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arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array("about.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice tour in India","","","About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com About Us NOEL Having travelled the length and breadth of this Country for 22 years, during my Army days, I have discovered that India is a never ending saga and have dedicated myself to bring this mystery to the world , in all its fullness!!!! SAVITA Having completed my MBA in Finance I spent some time in the banking industry, but realised that my heart was drawn to the magic of my Country \'s History, Culture, Beauty and therefore have vowed to help share the magic with you and the world.!!! The Washington Magical Mystery Tours is an organisation dedicated to providing quality tours to a wide spectrum of clientele. We have the infrastructure, the resources and the service expertise to meet every requirement of a client who graces our tours. We visualize and fulfill virtually all logistic needs of our clients while undertaking a tour operation, which includes multimodal transportation, transfers, luxurious accommodation and wholesome entertainment. While we suggest and help our guests design holidays based on their likes and interests, we encourage our guests to also take to the road of discovery that would not only enhance their holiday but help them experience India in its totality. In the future.we would like to increase our sectors of operations while constantly upgrading the quality of our services, and offering innovative solutions to meet the evolving holiday requirements of our clients. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[1]=new Array("abt_india.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice tour in India","","","About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com About India India , to people is what they view it as..to some, it is the land of The Taj Mahal , to others, it is all about the Tiger, sunny beaches and backwaters, but, INDIA is much, much more!! India \'s population is so heterogeneous, ancestry so varied and topography so diverse that one having toured India in all its entirety, could possibly state that he has experienced the world and all that \'s in it !! India grows on you as it has over the past centuries on everyone who has stepped into Our Motherland, be it The Aryans, The Mongols, The Mughals or be it The French, The Portugese or The British. Some of them chose to make India their home, but all of them left their imprints on the sands of Indian Historical times!! India is in the Smile of its beautiful people, in its timeless traditions & festivals, in its paradoxes and fables, in The Taj, The Qutub Minar, The Golconda Fort and the countless other monuments of time. It is also in the temples of Tamil Nadu, the Mighty Himalayas, the vast desert vistas and palaces of Rajasthan, in its tropical forests and abundant wild life, in the sunny beaches of Goa , in the splendid backwaters of Kerala as well as on its Islands of Andaman & Nicobar and Laskshwadeep.. Magical Mystical Tales, which are yours to discover, are embedded along the path of your Indian experience, so, put on your walking shoes and walk the never ending story that is called India . India is so vast and varied that it would be an injustice to this land to attempt to fit her into the few pages of a website. In order to give you a small introduction to Our Motherland, we have put together information on various tourist destinations in the following pages. This information has been arranged under four subheads, each of which talks about the major tourist destinations in that region as also lists out a few off beat destinations . • North India • South India • East India • West India However, if you do wish to know more about India , do mail us and we would be happy to tell you more about our Land. Business Travel With the integration of the Indian Economy into the World Economy, India has become a major business destination. 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The fourteen states of The Indian East still remain a haven of undiscovered delights, from roaring giant rivers to glassy mountain lakes. Here spectacular ancient Buddhist monasteries and Hindu ruins are hidden away in smoky mountains shrouded in mystery. Exotic wildlife coexist with tribes who still worship the Sun and Moon Gods. A world where beautiful Tribal women in headgear so intricate and as varied as their tribes, an attire so naturally colourful and intrinsically patterned that it blends with a Landscape designed by God Himself!! Old men in dangling earrings and dancing leather boots, young men strumming on guitars, life moving at such a blissful pace, that time has to slow down to catch up with it!! This then is THE GREAT INDIAN EAST, where the Soul feels at home, one with Nature, to say the Least!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[5]=new Array("ei_AncieHis.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Earth - Ancient Historical Nalanda (90 kms from Patna), today, 14 hectares of excavated ruins and yet this great ancient university, founded in the 05 th century by the Gupta Emperors, is where knowledge seekers, some from across the globe, came to study within its portals. Nalanda, was also frequented by Lord Buddha and Lord Mahavir. This was also the place where the name Mokshdeva was bestowed upon the Chinese traveler of the 07 th century, Hueing Tsang. Today all that is seen of Nalanda is the excavated nine levels of occupation (14 Hectares), complete with stupas, sculptures, dais for professors etc all constructed in Red Brick. This is just the tip of an iceberg called Nalanda. Vaishali, has a history that predates even written history. Vaishali is credited with being the World \'s First Republic to have a duly elected assembly of representatives and an efficient administration. Vaishali, is also where the Buddha had given his last sermon. The place is marked by a life size lion pillar and a brick stupa. 90 kms from Vaishali is a layered structure, The Kesariya Stupa, w hich is considered the world \'s highest stupa, higher than the Borobunder stupa in Java. Kolkata : Kolkata, the capital and cultural center of West Bengal , still holds the imprint of the Victorian past. Calcutta or Kolkata, has many distinct faces, be it Shantiniketan, the \"Beverly hills \" of Kolkata established by the Nobel Laureate, poet, novelist, playwright, Rabindranath Tagore in 1863 as an International University; or be it the world renowned Eden Gardens cricket stadium; be it the Howrah Bridge; be it the Splendid Victoria Memorial, or be it the unique crammed trams of Kolkatta, each face very different from the other, but all an integral part of Calcutta. The most renowned face of Kolkata, however, remains, Mother Teresa and her Sisters of Charity, in their typical white saris with blue borders. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[6]=new Array("ei_ArchKohima.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Ether - Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima Arunachal Pradesh : This is the last state in the North East, extending along picturesque valleys from the Himalayas in the North to the Bhramaputra in the South. As all road routes generally follow valleys, movement is only North-South along two major tourist axis (i.e.) Along- Macheuka / Manigong; The more Eastern axis. The other axis is Tezpur-Bomdila -Se La Pass -Tawang. This is the more frequented axis, as tourists cherish memories of the exciting drive from Tezpur to Bomdilla, where they invariably would have to stop courteously and give way to a herd of Wild Elephants crossing the road. As soon as their transport drives into the clouds, on the right, is a turn off for the famous Himalayan \"Shangri-La \", accessed only by the Army. As they brest the clouds, there stands tall the dominating Se La pass over which when they descend they witness the beautiful glassy, mountain lake filled with Trout! As one enters Tawang, up against the mountain dominating the entire landscape stands the 16 th century Monastery, which boasts of holding the Sacred Book of Buddhism, the writings of which are embossed in gold, in the 400 year old library. As one drives up you come across different tribes in their colourful attire, including the gentle Monpas, who were the original inhabitants of this land. Here then is a state, although off the beaten track, but a treasure trove of Natural Splendour untouched by the modern world. Kohima: Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, is 74 kms from Dimapur, a wonderful drive up the Mountains. Kohima has many interesting sights to offer, for instance The Catholic Cathedral, the largest in the North Easten States; The World War II Memorial, designed by Lutyens, close to the cemetery, is a narrow alley lined with shops, where women sell farm produce, trinkets and shawls; The State Museum which has a collection of strikingly lifelike models depicting the various communities in the state. Kohima is also home to the Japfu range (3048 mts), on which stands the world \'s tallest Rhododendron tree. While in Nagaland don \'t miss the villages of Mokokchung, Wokha and Zunheboto © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[7]=new Array("ei_BhuPuri.