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Delhi Accommodation

Delhi Accommodation

Delhi Accommodation

Jaipur Boutique Hotel

Jaipur Boutique Hotel

Jaipur Boutique Hotel

Jodhpur Accommodation

Village Excursion From Jaipur

Village Excursion From Jaipur

Village Excursion From Jaipur

India is a magnificent place! Even if you took one year to tour it from top to bottom, from East to West, it would not be enough. India has such a variety of cultures, climates and colors that you could easily mistake yourself to be in another land after each few hundred miles!

Experience a diversity of India's rich cultural and spiritual traditions and rituals during this festive month of October, when the entire country is immersed in celebration and purification.

1. Delhi- Multicultural capital of India. Shop till you drop in the Bazars of Delhi.
2. Agra- Find yourself wonder struck at the Wonder that is the Taj Mahal.
3. Jaipur – The Pink city of Royalty. Home to Culinary, Craft & cultural heritage.
4. Jodhpur – Old Forts, Folklore and dancing in firelight.
5. Osian – On the edge of the Vast Thar Desert. Place of trade in ancient India.

From October 9th – 19th 2017.
Ideal weather - not too hot nor too cold. DIWALI – Enjoy “The Festival of Lights” when the whole city is lit up.

$ 2699.00 per person (Double Occupancy) - Includes all hotel stays, food, travel, entrance tickets at locations etc. (Airfare not included)
$ 2999.00 per person individual room.
Early bird discount: $ 2599.00 OR $ 2899.00 if you book by 20th May.

Call Mini Guleria for details Tel: 818 613-9722 EM: mguleria@yahoo.com

Next tour February/March 2018: Spiritual, Healing, Spa - Massages

Many travel companies take tours to India. Basically the places are the same; the difference is how you see it.

We make it authentic, grass roots and homely.

We stay at what we call homesteads that is private homes made available for tourists. Very warm & welcoming not cold 5 star feel

We use Responsible Travel practice—

75% of the money is directly given back to the community by

• Using guides and custodians of knowledge from the local community, thus we support their families
• All the vegetables etc for meals are sourced fresh from local farmers markets and villages
• The performing artists and singers are handpicked from the local community rather than being commercial artists
• Your trip has been designed as per the international standards of responsible tourism – Cape Town Agreement 2002.
• Therefore it ensures that the money you pay has a direct social, economical and environmental benefit locally

WHILE keeping in mind the importance of your health. The water you get to drink or the food you eat is of the highest standard. Just make sure you are not being too adventurous or daring.

We also cater to Mid Range (4 star) and 5 star preferences.

India is the largest democracy in the world, with the second highest population after China.

India has a federal system with 25 states, various territories and many languages. The constitution separates the powers of the government into 3 branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. The relationship between the legislative and executive branches follows the parliamentary model of Great Britain. The initiative and responsibility for executive leadership rests with the office of the prime minister, not with the president.

Parliament, consists of TWO houses. The Rajya Sabha (Council of States) and the Lok Sabha (council of common man).

India has an independent judiciary, which is headed by a Supreme Court, the highest court in the land. The president appoints its chief justice and justices. The Supreme Court acts as the court of final appeal.

Total revenue generated through taxes for the central government comes to about US $70 billion to $80 billion a year.

India Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi is reviving India to it's once-sparkling economy. Today, inflation is down to 5%, and the International Monetary Fund forecasts India's economy will grow 7.5%, outpacing China's growth for the first time since 1999.

Education in India is a very important subject for parents and children. Education is provided by the public sector as well as the private sector. Funding coming from three levels: central, state, and local.

Free and compulsory education with mid-day meal is provided as a fundamental right to children between the ages of 6 and 14.