December Departures

Dandeli : A popular gateway for thrill-seekers and adventure lovers offering you with perfect watersports experience at River Kali. Gokarna: With its pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, Gokarna is a Hindu pilgrimage town in Karnataka and a newly found hub for beach lovers. Situated on the coast of Karwar, every year Gokarna welcomes hordes of tourists from around the world in search of sanctity and relaxation. The out-of-town beaches like Kudle beach & OM Beach are a different contrast to life inside the town. Murudeshwar : A town in Uttara Kannada famous for the world's second tallest Shiva statue, the town lies on the coast of the Arabian Sea and is also famous for the Murudeshwara Temple, Gopura & the Beach. Yana Caves : One of the finest creations of nature, located in Kumta with alluring and mysterious look. Pitch black in color, the cave is formed of karst limestone, well-known for its unique structure and pattern of formation. Honnavar : The Sharavathi Kandla Mangrove Boardwalk is a scenic trail in the Honnavar region which allows the visitors to explore the lush mangrove forests and witness the diverse flora and fauna of the area.

Malvan and Tarkarli are popular tourist destinations located in the Sindhudurg district, Maharashtra near the Arabian Sea. These destinations are known for their beautiful beaches, historical significance, and natural beauty.  MALVAN : Malvan is a town situated on the west coast of Maharashtra near the Konkan region. It is known for its rich historical and cultural attractions. Malvan is famous for its seafood and Malvani cuisine which includes dishes like Malvani fish curry, Prawns Fry, Fish Fry, sol kadhi, etc. The town is a paradise for seafood lovers. Malwan offers various water sports activities such as Scuba diving, Parasailing, Jet skiing, Banana Ride, Bumper ride etc. The clear waters of the Arabian Sea make it an ideal destination for water sports enthusiasts. Sindhudurg Fort : This fort is built by the Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the 17th century, is a prominent historical landmark as this fort is built on an island and is a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can take a boat ride to the fort and explore its architectural beauty. TARKARLI : Tarkarli is a coastal village located near Malvan, known for its pristine beaches and islands. Tarkarli Beach is one of the main attractions in the area. Its white sandy shores and clear blue waters make it an excellent spot for relaxation and swimming. The beach is less crowded compared to other nearby tourist destinations. Tsunami Island : This Island is located close to the scenic coastal town of Tarkarli & has a relatively young history in terms of tourism. This picturesque destination gained popularity after the unfortunate event of the 2004 Tsunami, hence the name 'Tsunami Island.  Seagull Island : It’s a mini island that gets covered by the Australian Seagull Birds and they stay there from October to March. The island diminishes during high tides and low tides. When you will visit the island, you will experience the magic of nature

Hampi : Explore the magnificent ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its grand temples, ancient markets, royal enclosures, monolithic sculptures, and breathtaking boulder-strewn landscapes. Visit iconic landmarks like Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple, Lotus Mahal, Hazara Rama Temple, Hampi Bazaar, and the Stone Chariot. Badami : Discover the historic Badami Cave Temples, spectacular rock-cut shrines dating back to the Chalukya era, beautifully set against red sandstone cliffs and a serene lake. Pattadakal : Step into a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing some of the finest examples of Chalukyan temple architecture. Aihole : Known as the “Cradle of Indian Temple Architecture,” Aihole is home to over 120 ancient temples, including the iconic Durga Temple, Lad Khan Temple, and Ravana Phadi Cave Temple. ✨ A perfect heritage journey through Karnataka’s history, architecture, temples, and timeless landscapes.

Ujjain : Ujjain is an ancient city beside the Kshipra River in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. An important Hindu pilgrimage destination, it’s known for the centuries-old Mahakaleshwar Temple, a towering structure with a distinctively ornate roof. Nearby, Bade Ganesh Temple houses a colorful statue of Ganesh, the elephant-headed Hindu deity. Harsiddhi Temple features a pair of tall dark pillars studded with lamps. Omkareshwar : The Omkareshwar temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is also one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. The Jyotirlinga of Omkareshwar is located in Madhya Pradesh along the banks of the Narmada River. The eminent ‘Shikhara of Omkareshwar’ stands tall and proud in the sky as if overlooking the entire earth. The temple is mentioned in sacred Hindu texts like the Vedas and Puranas. The island of Omkareshwar has a total of 6 pilgrimages and 33 deities making it a must-visit place for spiritual seekers. Indore : One of the most popular and beautiful cities of Madhya Pardesh (MP), 'Indore' has always fascinate its toutists with the charisma of its architectural magnificence and intriguing history. It has been a home to various historical monuments and religious places, built by the great Maharashtrian rulers 'Holkar' who ruled the city for several years. The rich cultural heritage of Indore makes it one of the most revered destintion in MP. The beautiful city of Indore is located on the banks of the River Sarawati and is known for its architectural splendor in the form of monuments, palaces, and forts.