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Wind - Bhubaneswar & Puri Bhubneshwar Emperor Ashoka who brought Buddhism here, used to take time out to reflect at Dhauli Hills. The Buddhist trail here includes Padampur, Balasore, Banpur and Kuruma near Konark. The famous erotic carvings of the \" Love Temple \" (Raja Rani Temple) as also the other 7 th and 10 th century temples are all a \"must see \". Then there are the twin hills of Khandagiri, Udaigiri, just 8 kms from Bhubneshwar, honeycombed with 6 Jain caves that reveal the sculptural art of the 2 nd Century BC. Puri : Just 60 kms from Bhubneshwar, lies the famous Puri Beach , perhaps the only walkable beach on the eastern coast. The magnificent 13 th Century AD \"Sun Temple \", at Konark, dedicated to the Lord Surya is just 35 kms away. The Sun Temple is visualised as a Chariot of The Sun God for his daily celestial journey. The stone chariot with 7 horses (symbolising the 7 days of the week) and the 12 pairs of wheels (12 months) standing 39 mts in height at the entrance hall is really a spectacular sight. On the way from Bhubneshwar to Puri is the little artisans village of Pipli (30 kms from Bhubneshwar). Pipli, with a variety of handicrafts at unbelievable prices, is a must see for the handicraft fanatic. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[8]=new Array("ei_ChattJhark.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Fire - Chattisgarh & Jharkhand Chattisgarh : A 4 year old state inhabited by traditional communities and tribes, with 44% forest cover, boasting of some of the highest, most turbulent waterfalls in the country, Chhatisgarh, the capital of which, Raipur, is well connected by air, road and rail. Chhatisgarh has numerous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of which, Kanger Valley is the most famous. After The Amazon Forest , the Kanger Valley National Park is usually described to be the densest forest in the world! It is here, away from the sounds of Human Civilisation, that time stands still. The Kanger River flows through this forest, on its banks the famous limestone caves of Kotamsar, Kailash and Dhandak stand. The river them goes on to culminate in the breathtaking Tirathgarh Waterfalls. This forest is home to a wide range of wildlife including Tigers, Panthers, Cheetals, Sambars, Barking Deers, Wild Boar, Jackals, Langurs, Rhesus Macaques, Sloth Bears, Flying Squirrels, Pythons, Crocodiles, Otters and Civets. Scavenging Birds, Birds of Prey and Pheasants also make this park their home. Kanger Dharha and Bainsa Dharha, (a crocodile park), are two scenic picnic resorts which attract many naturalists. Last but not the least, often called The Niagara Falls of India , Chhattisgarh \'s Chitrakote falls is the largest waterfall in the country. Located 38 kms from Jagdalpur, this waterfall is the Indravati river that tumbles down the cliff to join the Godavari river. Jagdalpur, 300 kms (6 hours) from Raipur , set in the mountains of Abujmarh, is the tribal heartland of India . It is an ideal base to explore this region. Jharkhand: Ranchi , the capital of Jharkhand, the green land of waterfalls, is approachable from Delhi , Mumbai and Patna by air. This is a relatively new state, carved from the larger Bihar , and therefore, has a lot yet to be discovered. With its lush green forests, animals galore, gurgling springs and gushing waterfalls not to mention the five rivers which flow gently through this land, all add to the natural calm of Jharkhand. There are over 30 indigenous communities and tribes that co-exist in harmony in the state. These tribes have several colourful festivals. Women in Jharkhand enjoy a prominent position in society. For the wildlife enthusiasts, Hazaribagh National Park and Canary Hill 3 hrs from Ranchi as also the famous Betla National Park, home to the tiger and the elephant, a 5 hour drive from Ranchi are all a must see. While Jharkhand abounds in National Parks, the flora and fauna of the 800 sq kms Saranda Hills is an experience in itself. Apart from the 150+population of Wild Elephants, Saranda Hills is home to the endangered species of the flying lizard. The ancient tribe Kiriburu called \"Birhors \" also exist in these jungles. Only 70 families of this tribe are presently in existence and have never seen another way of life. Jharkhand, The Undiscovered, is waiting for the adventurer. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[9]=new Array("ei_Chattisgarh.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Water - Chattisgarh Chattisgarh : A 4 year old state inhabited by traditional communities and tribes, with 44% forest cover, boasting of some of the highest, most turbulent waterfalls in the country, Chhatisgarh, the capital of which, Raipur, is well connected by air, road and rail. Chhatisgarh has numerous wildlife sanctuaries and national parks of which, Kanger Valley is the most famous. After The Amazon Forest, the Kanger Valley National Park is usually described to be the densest forest in the world! It is here, away from the sounds of Human Civilisation, that time stands still. The Kanger River flows through this forest, on its banks the famous limestone caves of Kotamsar, Kailash and Dhandak stand. The river them goes on to culminate in the breathtaking Tirathgarh waterfalls. This forest is home to a wide range of wildlife including Tigers, Panthers, Cheetals, Sambars, Barking Deers, Wild Boar, Jackals, Langurs, Rhesus Macaques, Sloth Bears, Flying Squirrels, Pythons, Crocodiles, Otters and Civets. Scavenging Birds, Birds of Prey and Pheasants also make this park their home Kanger Dharha and Bainsa Dharha, (a crocodile park), are two scenic picnic resorts which attract many naturalists. Last but not the least, often called The Niagara Falls of India, Chhattisgarh \'s Chitrakote falls is the largest waterfall in the country. Located 38 kms from Jagdalpur, this waterfall is the Indravati river that tumbles down the cliff to join the Godavari river. Jagdalpur is 300 kms (6 hours) from Raipur , set in the mountains of Abujmarh, is the tribal heartland of India . It is an ideal base to explore this region. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[10]=new Array("ei_DarjeKalimSikk.