest 8000m peaks in the world, Nepal has 8 peaks located inside its boundary which includes Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchangunja, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho-Oye, Mt. Dhulagairi, Mt. Mansalu & Mt. Annapurna.

The Highlights of Nepal

The main cities of Nepal such as Kathmandu, Chitwan and Pokhra. Visiting the Manakamana Devi Temple and Kathmandu’s Pashupatinath Temple which is known as the holiest Hindu pilgrimage destination in Nepal gives divine vibrations.

Pashupatinath Temple
Visiting the Swayambhunath Stupa, also known as one of the most glorious stupas in the world, whose creation is connected with the creation of the Kathmandu Valley.

Suggested Tour : 10 Days India With Nepal Tour Package

Witnessing the lively wildlife in Chitwan National Park which is well known for 'One Horned Rhinoceros' and Elephant Farm, soaking in the natural beauty along with a pleasant boat ride in Phewa Lake.


Bhutan: The World's Happiest Country


  • Nowadays, tourism is still very restricted and it is also expensive since a daily spending rate of 200 dollars is required.
  • Almost the entire country is located in the Himalayas, with a peak at the Kula Kangri peak (7,554 m).
  • Communications are difficult although, in cooperation with India , several roads have been built in recent years.
  • The country's biodiversity and its scenic and natural riches are enormous. In addition, we must bear in mind that the conservation of the environment is part of the culture of citizens.
  • The country's economy is based on subsistence agriculture and livestock.
  • The country remains poor but plans to increase tourism, although in a controlled manner, are a very important part of the country's economic future.
  • The Buddhist character of the country has generated a curiously mixed model between Western economic development and concepts such as the spiritual happiness of citizens, respect for the environment and equality.
  • Bhutan is a great unknown for tourism. Its small size, its location between the mountains of the Himalayas and the presence of its giant neighbors (India and China) has resulted in a certain isolation of the country.
  • The country suffered the pressure of China after hosting many Tibetan refugees. The government of Bhutan to maintain its sovereignty and independence decided to break its historical isolation and turn to India and other Western countries.
Read here : How to Reach Bhutan

What you have to do and see in Bhutan

  • Do one of the magnificent trekkings that offer the mountains of the country. There are of all levels, from smooth 1-day marches to the mythical Snowman Trek of 25 days.
  • Visit a Buddhist temple one of the most famous is that of the tiger nest but there are many scattered throughout the country.
  • Lose a few hours at the National Museum of Paro.
  • Try to spot some of the natural wonders of Bhutan such as the red panda and the snow leopard.
The best time to visit Bhutan is from March to May and from September to November. If you plan to visit Bhutan, here are top Tourist Attractions in Bhutan that you cannot miss.

Suggested Tour : Would you plan your trip around a festival? Do not miss these Famous festivals in Bhutan, to experience the culture at its best.

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The country of Nepal is truly the ideal destination where you will love to travel. Traveling in Nepal will undoubtedly win your heart and offer you its natural beauty, cultural values and social practices that are unique.

Nepal is regarded as a culturally rich country. Nepal is also known as the home of Mount Everest and many other mirror mountains of the Himalayas. Nepal is a stunning country that will capture your heart. You can enjoy the variety of dishes & delicious food in Nepal. Being a small country, Nepal is recognized as culturally, naturally and ecologically rich country.

You will get a chance to partake in a different adventurous trip that will be for a lifetime memory. Simply Nepal is attractive and wonderful country. You will definitely love Nepal for many reasons.

Reasons Why People Around the World Fall in Love with Nepal!

1. Fall in love with the mountains
The highest mountains in the world are located exactly in Nepal. The most impressive of them are: - Mount Everest (8848 meters), Mount Kanchenjunga (8586 meters) and Annapurna (8071 meters). Everest is literally the "roof of the world" and you do not need to be a mountaineer to see it.


2. Nature of Nepal
In addition to all these impressive high mountains, Nepal is home to magnificent lakes, rivers, glaciers and jungles. In fact, there is something for every person. Near to all these amazing hikes in the mountains you can also go to the jungle or go on excursions.

3. Amazing wild nature of Nepal
The wild nature of Nepal is diverse: in Nepal live rhinoceroses, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, tigers and other wild animals. For example, Chitwan National Park is the most popular national park in Nepal, as it is quite accessible, there is a great chance to see near a wild life.