Hampi is an ancient village located in the Indian state of Karnataka, known for its rich history, stunning ruins, and unique landscapes. It was once the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, which flourished in South India during the 14th to 16th centuries. Hampi is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting thousands of visitors each year for its historical significance and beautiful surroundings. Historical Significance ; Hampi was a thriving metropolis during the height of the Vijayanagara Empire, known for its grand temples, palaces, markets, and intricate sculptures. The city was famous for its wealth, military power, and cultural achievements. Architectural Marvels ; The ruins of Hampi feature a mix of religious, military, and civil architecture. The most famous sites are Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple, Hazara Rama Temple, Lotus Mahal, Boulder-Strewn Landscape, Monolithic Structures like Lakshmi Narasimha and the Badavi Linga, Royal Enclosure, Rivers, Temples, Hampi Bazaar etc. Gokarna : With its pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, Gokarna is a Hindu pilgrimage town in Karnataka and a newly found hub for beach lovers. It's famous for the Mahabaleshwar Temple (AtmaLinga) of Lord Shiva. The out-of-town beaches like Kudle Beach & OM Beach are a different contrast to life inside the town. Murudeshwar : A town in Uttara Kannada famous for the world's second tallest Shiva statue, the town lies on the coast of the Arabian Sea and is also famous for the Murudeshwara Temple, Gopura & the Beach. Honnavar : The Sharavathi Kandla Mangrove Boardwalk is a scenic trail in the Honnavar region which allows the visitors to explore the lush mangrove forests and witness the diverse flora and fauna of the area.

Dandeli : A popular gateway for thrill-seekers and adventure lovers offering you with perfect watersports experience at River Kali. Hampi : The land of God’s & Kings, Land of boulders, stone architecture, and ancient temples that were built way back in 1500 AD. Listed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi was one of the richest and largest cities in the world during its prime time in the ancient days. Situated on the banks of River Tungabhadra, Hampi is a remarkable tourist destination where travelers from all around the globe come to sink and absorb the laid-back culture. Solitude lovers and photography enthusiasts would love to stroll around more than 20 ancient heritages and hilltops where sunset never looks the same.Beautifully preserved and maintained by Archeological Excavation of India, the world’s largest open-air museum  

Udupi : Udupi is one of the top tourist attractions in Karnataka and has various educational institutions. It is notable for the Krishna Temple and is also known as the temple city Gokarna: With its pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, Gokarna is a Hindu pilgrimage town in Karnataka and a newly found hub for beach lovers. Situated on the coast of Karwar, every year Gokarna welcomes hordes of tourists from around the world in search of sanctity and relaxation. The out-of-town beaches like Kudle beach & OM Beach are a different contrast to life inside the town. Murudeshwar : A town in Uttara Kannada famous for the world's second tallest Shiva statue, the town lies on the coast of the Arabian Sea and is also famous for the Murudeshwara Temple, Gopura & the Beach. Honnavar : The Sharavathi Kandla Mangrove Boardwalk is a scenic trail in the Honnavar region which allows the visitors to explore the lush mangrove forests and witness the diverse flora and fauna of the area.