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Ether - Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Darjeeling : Darjeeling (The place of the Thunderbolt), shadowed by the mighty Kangchendzonga, was founded in the year 1800 as a sanatorium, but soon became a much sought after hill station. Entering Darjeeling is like entering into a story book world .with hills carpeted in green, frothy rivers, vibrant flora, colourfull temples with winding stairs..the famous Toy Train chugging along up the mountain side, its smoke puffs blending with the low mountain clouds. This toy train also called The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, has been declared a world heritage site, in the same exalted league as the hermitage in St. Petersburg !! This hill station is also a attraction for plant and animal lovers, fans of adventure sport and off course the connoisseurs of Tea. The famous Darjeeling tea has a turnover of 7.5 million USD!! 13 kms from Darjeeling town at a height of 8482 ft stands the Tiger Hill, which has earned international fame for the magnificent view of the sunrise over the Kangchendzonga (the third highest peak in the world) and The Great Eastern Himalayas. Mount Everest is also visible from here. Kalimpong : Off the usually trodden tourist track, this quiet hill resort, Kalimpong, which was originally a part of Sikkim Raja \'s Domain in early 1700 \'s, now is a haven for the retired man with a taste for splendour!! The 60 km drive from Silliguri to Kalimpong can lead you to yet another interesting destinaton.Dooars, West Bengal \'s tea country, east of the graceful coronation bridge. Kalimpong, famous for its Orchids and Gladiolas, is located at an altitude of 4100 ft, across the stunning Teesta Gorge, against the backdrop of Eastern Himalayas . Kalimpong offers a panoramic view of the Kanchendzonga range, The Teesta Valley and the Town. Kalimpong invites you for a trek in the mountains, in peace and tranquility. This is a world away from world \'s!! Sikkim: Gangtok, is the capital of Sikkim, the tiny mountain kingdom, in the Himalayas with luxuriant meadows, slopes aflame with rhododendrons, 450 species of orchids, swirling with white waters of rivers with attitude, mist laden peaks, etc etc...when it comes to counting natural blessings.Sikkim would not know where to stop. Sikkim is also a haven for nature sports, be it the yak safari, an attempt to scale the Kachendzonga or white water rafting down The Teesta. 40 kms from Gangtok, is the Tsomgo Lake , considered sacred by the local population. This serene lake is about 1 kms long, oval in shape, 15 mts deep and remains frozen during the winter months. Between May and August, a variety of flowers bloom close to the lake, including the rhododendrons, various species of primulas, blue and yellow poppies, iris etc. It is also an ideal habitat for the Red panda and various types of birds. Sikkim has Buddhism, seeping into every pore of every day life but intrudes not!! Sikkim is a discovery that \"Faith has nothing to do with religion \". Rumtek Monestary, located 24 kms from Gangtok, is the seat of Gyalwa Karmapa, the head of Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It has a large collection of Tibetan paintings and some of the world \'s most unique religious scriptures. The monastery, which is traditional in design, is almost a replica of the Kagyu headquarters in Tibet . © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[11]=new Array("ei_KaliSund.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Fire - Kalimpong & Sunderbans Kalimpong (Rafting in Kalimpong) : Kalimpong, which was originally a part of Sikkim Raja \'s Domain in early 1700 \'s, now is a haven for the retired man with a taste for splendour!! The 60 km drive from Silliguri to Kalimpong can lead you to yet another interesting destinaton.Dooars, West Bengal \'s tea country, east of the Graceful Coronation bridge. Kalimpong, famous for its Orchids and Gladiolas, is located at an altitude of 4100 ft, across the stunning Teesta Gorge, against the backdrop of Eastern Himalayas . Kalimpong offers a panoramic view of the Kanchendzonga range, The Teesta Valley and the Kalimpong Town . Kalimpong invites you for a trek in the mountains, in peace and tranquility. This is a world away from the world!! Between Kalimpong and Gangtok, one can try their hand at taming the gushing waters of The Teesta. A Rafters delight, Teesta, flows down the valley inviting those with adventure in their heart to join her wild journey. Sunderbans (Kolkata) : Sunderbans, home to the Royal Bengal Tiger, has the largest tiger population in the country. It was declared a National Park in 1984. Consisting of Mangrove Swamps, few islands interspersed with small rivers forming the Gangetic Delta, Sunderbans, 86 kms from Kolkatta, is the largest mangrove forest of the world. It is listed on UNESCO \'s world heritage site list and has an unique ecosystem infested with man eating tigers, estuarine crocodiles, sharks and even pirates!! Within a radius of 220 kms from Sunderbans, you could get some exciting rock climbing destinations like Purulia, Mathabura, Jai Chandi and Susunia Hills! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[12]=new Array("ei_KazNamd.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Fire - Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kaziranga ( Assam ) : 170 kms to the East of Guwahati lies the famous National Park of Kaziranga , home to the One Horned Rhino, this World Heritage Site has turned hundred in the year 2005. Other than the One Horned Rhino, the park \'s population also includes the Swamp Deer, Sambar, Hog Deer, Elephants, Bison, Sloth Bear, Tiger, Leopard, Langur, Gibbons, Badger and a variety of rare birds like Ibis, Hornbills, Cormorants and Herons. You can enter the park by jeep, car or on Elephant back with the necessary government guide. You can also visit Mihimukh, Bagori, Holal Path and Bimoli all teeming with wildlife. Namdhapa: When you have traversed the length and breadth of India and have discovered the last of the million secrets of this mystical land, turn to Namdhapa. For, this tiny land hidden in the North East of the North Eastern State of Arunachal Pradesh, has sights that would make even a well seasoned traveller moan with excitement. Namdhapa, is perhaps the most bio diverse region in the sub continent, its altitude varying from 200 - 4578 mts, its terrain defined by lush primary evergreen forests, thick undergrowth, the presence of Bamboo and cane and shielded from the sky by a canopy of tall trees that rise upto 150 mts. Namdhapa, gets its name from one of the two main rivers flowing by, The Namdhapa River and the Neo Dhing River , its many tiny tributaries crisscrossing the forest. This forest also covered under the Project Tiger, is one of the few reserves that can be explored only on foot. So, don \'t forget to pack that good pair of walking shoes, especially if you plan to explore the most of Namdhapa, i.e. upto an altitude of 850 mts. Namdhapa has the distinction of being the only National park in the world to house all the four big cats - Tiger, Leopard, Snow Leopard and the Clouded Leopard. Three large mammals have been discovered in the recent years - The Java Rhino, The Malayan Sun Bear and The Leaf Deer. The other inhabitants of the park are The Himalayan Musk deer, The Asian Elephant, The Slow Ioris, The Hoolock Gibbon, Malayan Giant Squirrel and 665 species of birds!! It is estimated that a complete comprehensive study of the botanical resources present in Namdhapa would take at least 50 years!! Both Indian and Foreign Nationals require permits to enter Arunachal Pradesh. It is therefore advisable to plan a trip to Arunachal and Namdhapa way in advance. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[13]=new Array("ei_ManMizo.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Fire - Manipur & Mizoram Manipur: Imphal, the state capital, is well connected by air to Delhi and Guwahati. Less than an hour out of Imphal is the Keibul Lamjao National park . This park is a floating wildlife sanctuary and the marshes that you walk on actually float on a large lake!! However, these marshes are absolutely safe and many huts have also been built on them. The endangered Brow Antlered Deer can be found here!! For the more adventurous, 156 kms from Imphal is Tamenglong, where one can undertake treks and adventure camps. As a sugar coating, take the 650 mtr adventure through some of the world \'s best kept secrets of the Tharon Caves . Mizoram: among the Mizo head hunters, after two days of feasting and drinking, on the third day the victor, in order to ensure that the soul of the vanquished remained his slave even after he had died, performed the ritual of rubbing blood over his body, not to be washed off till the 4 th or the 5 th day!! Those were the old days! This memorial ritual is now performed during the Sarlamkai Festival where after 2 days of drinking and merrymaking, the \"Victor \" is rubbed down with Pig Blood!! Today Mizoram, which translates into \" The Land of the Highlanders \", is clearly a Christian domain, with happy go lucky people who love music and dance. Every evening a symphony of church bells ring out across the hills, announcing the 6 pm service. This is when Aizawl winds up for the day. Aizwal, the capital of Mizoram is 180 kms from Silchar the nearest railhead, but is well connected by air to most metros. The Mizo \'s are a friendly people and prefer to speak Mizo, however, with a literacy rate of 85%, just about everyone speaks English. Mizo \'s love for music is witnessed in their local rock bands. They have rhythm from birth and in fact on every street corner one can bump into youngsters jamming on their guitars. The most well known dance, however, is the Cheraw or the bamboo dance, where young girls dexterously bounce their bare feet in between bamboo poles, which are beat together and on the ground alternatively to create a unique rhythm. So, this is Mizoram, when you arrive here, please keep your options open and take your pick.should you explore a mountain famous for flora that includes a million medicinal herbs?..or.will it be a nap beside a cascading waterfall?..or perhaps just a quiet picnic where you lie back and just watch the clouds come in and touch the surrounding mountain tips as time passes by..?? But woops! Gotta rush or you will be late to hear the new musical band play round your hotel corner!