4. Extreme adventures
Nepal is an ideal place for true fans of adrenaline. This is not surprising, because it is in Nepal is the highest mountain of the world -  Mount Everest  , and every year many adventurers risk their lives, trying to climb it. But along with trekking and climbing mountains there are many other adventures that you can experience on the Roof of the World.

5. Traditional Nepalese cuisine

The food in Nepal is varied, nutritious, healthy and has a lot of vegetarian dishes. The most popular dish is Dal Bhat (baht), consisting of rice, lentil soup and various side dishes. 


6. Nepalese Culture
In addition to stunning scenery and amazing nature, Nepal offers many cultural attractions. In different parts of the country there are different customs and traditions. In Nepal, many religions, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, Jainism, Sikhism and much more. Therefore, in this country there are so many temples and cultures.

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So, Nepal is the paradise for the all traveler and you will definitely fall in love with Nepal. Take a Nepal tour and enjoy every moment of your life.

In the great Himalayas hid a small, but such an interesting state of Bhutan. The peoples of the world called it the Kingdom of Happiness, a country of dragons and an Asian fairy tale. Travelling to Bhutan is an interesting, impressive adventure. It will give you many memories and useful knowledge In Bhutan, you will see beautiful monasteries and reserves to learn the secrets of Buddhism and learn new crafts. This trip is useful for your whole family.

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Places to Visit in Bhutan

Bhutan is considered as a land of sacred monasteries. Religious attractions are essential Bhutan tourist places which can be found all over the country along with abundant wildlife and forests. Below are listed few best places to visit in Bhutan:

Thimphu
Mongar
Punakha
Paro
Trashigang
Trongsa

What to bring from Bhutan: Souvenirs and gifts

Whenever people travel outside or in their home country, they guarantee that they will buy something for themselves as well as for their families. You can option to buy from their popular fabrics, statues, wooden product, handcrafted stuff, Textiles and various other things. During your journey, you will find a variety of Bhutanese products in each and every district, as everywhere they sell original things made locally.

Shopping in Bhutan is one of the fun activities to do after exploration of the beautiful nature.

Traditional Things Buy In Bhutan

  •  Bhutanese Handicrafts
  •  Hand-woven Textiles
  •  Gold & Silver Jewellery
  •  Handmade Wooden Bowls (Dappa)
  •  Cane & Bamboo Items
  •  Wooden Products
  •  Buddhist Paintings & Sculptures
  •  Thangkas
  •  Colourful Carved Masks
  •  Handmade Papers etc...
Find out more about Bhutan Travel Information and book your Bhutan tour package with Travelogy India.


Bharatpur bird sanctuary is also called as the Keoladeo Ghana National park. This place has a wide range of flora and fauna. You can find thick marshes, jamun trees, babul and many others. The only saline soil woody plant, Piloo can also be seen here. The top birds to spot here are shanks, flycatchers, larks, popits, stints, eagles, ducks, cranes, pelicans, buntings and many others. You can find a lot of migration birds too.

How to Visit Bharatpur?
The park can be reached by bus or car from Agra or Delhi. The nearest airport to the sanctuary is located in Delhi and Jaipur. The nearest railway station is five kilometers away from the park in Bharatpur.

Best Time to Visit Bharatpur
The best time to visit Bharatpur is from August to November for resident birds and October to February for migration birds. The park is open throughout the year. But, during summer season, the lake in the park will be dry and you cannot easily spot any birds.

Entrance Fee in Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
For an Indian citizen, it is 25 rupees and for international visitors, it is 200 rupees. You can drive into the park till Shanti Kutir which is 1.7 km from the entrance. The entrance fee for a vehicle is 50. Video camera would be charged 200 rupees.

Places to Stay in Bharatpur
Shanti Kutir is the only lodge that you can find inside the sanctuary. Outside the sanctuary, you can find bungalows and guesthouses. Bharatpur has many three star hotels, luxury hotels and havelis for accommodation.

Activities Inside the Park
Bird watching is the main attraction inside the park. You can hire bicycles to wander in the park. If you want a guide, you can hire a cycle rickshaw with guide and binocular service. Apart from bird watching, you can also find some interesting animals like chital deer, wild boar, Indian porcupine, gray mongoose, jungle cat, Indian civet and smooth coated otter. You can also spot python, monitor lizard, skipper frog, Bengal fox, hog deer and striped hyena rarely. Large predators are absent in this area. 