Kerala, God’s own country, is one of the most unique states in India! Blessed by a rich & diverse culture, there’s something magical in the air of Kerala, which urges us to explore it everytime. To start on this exploration trip across God’s own country, we’ve chosen our favorite gems of all that we’d like to show you all! Our journey starts in Munnar, a hill station located in the western ghats. Here we visit the famous Cheeyapara & Vallarta waterfalls, truly nature’s gems! The best thing about Munnar is that it's an amazing location for self-exploration as well. Following that, we hike to the Lakshmi hills; amidst nature with spectacular views. However, a trip to Munnar isn’t complete until we go for tea tasting! All the chai lovers in the house, this is a must. And before leaving Munnar, we visit the Eravikulam national park to experience nature at its best! Kerala is also famous for its spices and so we head out on a guided tour of the spice plantation at Thekkady; spend the evening boating at Periyar Lake and also enjoy the Kadhakali Kalari show! A trip to Kerala also calls for a houseboat cruise in Kumarakom to slow down and enjoy the beauty around. We also explore the village along with a local guide to get a better insight into a whole new lifestyle of people! And then we head to Varkala, Kerala’s most popular destination! However we go offbeat with a boat ride to Munroe Island and a trip to Jatayu Earth center! The evening, before the end of the journey, can be spent relaxing or adventuring on the waves while surfing! You would definitely go home with new friends, new memories and wonderful stories.

Hampi: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka, known for its ancient ruins, temples, and unique boulder landscapes. Historical Significance: Once the grand capital of the Vijayanagara Empire (14th–16th century), renowned for its wealth, culture, and architectural excellence. Architectural Marvels: Home to iconic landmarks like Virupaksha Temple, Vittala Temple, Stone Chariot, Lotus Mahal, Hazara Rama Temple, Royal Enclosure, and monolithic sculptures. Experience: A perfect blend of history, spirituality, art, and scenic landscapes, making Hampi one of India's most fascinating heritage destinations.

Gokarna: With its pristine beaches and breathtaking landscapes, Gokarna is a Hindu pilgrimage town in Karnataka and a newly found hub for beach lovers and hippies. Situated on the coast of Karwar, every year Gokarna welcomes hordes of tourists from around the world in search of sanctity and relaxation. The out-of- town beaches like Kudle beach and Om Beach are a different contrast to life inside the town. Palm-clad beaches are dotted with foreign tourists in a majority and very few Indians are seen across. Gokarna is not very conventionally touristy. The beaches are meant for a slow, relaxed holiday and everything on the beach goes at the same relaxed pace. Full of coconut and palm trees, the ocean, and clean sands,Gokarna is a 'one of a kind place in the country

🕉 Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga One of the 12 sacred Jyotirlingas of Lord Shiva, renowned for its beautiful red-stone architecture and spiritual significance. 🏛 Ellora Caves A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring 34 rock-cut Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain caves, including the magnificent Kailasa Temple. 🏰 Devgiri (Daulatabad) Fort A historic hill fort famous for its massive fortifications, unique defence system, and panoramic views. 🙏 Bhadra Maruti Temple A unique temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman in his rare reclining (sleeping) posture. 🕌 Bibi Ka Maqbara Known as the "Taj Mahal of the Deccan," this Mughal monument was built in memory of Dilras Banu Begum.

Adiyogi Madurai - The Abode of Shiva 1. Spiritual Awakening: Adiyogi, the great lord of yoga, beckons you to Madurai, a city steeped in history and spirituality. Begin your journey with a visit to the magnificent Meenakshi Amman Temple, a true marvel of Dravidian architecture. This temple, dedicated to the goddess Meenakshi and Lord Shiva, is a testimony to the rich cultural heritage of Madurai. 2. Adiyogi: The Source of Yoga: Pay homage to the iconic Adiyogi statue, a 112-foot tall sculpture of Lord Shiva in his yogic manifestation. This awe-inspiring monument is not only a symbol of divinity but also a tribute to the ancient science of yoga. 3. Vibrant Bazaars: Explore the vibrant bazaars of Madurai, where you can shop for intricately woven silk sarees, traditional jewelry, and local handicrafts. Immerse yourself in the colors and aromas of this bustling city. Rameswaram - The Gateway to Spiritual Redemption 1. Sacred Rameswaram Temple: From Madurai, our journey takes us to Rameswaram, a sacred island known for its pristine beaches and the famous Ramanathaswamy Temple. The temple's holy waters are believed to cleanse the soul of all sins, and a dip in its 22 holy wells is a ritual you must not miss. 2. Dhanushkodi: The Land's End: Venture to Dhanushkodi, a ghost town with a surreal charm. This abandoned village lies at the southern tip of Rameswaram and offers a glimpse into the tumultuous history and captivating landscapes of the region. 3. Ram Setu: The Mythical Bridge: Discover the legend of Ram Setu, a natural bridge believed to have been built by Lord Rama's army. The breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mannar and the Indian Ocean will leave you spellbound.