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[14]=new Array("ei_MeghaManiMiz.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Ether - Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Meghalaya : Rabindranath Tagore, having renounced his knighthood, following the massacre of the innocents at Jallianwala Bagh, found peace in these ancient Cambrian Mountains stating, \" At least the Hill of Shillong is intact, I find, it is here where it always was in our geography!! \". He also said, \" Standing on their toes, the DebDaru trees of Shillong shake their heads with breeze and try to speak to the clouds, in signs!! \" This is a land steeped in myth and legend, where every waterfall is a dancing maiden and every peak a silent warrior. \"Shillong \" from \"U Lei Shyllong \", supposedly a manifestation of \" The Creator \" born of a peasant girl, is the capital city of Meghalaya . Meghalaya \"The Abode of Clouds \", is one of the \"seven sisters \", of the North East Hills, has its top always shrouded in mist or cloud. The tribal population of the state is composed of The Khasis, Jaintias and The Garos, whose way of life are still areas of unchartered terrain for most. Shillong, once the capital of Assam under The British Raj, has held onto its old world charm but is also a bustling modern city of the present. The city has a myriad of places to see and things to do. From visiting umpteen waterfalls with names like \" Beadon and Bishop falls, \" Sweet Caroline Falls \", surrounded by Orchids and a rock pool with water lilies; to attending a rock band playing the latest music by starlight, or the Garo Festival of A hundred warrior drums, or a traditional festival of Virgin Khasi girls dressed in their finery, and men in elaborate costumes as they dance to a thanksgiving festival called Shud Suk Mynsiem. Therein lies the mystical Shillong and Meghalaya, just a 3 hour drive up the beautiful mountain road from Guwahati. Manipur : There are a number of places in North Eastern India which have been compared to Switzerland, by both the locals and the discerning traveler, some are called \"The Switzerland of the East \", others \"Indian Switzerland \" - it was, however, Lord Irwin who emphasized that Manipur is \"The Switzerland of India \". Manipur is a land of diverse origins and tribes that live in harmony. The majority tribe is the Meitei, who were great soldiers and many died fighting the British in 1891. The Sahid Minar in Imphal is dedicated to these brave warriors. The people of Manipur are simple, soft spoken and as beautiful as the land they live in - their diverse colourful dances, a reflection of their simplicity, love, creativity and aestheticism. Manipur literally means \"The Land of The Jewels \". Manipur \'s exotic landscape with gentle undulating hills, emerald green valleys, blue lakes and dense forests are all the jewels of this land making it a tourist \'s delight. Imphal, the state capital, is well connected by air to Delhi and Guwahati. Less than an hour out of Imphal is the Keibul Lamjao National park . This park is a floating wildlife sanctuary and the marshes that you walk on actually float on a large lake!! However, these marshes are absolutely safe and many huts have also been built on them. The endangered Brow Antlered Deer can be found here!! For the more adventurous, 156 kms from Imphal is Tamenglong, where one can undertake treks and adventure camps. As a sugar coating, take the 650 mtr adventure through some of the world \'s best kept secrets of the Tharon Caves . Mizoram: among the Mizo head hunters, after two days of feasting and drinking, on the third day the victor, in order to ensure that the soul of the vanquished remained his slave even after he had died, performed the ritual of rubbing blood over his body, not to be washed off till the 4 th or the 5 th day!! Those were the old days! This memorial ritual is now performed during the Sarlamkai Festival where after 2 days of drinking and merrymaking, the \"Victor \" is rubbed down with Pig Blood!! Today Mizoram, which translates into \" The Land of the Highlanders \", is clearly a Christian domain, with happy go lucky people who love music and dance. Every evening a symphony of church bells ring out across the hills, announcing the 6 pm service. This is when Aizawl winds up for the day. Aizwal, the capital of Mizoram is 180 kms from Silchar the nearest railhead, but is well connected by air to most metros. The Mizo \'s are a friendly people and prefer to speak Mizo, however, with a literacy rate of 85%, just about everyone speaks English. Mizo \'s love for music is witnessed in their local rock bands. They have rhythm from birth and in fact on every street corner one can bump into youngsters jamming on their guitars. The most well known dance, however, is the Cheraw or the bamboo dance, where young girls dexterously bounce their bare feet in between bamboo poles, which are beat together and on the ground alternatively to create a unique rhythm. So, this is Mizoram, when you arrive here, please keep your options open and take your pick.should you explore a mountain famous for flora that includes a million medicinal herbs?..or.will it be a nap beside a cascading waterfall?..or perhaps just a quiet picnic where you lie back and just watch the clouds come in and touch the surrounding mountain tips as time passes by..?? But woops! Gotta rush or you will be late to hear the new musical band play round your hotel corner!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[15]=new Array("ei_MongloidHer.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Earth - Mongloid Heritage Tripura (Agartala): Tripura, tucked away in a corner of the North East and bound by Bangaladesh on three sides, is filled with lush green mountains and valleys. Agartala, the capital of Tripura is well connected by air to Kolkata and Guwahati. Agartala boasts of a collection of Palaces, the first in line being the Ujjayanta Palace. The Ujjayanta Palace was built by Maharaja Raja Kishore Manikya in the 19 th century and follows an Indo-Saracenic style of architecture. This palace is set in Mughal style gardens on the waterfront. The Palace is now the state assembly. The other two palaces are the Pushbanta Palace and Neer Mahal built in the middle of the Rudrasagar lake. 100 kms from Agartala is located a place called Pilak where Hindu and Buddhist sculptures dating back to the 9 th century can be found. Arunachal Pradesh (Along, Macheuka, Manigong, Bomdilla, Tawang) : This is the last state in the North East, extending along picturesque valleys from the Himalayas in the North to the Brahmaputra in the South. As all road routes generally follow valleys, movement is only North-South along two major tourist axis (i.e.) Along- Macheuka / Manigong; the more Eastern axis. The other axis is Tezpur-Bomdila -Se La Pass -Tawang. This is the more frequented axis, as tourists cherish memories of the exciting drive from Tezpur to Bomdilla, where they invariably would have to stop courteously and give way to a herd of Wild Elephants crossing the road. As soon as their transport drives into the clouds, on the right, is a turn off for the famous Himalayan \"Shangri-La \", accessed only by the Army. As they brest the clouds, there stands tall the dominating Se La Pass over which when they descend they witness the beautiful glassy, mountain lake filled with Trout! As one enters Tawang, up against the mountain dominating the entire landscape stands the 16 th century Monastery, which boasts of holding the Sacred Book of Buddhism, the writings of which are embossed in gold, in the 400 year old library. As one drives up you come across different tribes in their colourful attire, including the gentle Monpas, who were the original inhabitants of this land. Here then is a state, although off the beaten track, but a treasure trove of Natural Splendour untouched by the modern world. Assam : Assam , a vast kingdom in the days of the Mahabharata, today, is a fusion of numerous colourful tribes, their diverse traditions and beliefs in a land which curves along one of the banks of the longest and most powerful rivers in the world, The Brahmaputra. Assam is today the world \'s single largest tea growing region. The state capital, Guwahati, accessible by both Air and Rail from all metros, is the gateway \" to the North East \". The jungles of Assam are home to the wild elephant, herds of which you would be bound to bump into on an extended tour. Kaziranga: 170 kms to the East of Guwahati lies the famous National Park of Kaziranga , home to the One Horned Rhino, this World Heritage Site has turned hundred in the year 2005. Other than the One Horned Rhino, the parks population also includes the Swamp Deer, Sambar, Hog Deer, Elephants, Bison, Sloth Bear, Tiger, Leopard, Langur, Gibbons, Badger and a variety of rare birds like Ibis, Hornbills, Cormorants and Herons. You can enter the park by jeep, car or on Elephant back with the necessary government guide. You can also visit Mihimukh, Bagori, Holal Path and Bimoli all teeming with wildlife. Meghalaya (Shillong) : Rabindranath Tagore, having renounced his knighthood, following the massacre of the innocents at Jallianwala Bagh, found peace in these ancient Cambrian Mountains stating, \" At least the Hill of Shillong is intact, I find, it is here where it always was in our geography!! \". He also said, \" Standing on their toes, the DebDaru trees of Shillong shake their heads with breeze and try to speak to the clouds, in signs!! \" This is a land steeped in myth and legend, where every waterfall is a dancing maiden and every peak a silent warrior. \"Shillong \" from \"U Lei Shyllong \", supposedly a manifestation of \" The Creator \" born of a peasant girl, is the capital city of Meghalaya . Meghalaya \"The Abode of Clouds \", is one of the \"seven sisters \", of the North East Hills and has its top always shrouded in mist or cloud. The tribal population of the state is composed of The Khasis, Jaintias and The Garos, whose way of life are still areas of unchartered terrain for most. Shillong, once the capital of Assam under The British Raj, has held onto its old world charm but is also a bustling modern city of the present. The city has a myriad of places to see and things to do - from visiting umpteen waterfalls with names like \" Beadon and Bishop falls, \" Sweet Caroline Falls \", surrounded by Orchids and a rock pool with water lilies; to attending a rock band playing the latest music by starlight, or the Garo Festival of A hundred warrior drums, or a traditional festival of Virgin Khasi girls dressed in their finery, and men in elaborate costumes as they dance to a thanksgiving festival called Shud Suk Mynsiem. Therein lies the mystical Shillong and Meghalaya, just a 3 hour drive up the beautiful mountain road from Guwahati. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[16]=new Array("ei_NalBodVai.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Wind - Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Nalanda (90 kms from Patna), today, 14 hectares of excavated ruins and yet this great ancient university, founded in the 05 th century by the Gupta Emperors, is where knowledge seekers, some from across the globe, came to study within its portals. Nalanda, was also frequented by Lord Buddha and Lord Mahavir. This was also the place where the name Mokshdeva was bestowed upon the Chinese traveler of the 07 th century, Hueing Tsang. Today all that is seen of Nalanda is the excavated nine levels of occupation (14 Hectares), complete with stupas, sculptures, dais for professors etc all constructed in Red Brick. This is just the tip of an iceberg called Nalanda. Bodhgaya : It was here, at Bodhgaya, under the Bodhi tree, that the transition of Prince Siddhartha into The Buddha was complete . Bodhgaya, needless to say, houses many Buddhist relics and is also home to many monasteries from different cultures like Tibetan, Thai, Bhutanese, Myanmar , Chinese, Japanese, Sri Lankan etc. 5 Kms from Bodhgaya, is Gaya , a Hindu Pilgrimage center and also the railhead for Bodhgaya. Vaishali, has a history that predates even written history. Vaishali is credited with being the World \'s First Republic to have a duly elected assembly of representatives and an efficient administration. Vaishali, is also where the Buddha had given his last sermon. The place is marked by a life size lion pillar and a brick stupa. 90 kms from Vaishali is a layered structure, The Kesariya Stupa, which is considered the world \'s highest stupa, higher than the Borobunder Stupa in Java. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[17]=new Array("ei_OrrPuri.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Water - Orissa & Puri Orissa & Puri : The state of Orissa, is a nature lover \'s paradise and a dream destination. Orissa has everything, 600 sq kms of mangrove ecosystem, 1100 sq kms of lagoon, where 150000 fisher folk make their livelihood amidst migratory birds like The Flamingo, The Teal, The Bar Head Geese, The Bhoveller and The White Bellied Eagle; and the unadulterated wide expanses of beaches along the East Coast. For the Historian, the Archeologist and the more discerning traveler the cities of Bhubneshwar and Puri are treasure troves to be discovered. Puri : Just 60 kms from Bhubneshwar, lies the famous Puri Beach , perhaps the only walkable beach on the eastern coast. The magnificent 13 th Century AD \" Sun Temple \", at Konark, dedicated to the Lord Surya is just 35 kms away. The Sun Temple is visualised as a chariot of The Sun God for his daily celestial journey. The stone chariot with 7 horses (symbolising the 7 days of the week) and the 12 pairs of wheels (12 months) standing 39 mts in height at the entrance hall is really a spectacular sight. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[18]=new Array("ei_RumMonTaw.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Wind - Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Rumtek Monastery ( Sikkim ) : This monastery, located 24 kms from Gangtok, is the seat of Gyalwa Karmapa, the head of Kagyu Sect of Tibetan Buddhism. It has a large collection of Tibetan paintings and some of the world \'s most unique religious scriptures. The monastery, which is traditional in design, is almost a replica of the Kagyu headquarters in Tibet . Tawang (Arunachal Pradesh) : As one enters Tawang, up against the mountain dominating the entire landscape stands the 16 th century Monastery, which boasts of holding the Sacred Book of Buddhism, the writings of which are embossed in gold, in the 400 year old library. As one drives up you come across different tribes in their colourful attire, including the gentle Monpas, who were the original inhabitants of this land. Here then is a state, although off the beaten track, but a treasure trove of Natural Splendour untouched by the modern world. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[19]=new Array("ei_Tribes.