If you really want to spend some interesting time with nature enjoying birds, lakes, animals and trees; this world heritage site is the best place.

 Also Read : Top 5 Wildlife Attraction In Rajasthan

 Suggested Tour :  7 Days - Golden Triangle with Bharatpur & Ranthambore Tour

Rajasthan is a land of everything. You can enjoy almost all kinds of elements here like desert, national parks, palaces, hill station, forts and many others. There are a lot of sanctuaries in Rajasthan where you can enjoy the wildlife attractions of the state. Many endangered and unique animals can be found here.

Famous Wildlife Sanctuaries in Rajasthan

1. Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore National Park is one of the largest national parks in the country. It is one of the important tourist destinations here. It is located in Sawai Madhopur. It was initially developed as a national park for tiger preservation. Later, it was developed into a wildlife sanctuary. You can find a lot of interesting animals like elephant, sambhar, boar, sloth bear, leopard, tiger, chitals, nilgai and many others. You can take jeep safari to scale the whole park. There are more than 500 species of flowering plants in this park. The best season to visit is from October to June.

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2. Sariska National Park

This park is located in Alwar. This park has a vegetation of dry deciduous forest, grasses and thorn. This makes it an excellent area for boars, golden jackal, Hanuman langur, four horned antelope, jungle cat, leopard, striped hyena, tiger, nilgai, sambhar, hares, rhesus monkey and many others. This park has numerous royal Bengal tigers and it is very easy to spot one. Jeep safari facilities are also available. You can also enjoy many historic monuments and temples near the park. The best time to visit Sariska is from October to June.
Suggested Tour : 4 Days - Sariska and Jaipur Tour

3. Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary

Keoladeo Ghana Birt Sanctuary is located in Bharatpur. It is a home to numerous migration birds and local birds. There are more than 230 species of migration birds in this park. This is one of the world heritage sites and important tourist destinations. There are a total of 366 bird species, 379 flowering plant species and a few species of animals in this park. This park has been a migration spot for more than 250 years. The best time to visitBharatpur and spot migration birds is from October to February. You can take camel safari or jeep safari. During rainy season, boat safari is also available.

Read More : Travel Guide For Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary
Suggested Tour : 4 Days - Jaipur Bharatpur Agra Tour

4. Desert National Sanctuary

Desert National Sanctuary is located in Jaisalmer. It is one of the largest parks in the county with more than 20% of sand dunes. The rest of the park is filled with salt lakes, craggy rocks, fixed dunes and small vegetation. This is a perfect example of desert ecosystem. The park is filled with birds like sand grouse, bustard, spotted eagle, falcon, kestrels, vultures, harriers, buzzard and many others. Common animals found here are desert cats, Bengal fox, chinkara, black buck, wolf and hedgehogs.  This park has a collection of animal fossils that are more than 180 million years old. You can enjoy horse safari and jeep safari here. Great Indian Bustard is an icon of this park. The best time to visit this park is between October and February.

5. Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary

Kumbhalgarh wildlife sanctuary is located in Rajsamand district. This park has a lot of critically endangered species like four horned antelopes, jungle cat, sambhar, hyena, leopards, hares and others. Top birds to spot here are peacock, white breasted kingfisher, parakeets, golden oriole, bulbul, pigeons, doves and grey jungle fowl. You can enjoy jeep safari and horse safari here. Asiatic Lion is a new addition to this park. The best time to visit this park is from October to March.

Suggested Tour : 4 Days - Udaipur Kumbhalgarh Tour Package

There are a lot of other important wildlife sanctuaries in Rajasthan like Darrah Sanctuary in Kota, Mount Abu sanctuary in Mount Abu, Sita Mata Sanctuary in Pratapgarh, Keladevi wildlife sanctuary in Karauli and many others.


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Are you going to be India in November this year? Then you can have great fun as the festive season is here and you can capitalise on the opportunity on celebrating the most well known Hindu festival in India: Diwali. Here we bring to you top five enjoyable ways in which you can celebrate Diwali in here. 





