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Festival Tours in India, Bhutan & Tibet:

The Indian sub-continent enjoys innumerable festivals in a calendar year. Not only in rural areas, even in the cities the story is same. These are occasions when the rich and the poor, the old and the young, all enjoy with great enthusiasm. Festivals bring out the best of our heritage and offer not only to the locals but also to guest, the message of peace and brotherhood.

We are pleased to be able to offer everyone an insight into some of these beautiful festivals in India, Bhutan and Tibet. Giving below some of the popular festivals, participation in which can be a part of a unique holiday experience:

• Tibetan Festivals - Buddhism was introduced into Tibet in the 7th century. In this sparsely populated region monasteries and their vicinities have naturally become the centres of activity and hallmarks of a city, town or area. Even in today's changing world the deep rooted values of kindness, compassion, tolerance and love, fostered in them by their religious faith permeate their whole life style. There are many Tibetan festivals which can be interesting for our guests.
• Indian Festivals - India is a land of cultural and religious diversity. There are many many festivals here - we have selected a few which are spectacular and lively and allow for participation by all. We have also selected a few festive fairs which are the time for people to come together to celebrate life and interact with each other.
• Festivals of Bhutan - Druk Yul, The "land of the peaceful dragon" is a land of pure and exotic mysticism. Religion is a guiding force in the life of the Bhutanese people. A brief note here... Festivals here not pageants or entertainment events - they are deeply religious events which outsiders are given the opportunity to witness and we will request all our guests to respect the sensitivity of the people of Bhutan when participating in these festivals.
• Buddhist Festivals of Ladakh - The centuries old culture of Ladakh has found expression in its monuments, gompas, oral literature, art forms, fairs and festivals, thus reflecting the strong hold religion has in the lives of the Ladakhis. A visit to this scenic area in the High Himalayas can be an enlightening experience as you join the locals in prayers and witnessing festive dances.