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Earth - Tribes Jharkhand : Ranchi , the capital of Jharkhand, the green land of waterfalls, is approachable from Delhi , Mumbai and Patna by air. This is a relatively new state, carved from the larger, Bihar , and therefore, has a lot yet to be discovered. With its lush green forests, animals galore, gurgling springs and gushing waterfalls not to mention the five rivers which flow gently through this land, adding to the natural calm of Jharkhand. There are over 30 indigenous communities and tribes that co-exist in harmony in the state. These tribes have several colourful festivals. Women in Jharkhand enjoy a prominent position in society. For the wildlife enthusiasts, Hazaribagh National Park and Canary Hill 3 hrs from Ranchi as also the famous Betla National Park, home to the tiger and the elephant, a 5 hour drive from Ranchi are all a must see. While Jharkhand abounds in National Parks, the flora and fauna of the 800 sq kms Saranda Hills is an experience in itself. Apart from the 150+population of Wild Elephants, Saranda Hills is home to the endangered species of the flying lizard. The ancient tribe Kiriburu called \"Birhors \" also exist in these jungles. Only 70 families of this tribe are presently in existence and have never seen another way of life. Jharkhand, The Undiscovered, is waiting for the adventurer. Manipur (Imphal, Tamenglong) : There are a number of places in North Eastern India which have been compared to Switzerland , by both the locals and the discerning traveler. Some are called \"The Switzerland of the East \", others \"Indian Switzerland \" - it was, however, Lord Irwin who emphasized that Manipur is \"The Switzerland of India \". Manipur is a land of diverse origins and tribes that live in harmony. The majority tribe is the Meitei, who were great soldiers and many died fighting the British in 1891. The Sahid Minar in Imphal is dedicated to these brave warriors. The people of Manipur are simple, soft spoken and as beautiful as the land they live in - their diverse colourful dances, a reflection of their simplicity, love, creativity and aestheticism. Manipur literally means \"The Land of The Jewels \". Manipur \'s exotic landscape with gentle undulating hills, emerald green valleys, blue lakes and dense forests are all the jewels of this land making it a tourist \'s delight. Imphal, the state capital, is well connected by air to Delhi and Guwahati. Less than an hour out of Imphal is the Keibul Lamjao National park . This park is a floating wildlife sanctuary and the marshes that you walk on actually float on a large lake!! However, these marshes are absolutely safe and many huts have also been built on them. The endangered Brow Antlered Deer can be found here!! For the more adventurous, 156 kms from Imphal is Tamenglong, where one can undertake treks and adventure camps. As a sugar coating, take the 650 mtr adventure through some of the world \'s best kept secrets of the Tharon Caves . Mizoram: Among the Mizo head hunters, after two days of feasting and drinking, on the third day the victor, in order to ensure that the soul of the vanquished remained his slave even after he had died, performed the ritual of rubbing blood over his body, not to be washed off till the 4 th or the 5 th day!! Those were the old days! This memorial ritual is now performed during the Sarlamkai Festival where after 2 days of drinking and merrymaking, the \"Victor \" is rubbed down with Pig Blood!! Today Mizoram, which translates into \" The Land of the Highlanders \", is clearly a Christian domain, with happy go lucky people who love music and dance. Every evening a symphony of church bells ring out across the hills, announcing the 6 pm service. This is when Aizawl winds up for the day. Aizawal, the capital of Mizoram is 180 kms from Silchar the nearest railhead, but is well connected by air to most metros. The Mizos are a friendly people and prefer to speak Mizo, however, with a literacy rate of 85%, just about everyone speaks English. Mizo \'s love for music is witnessed in their local rock bands. They have rhythm from birth and in fact on every street corner one can bump into youngsters jamming on their guitars. The most well known dance, however, is the Cheraw or the bamboo dance, where young girls dexterously bounce their bare feet in between bamboo poles, which are beat together and on the ground alternatively to create a unique rhythm. So, this is Mizoram. When you arrive here, please keep your options open and take your pick.should you explore a mountain famous for flora that includes a million medicinal herbs?..or.will it be a nap beside a cascading waterfall?..or perhaps just a quiet picnic where you lie back and just watch the clouds come in and touch the surrounding mountain tips as time passes by..?? But whoops! Gotta rush or you will be late to hear the new musical band play round your hotel corner!! Nagaland: Nagaland, a land where life itself is an occasion, is situated on the border with Myanmar and is in the easternmost extreme of the subcontinent. Nagaland is well connected to Kolkata by air and is a collection of charming towns, with colourful markets, quaint homes and attractive handicrafts. Dimapur is the point of entry to Nagaland with the airport and the railhead located here. Dimapur, which means \" City of the River People \" is the only town in Nagaland, which is not a hill country. On the edge of the city \'s river are the ruins of the Kachari Kingdom ,giant mushroom shaped monoliths placed upside down, which is a must see. 111 kmsfrom Dimapur is Intanki Wildlife Sanctuary which is the home to the Hoolock Gibbon. Kohima, the capital of Nagaland, is 74 kms from Dimapur, a wonderful drive up the Mountains. Kohima has many interesting sights to offer, for instance The Catholic Cathedral, the largest in the North Eastern States; The World War II Memorial, designed by Lutyens, close to the cemetery, is a narrow alley lined with shops, where women sell farm produce, trinkets and shawls; The State Museum which has a collection of strikingly lifelike models depicting the various communities in the state. Kohima is also home to the Japfu Range (3048 mts), on which stands the world \'s tallest Rhododendron tree. While in Nagaland don \'t miss the villages of Mokokchung, Wokha and Zunheboto. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[20]=new Array("ei_TsogShillong.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Ancient Historical Mongloid Heritage Tribes Nalanda, Bodhgaya, Vaishali Bhubneshwar & Puri Rumtek Monastery, Tawang Kaziranga, Namdhapa Kalimpong & Sunderbans Chattisgarh, Jharkhand Manipur & Mizoram Orissa & Puri Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Chattisgarh Darjeeling, Kalimpong & Sikkim Meghalaya, Manipur & Mizoram Arunachal Pradesh & Kohima About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com East India - Water - Tsogmo Lake & Shillong Tsogmo Lake : 40 kms from Gangtok, is the Tsomgo Lake , considered sacred by the local population. This serene lake is about 1 km long, oval in shape, 15 mts deep and remains frozen during the winter months. Between May and August, a variety of flowers bloom close to the lake, including the rhododendrons, various species of primulas, blue and yellow poppies, iris etc. It is also an ideal habitat for the Red panda and various types of birds. Shillong : Shillong once the capital of Assam under The British Raj, has held onto its old world charm but is also a bustling modern city of the present. The city has a myriad of places to see and things to do. From visiting umpteen waterfalls with names like \" Beadon and Bishop falls, \" Sweet Caroline Falls \", surrounded by Orchids and a rock pool with water lilies; to attending a rock band playing the latest music by starlight, or the Garo Festival of A hundred warrior drums, or a traditional festival of Virgin Khasi girls dressed in their finery, and men in elaborate costumes as they dance to a thanksgiving festival called Shud Suk Mynsiem. Therein lies the mystical Shillong and Meghalaya, just a 3 hour drive up the beautiful mountain road from Guwahati. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[21]=new Array("enquiry.asp","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice tour in India","","","\" \" thenset mailsend = server.CreateObject( \"CDO.Message \")mailsend.from=request( \"your_email \") mailsend.to= \"india@wmmtours.com \"strMSG= \" Title: \"&request( \"title \")& \" Your Name: \"&request( \"your_name \")& \" Contact Mail ID: \"&request( \"your_email \")& \" Place: \"&request( \"country_code1 \")& \" Other Place: \"&request( \"state_text \")& \" Telephone: \"&request( \"country_code1 \")&request( \"city_code1 \")&request( \"phone1 \")& \" Date of Arrival: \"&request( \"arrival \")& \" Number Of days in Hand: \"&request( \"hands \")& \" Number of Adults: \"&request( \"adults \")& \" Number of Childern: \"&request( \"children \")& \" Enquiry: \"&request( \"query \")mailsend.HTMLBody=strMSGmailsend.sendEnd if % About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com Send Enquiry \" \" then% Message Sent Successfully, we will get back to you in 24 hours. 