But before moving on we would like to throw some light on the history and significance of this festival in Hindu mythology. Diwali is known as the festival of lights aspeople decorate their homes with lights in order to welcome Lord Rama, his wife Sita and his brother Lakshman after fourteen years of exile. Earthen lamps, candle flames and small light bulbs make all the houses twinkle like starts in the darkness. This festival is the most widely celebrated festival in India as people clean and decorate their homes well before Diwali. Gifts and good wishes are exchanged with relatives and friends. Children and adults alike enjoy burning firecrackers on this day. 



Now we list down the ways in which you can also take the pleasure of celebrating this festival: 


Going on a Shopping Spree

Shopping is the favourite activity of people during Diwali Puja days as new household items, clothes, jewellery are bought. In Indian markets, heavy discounts and bumper deals are offered during the Diwali celebration days. You can also venture out and avail the benefit of these mega sales organised throughout the country.

Enjoying Melas/Fairs

Diwali fairs and events are organised throughout the country (for instance we have the Sunder Nagar Diwali Mela) where people crowd in large numbers to indulge in the festivities going on. Articles like electronic items, handicrafts, artworks, textiles etc are sold in these fairs and also there are stalls offering delicious street food and dishes of various states. Also temporary rides are set up for children which can be a great source of fun and joy for them.

Celebrating with a Local Indian Family

There are some Indian families who welcome people from distant lands as their own guests. You can also book one of such homestays for yourself and soak yourself in festivities enjoying with the family of the house. Getting to know about the cultures and traditions through them would be an experience that you’ll remember for a lifetime. 

Learning the art of Rangoli making





Rangoli is a traditional Indian decoration done on the floor using natural colours, pulses, rice etc. This involves making beautiful patterns be it geometric or abstract or the pictures of some deity using the material as mentioned above. You can learn the art of making Rangoli while staying in India and try making this when you go back home. 

Cooking Indian desserts

Indian desserts are cooked very meticulously and use ingredients that make them very delicious. You can try learning some of these desserts. Halwa which can be made using a wide variety of ingredients like GajarHalwa, moong Dal Halwaetc may interest you or round shaped laddoos are some things on which you can try your cooking skills. Trust us, the aromatic flavour of self cooked desserts will be very fulfilling and delightful! 

This festival Travelogy India is concerned for combining several tour and travel components to make the trip most exciting and unforgettable.
India’s culture is largely represented by its numerous festivals and rituals that dot a major part of the year. Come October, the country puts on the best of its festivities and shines in all glory and vibrancy unlike any other part of the year. Pages of tourist travelogues, travel magazines and journal columns have been exhausted describing the frenzy that India undergoes during the month of October.


The festivals don a new light with bursting crackers, distribution of sweetmeats, festival shopping and visiting near and dear ones no matter how far they are. October is one month of the year that the country never misses to come to life no matter how dire the year has been prior to that. In India, life blossoms to a new vigor in October. If you have plans of visiting India in the month of October watch out for these festivals and rituals during which you can experience the real Indian traditions first hand. 

1. Ramnagar Ramlila

The Ramayana is a holy epic of the Hindu religion and also of India that depicts the story of truth’s triumph over evil. As per the epic Rama, the prince of Ayodhya; defeated Ravana, King of Lanka and brings back his abducted wife, Sita. The war is also the culmination of atrocities that the Asura clan has been inflicting on the Devas. 
During Ramnagar Ramilila a huge edifice of the Ravana made out of hay and random combustible materials is set to fire to recreate Rama’s dramatic win. The festival is a symbol of the country’s faith in the revival of truth even when the atrocity of evil touches new heights. The best place to witness the festival is Varanasi, the holy city of India, also said to be the oldest inhabited place on earth. 

2. Navratri

Navratri is the celebration of Goddess Durga is all her divine forms. The Goddess is a symbol of unbound women power and strength that Indian traditions and culture has been celebrating since epochs. The festival features fasting during daytime and feasting during late evenings that culminates with dance recitals that extend long in the night. 
Navratri extends for ten days of celebrations during which golu or display of clay dolls that depicts epics and folklore of the past are displayed. It is a prominent practice in South India where classic music concerts and Bharatanatyam concerts also take centre stage in full glory. Navratri is celebrated in it full vigor in almost states of India. Each state has its own traditions and customs that make it unique yet attractive in its own way.  Head to Varanasi Mysore, Gujarat, Kolkata, Delhi or Mumbai during the last of September and first weeks of October to catch glimpses of live action.


