Ladakh, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh & Uttaranchal
Kashmir, an earthly paradise for modern travelers is a mosaic of snow-capped peaks, forests, mountain meadows, lakes and rushing streams. Sparsely populated Ladakh, with its emerald green oasis villages, the crystal light of cloudless blue skies, and the dramatic silhouettes of ancient Buddhist monasteries. Old wooden temples, folk festivals, blossoming apple orchards and carefully tilled fields are all part of the Kullu valley scenery in Himachal. No Himalayan ranges are as rich in myth and legend as those of Uttaranchal. Besides Hindu pilgrims and adventurous trekkers and river rafters, Garwal attracts New Age westerners who flock to ashrams in search of spirituality.
 
Ananda-in-the-Himalayas:
As One of the top spa destinations in the world.
White water rafting:
Rafting on the Indus & Zanskar rivers is a popular activity between Spituk to Alchi
Thekchen Choling Temple complex:
Life in McLeodganj revolves around this Biddhist complex, liked to the off – limits private residence of Dalai Lama.
Shikaras & houseboats:
The houseboat which remain moored in one place, are a showcase for celebrated Kashmiri handicrafts.
Monastic dance drama of Ladakh:
Ladhaks annual dance – dramas are a vibrant expression of age old cultural and religious values.
Toy train:
The narrow gauge railway, which opened to passengers in 1903, slowly winds its way up the picturesque mountainside.
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