3. Mysore Dusshera

Dusshera is celebrated at its best in Mysore. The royal kinship arrives in all grand entourage with palace staff, and pole bearers atop elephants clad in bright colored adornments. The sight is a must visit for anyone who wants to experience the glory of Indian culture. Mysore Dusshera is celebrated to honor Goddess Chamundeshwari who is said the protector of the state sicne she slayed the demon Mahishasur. 

Mysore is also a splendid tourist destination with a variety of forts, palaces and natural gardens that promise a rejuvenating break from the hustle and bustle of a city life. Do not miss to visit Mysore during October as it is the only month during which the royal entourage can be seen in all full form.

Suggested Tour : 12 Days - Karnataka Tour

4. Jaipur Shopping Festival

Jaipur is not just for palaces, forts and the blue pottery. It is an all together different place for shopping that only a professional tour operator in India will be able to guide you to. In October, during the Navratri and Diwali season it is estimated that approximately 7,000 retailers come together to offer a wide variety of traditional and culture clothing and accessories that are not easily available anywhere else in India. Drop in to Jaipur Shopping festival to enjoy some of the exquisite offerings from domestic retailers to local artisans who have been weaving and making traditional dresses since generations.
India’s wildlife can be adjudged rightly with the fact that it has the largest population of tigers in the world. Apart from this fact, there are ample other features to ascertain that it is one of the fascinating delights to the discerning travelers coming from every nook and corner of the world. 
Also Read : 10 Best Wildlife Safaris in South India

A Wide Variety of Species


Pondering on the wildlife of India, we find that it comprises a fine blend of different types of organisms that makes it worthwhile and significant in the wildlife circles around the world. 
Although there are lesser farm animals, one could always witness animals such as tigers, pythons, foxes, bears, leopards, sheep, crocodiles, camels, wild dogs, snakes, antelope and many more. A wide variety of deer species, bison along with other species are found in abundance. The mighty Asian elephant makes it charming than ever. 
Also Read : 10 Best Wildlife Safaris in North India
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Indomitable Diversity




Indeed, Indian wildlife is richer than imagined with massive diversity. One can judge from the fact that Indian vicinities has got 89 national parks in total, 18 Bio reserves and more than 400 wildlife sanctuaries making it varied than ever. Ranging among the bio diverse regions of the world and homing host of other significant entities, Indian wildlife is massively rich in every aspect. 

Indian wildlife becomes richer than imagined as it homes a wide number of rare and threatened animal species. It scores well on wildlife management account. As we know, according to one’s study, India along with 17 mega diverse countries homes nearly 60-70 % of the world's biodiversity.
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 Scores Well on Percentage

Dividing the Indian wildlife we find that it has nearly 7.6% of all mammalian, 6.0% of flowering plant species, 12.6% of avian and 6.2% of reptilian. The forest cover of India ranges from the tropical rainforest of the Western Ghats, Andaman Islands and Northeast India stretching to the coniferous forest of the Himalaya. 

There are numerous fascinating constituents including sal-dominated moist deciduous forest of eastern India along with other fascinations. There are teak-dominated dry deciduous forests as well and other worthwhile and significant aspects. 

One of the interesting facts is that massively rich and varied wildlife of India has had a profound impact on every facet of Indian culture and tradition. The impact on the international level is profound that is expressed by the word, jungle, that has been incorporated by the English language. The world in fact was highlighted in the famous Jungle Book penned by Rudyard Kipling. 

As far as Indian fauna is concerned, one realizes that it homes numerous mammals that includes the Asian Elephant, Sloth Bear, Bengal Tiger, Asiatic Lion, Leopard and Indian Rhinoceros. Gaur, Wild Asian Water buffalo, Gail, common Domestic Asian Water buffalo, and several species of deer and antelope are to name a few. 


Despite of massive popularity of Indian wildlife all across, there is a need for conservation for which the efforts are going on war footing level. To this effect, it is enshrined in the Article 48 of the Constitution of India, "The state shall endeavour to protect and improve the environment and to safeguard the forests and wildlife of the country" and Article 51-A states that "it shall be the duty of every citizen of India to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers, and wildlife and to have compassion for living creatures."
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