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North India South India East India West India India’s population is so heterogeneous, ancestry so varied and topography so diverse that one having toured India in all its entirety, could possibly state that he has experienced the world and all that’s in it !! Washington Magical Mystery Tours B 80, 2nd Avenue, Sainikpuri, Secunderabad - 500 094 Andhra Pradesh, India. Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Mobile: 09885022755, 09849772755 © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[23]=new Array("ni_e_Agra.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Earth - Agra Agra, situated in the state of Uttar Pradesh, is in every traveler \'s mind synonymous with The Taj. The Taj Mahal, has over centuries evoked images of architectural grandeur, and stood as the symbol of Love. The Taj Mahal, which took 22 years to complete and the effort of 22 thousand workmen and master craftsmen, is the mausoleum of The Empress Mumtaz Mahal and was built by The Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. So, overpowering was Shah Jahan’s love for his Empress that The Emperor severed the hands of all the works men and craftsmen who built The Taj, so that his tribute to his love could never be replicated. The story of this fine marble wonder, however, is not complete without the mention of The Agra Fort. The irony of the pure, undying love between Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal was, that out of it was born Prince Aurangazeb, who, in order to gain control over the Empire, killed his brothers and imprisoned his father in The Agra Fort. It is here, looking out of his window at the mausoleum of his beloved, that The Emperor lived out his last days….. Where to stay : Agra, has a variety of accommodation to offer the discerning traveler, with some hotels even offering Taj Facing Rooms. What else to see: Fatehpur Sikri, the one time capital of the Muhal Emperor Akbar and the gateway to Rajasthan. The Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary. The Tomb of Itmad – Ud – Daulah, designed by Noorjahan for her father. Arambagh, commissioned by Babur, is one of the earliest Mughal monuments. Agra coupled with Delhi and Jaipur (Rajasthan) form the well trodden Golden Triangle © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[24]=new Array("ni_e_DaysYore.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Wind - The Days Of Yore Varanasi: Lucknow has cultural traditions and Agra has architectural wealth, yet, few cities can claim to be the oldest living city in the world…and that is, Varanasi!! To separate fact and folklore in Varanasi is not merely impossible but is also absolutely unnecessary. Legends and tales merely add to the magic of this ancient city. Little wonder then that Steve Davey, a BBC Travel Writer, includes Varanasi in his book “ Unforgettable places to see before you die”. Ajmer: Ajmer, located 2 hours from Jaipur, houses the Shrine of the Sufi Saint Khwaja Muinuddin Chisti. Among the famous followers of the Saint was Emperor Akbar who covered the distance from Agra to Ajmer by foot, in fulfilment of a vow that if a son was born to him and survived, he would make a pilgrimage to the Shrine on foot. Two of the main attractions of the Dargah are the Buland Darwazas (Imposing gateways) and the two huge Degs (cauldrons used for cooking) in which a mixture of rice, ghee (clarified butter), sugar and dry fruits is cooked. When cooked, a portion of the mixture is set apart for the pilgrims and the remainder is looted boiling hot, according to tradition by the inhabitants of the Anderkhot, who only have this privilege. Ajmer is also a pilgrim destination for the Jains, as it houses the famous Digambar Jain Temple commonly known as the Lal Mandir, due to its red colour. Behind the temple is a Swarna Nagri Hall (Lane of Gold Hall), containing gilt edged wooden representations from Jain Mythology. Ajmer also has other attractions as the Ana Sagar and Foy Sagar Lakes, Taragarh fort, The Adhau Din ka Jhonpra (Two and a half days shed), Bewar, Pushkar etc… © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[25]=new Array("ni_e_Delhi.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice tour in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Earth - Delhi The capital of India, the city of lights, sounds and action, blended with pockets of Mughal Archetectural Opulence, is perhaps the best way to describe Delhi. From the history of the Sultanate era, and the first woman ruler in South Asia, Razia Sultana, to the remnants of the Mughal Empire, The British Raj and the subsequent post independence mordernisation and the cosmopolitan colourful gentry, Delhi is a delight to the average tourist. To the more discerning one, however, it is places like Chandini Chowk, the Paranthewalli galli that is the essence of “Dilli” for it here, in the old Dilli, you can catch glimpses of ancient life, as if time has stood still, and possibly lose many things – your wallet, your patience and your sanity – but find something infinitely more precious – Yourself!! Where to stay: Delhi boasts of world class accommodation to suit every budget. However, we suggest that the best way to experience Delhi is to live in the heart of it, at Cannaught Place or on the more elegant up market Aurangzeb Road!! What to see: The Red Fort, The Parliament House, Jamma Masjid, Humayun’s tomb, Qutub Minar and last but not the least…Chandini Chowk. Delhi is an ideal starting point to explore many parts of North India, like mountains of Himachal Pradesh, Uttranchal, Jammu & Kashmir, The Deserts of Rajasthan etc… © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[26]=new Array("ni_e_HimachalPradesh.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Ether - Himachal Pradesh Shimla, Manali, Dharamsala: Himachal Pradesh, spread over the Shivalik, Zaskar and the Pir Panjal Ranges of the Great Himalayas, in an Indian mind evokes images of brilliant white. With a splattering of quaint little hill stations, most of which were established during the British Raj, rolling green meadows, well maintained motorable roads lined with pine trees, town mall roads busy with local activity, mountain streams criss crossing the ranges, roaring rivers waiting to be tamed, Himachal caters to both the adventurer and the solace seeker. Shimla, the Summer Capital of the British Raj, is today a Fashionable Hill Resort. While Shimla, struggles to retain her old world character, still visible in the charming lamp posts and streets with Anglo Saxon names, her title as The Queen Of The Hills, remains undisputed. Sightseeing in Shimla: Viceregal Lodge, St. Michael \'s Cathedral, The Ridge, Potter Hill, The Mall, Jakhoo Temple, Kalibari Temple and Lakkar Bazaar Manali: Like a piping hot cup of coffee on a cold winters day, snow laced with hot sulphur springs….well that’s Manali !! While the sub continent swelters in the month of May, one can experience the feather touch of snow flakes in Manali or its surroundings. If mountain adventure is what your heart seeks, the combination of wooded forests, snow covered slopes, green open valleys and the fast flowing River Beas, makes Manali an ideal destination. Skiing, Heli Skiing, paragliding, river rafting, Manali has it all. For the beginners and the not so brave hearted, Manali offers a 100 mts ski run at Solang Nalla. Dharamshala: If the fast paced life of today tires you and a search for a spiritual path beckons you, then, Dharamsala, nestled in the upper reaches of the Kangra Valley, a step below the Dhauladhar Ranges, is your answer. Dharamshala, the home of the 14th Dalai Lama, has many faces and is the spiritual Las Vegas on the spur of the Hymalayas. The road to the New Lhasa, complete with prayer wheels, monasteries and the spectacular Norbulingka, is dotted with modern pizza shacks, internet cafes, Tibetan curio shops, young Tibetan hippies and American Monks. Dalhousie: Located in Himachal Pradesh between the Dhauladhar and Pir Panjal Ranges, close to Dharamshala, is Dalhousie. A hill station blessed abundantly by Mother Nature with an untouched quality. Dalhousie, has many little secrets to share with the intrepid traveler, like the five functioning churches dating back to the British Raj. The oldest is The Church of St. John, built on Romanesque lines in 1863. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[27]=new Array("ni_e_Historical.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Earth - The Historical Nuances Landsdowne: Landsdowne, located just 233 kms from Delhi, in Uttranchal, is set amidst tall oaks and blue pines that rise like spires off the mountain side. The drive to Landsdowne, is really enjoyable, because it winds up into the hills and there are plenty of views to savour. This town named after Sir Henry Charles Keith Petty-Fitzmaurice, 5th Marquess of Landsdowne, 6th Earl of Kerry and The Viceroy of India from 1888 to 1894, has forests that are \" lovely dark and deep \"and ideal for long walks and picnics. Landsdowne, offers an amazing view of the Greater Himalayas, from a number of vantage points, like Snow View and Tiffin Top. Amritsar (Punjab) : Punjab an Indo-Iranian word, literally means “The Land of Five Rivers”. Historically, the area west of Punjab was under the influence of the Persians, Punjab was east of the heartland of the Indus Civilisation, South had a heavy Arab accent and the North had a huge Turko-Mongolian Influence. Many great religious movements such as Buddhism, Sikhism and number of Sufi schools of thought in Islam, which found world wide appeal, grew in the fertile plains of Punjab. Amritsar or “ the pool of nectar”, The Holiest city of the Sikhs, shrouded in an ambience of calm, houses the famous Golden Temple. Amritsar, has also seen a milestone in the history of Indian Independence, in the April 13, 1919 massacre at Jalianwala Bagh. The Jalianwala Bagh is situated 400 mts north of the Golden Temple and is today a memorial park. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[28]=new Array("ni_e_JungalTrail.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Fire - Jungle Trail Corbett National Park: Uttaranchal is home to the vast forest, which lured Jim Corbett to study the Indian Tiger, and the Tiger Reserve to which he gave his name. Established in 1936 by Jim Corbett, The Corbett National Park, was the first national park to be set up in mainland Asia. Kumbalgarh: Kumbalgarh, the garrison city of Rajasthan, made famous in the15th century, built by Rana Kumbha, is a two hours drive from Udaipur. The 36 kilometer long unbroken wall of the fort, has been hailed as the Great Wall of India, second only to the Great Wall of China. Covering an area of 12 sq. kms, this fort fell only once in History, to The Emperor Akbar, and that too because The Army of the Emperor had poisoned the water supply of the Fort. Even today the fort is reached with some difficulty, so its inaccessibility in those times can well be imagined. This 15th century fort is surrounded by a game sanctuary, where Bears, Panthers, Antelopes and a variety of birds can be spotted. Within the sanctuary is a Crocodile Park. Recommended: Stay in the shadow of the Fort, at Aodhi, a resort, that captures the ambience of a sanctuary resort and at the same time is set in a remarkably rare Heritage setting. Ranthambhor: Ranthambhor, located some 140 kms from Jaipur, has for long been the post card sanctuary for the enthusiastic admirers of the Royal Bengal Tiger. This sanctuary spreading over 392 sq kms was brought under the Project Tiger in 1974. Ranthambhore offers an interesting terrain of dry deciduous dhok & salar forests and lakes and river pools surrounded by grassy vegetation. Littered within the park is also the ruins of the fort as well as some well preserved historic buildings. Apart from the endangered and the very very elusive Tiger, Ranthambhor is also home to the Marsh Crocodile, the Deer, the Sambhar, Jungle Cats, Caracals, Hyenas, Jackals, Cheetals, Nilgais, Chinkaras, Mongooses, Monitor Lizards, Langoors, The Sloth Bear, Wild boar etc. The park is open from October - June and closes for the rains i.e. from July - September. Ranrthambhor also offers an exciting range of confortable accommodation to suit every budget and need. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[29]=new Array("ni_e_Kashmir.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Water - Kashmir A \"Fuji SUPER WOMAN photographer 2005 \" stated \"I love the deep silence of winter Kashmir, When you can literally hear snow flakes fall!! \". The delights of Kashmir are many, be it \" White X Mas! \" in India!! or the silvery skiing slopes of Gulmarg in the winters, or a summer trekkers \" Fire \" challenge in Ladakh or the \"Wonder world! \" experience of Srinagar \'s Dal and Nagin Lake, with beauty that has never failed to astound from the times of Emperor Shahjahan till date!! Spread across an area of 11 sq kms, this unbroken water body, with its maze of water ways gives existence to an entire community! The \"Hanjis \" i.e. \"The Dwellers of The Water \", they have five divisions in their community from, the ones \'who sell vegetables on the water, the ones who ply the famous romantic \"shikaras \" on the lakes, to the houseboat owners. These are all divisions of one main significant ethnic group of \"Water Dwellers \", each using diiferent types of boats, the boat type directly related to his status in society. For those who want to get away from the sweltering heat of the continent and experience this \"Water World \", fly into Srinagar directly from Mumbai or Delhi by any of the domestic flights and just hop into one of the many floating houseboats or hotels with quaint charming names including ones like \"The Washington \" houseboat, on the crystal Nagin Lake. There are a number of \"what to see \'s \", some you can visit along the waterway in your private romantic \"shikara \", while others could be visited by tourist buses or private cars. Sightseeing: In the year 1632, The Mughal Emperor Shahjahan laid out a garden within which are the famous \"Springs of Refreshing Sweet Water \". These gardens are the celebrated Mughal Gardens of Shalimar and Nishat. Ten centuries ago a Hindu philosopher \'s association with the \"Takht - E - Sulaiman Hill \" is the famous Shankaracharya Temple. Then there is the \"Hari Parbath \" Fort, sacred to the Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs alike. The Hair of the Prophet Muhammad is housed at the Hazratbal Mosque. Other than the above \"The Shah - E - Hamadan \" mosque, \"Kheer Bhawani \", \"The Pandrehan \", \"The Jamma Masjid \" and \"The Shree Pratap Singh Museum \' \" are all \"must sees. \" There is a myriad of other things to see and do in Srinagar, but the bottom ecstatic line is \"The Tranquil Water World \"!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[30]=new Array("ni_e_KashmirLadakh.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Ether - Kashmir & Ladakh Kashmir: A \"Fuji SUPER WOMAN photographer 2005 \" stated \"I love the deep silence of winter Kashmir, When you can literally hear snow flakes fall!! \". The delights of Kashmir are many, be it \" White X Mas! \" in India!! or the silvery skiing slopes of Gulamrg in the winters, or a summer trekkers \" Fire \" challenge in Ladakh or the \"Wonder world! \" experience of Srinagar \'s Dal and Nagin Lake, with beauty that has never failed to astound from the times of Emperor Sahajahan till date!! Leh & Ladakh: Once an important stopover on the trade routes to Central Asia, these spectacular mountains are today a sought after tourist destination. Leh and Ladakh are bound by the Karakorams to the North and the Himalayas to the South. Leh, the 17th century capital of the Namgayal Empire is the epicenter of Leh and Ladakh. Leh bustles with energy, with streets lined with beer bars, roadside cafes, restaurants and curio shops. Leh remains the base from where to explore the adjoining valleys. Leh offers exciting sightseeing destinations like Hemis, where an annual festival is held, Stok Kangr, is a trekker \'s delight and The Khardungla Pass, is the highest motorable road at 18300 ft. Nubra Valley, at the foot of the Karakoram ranges, is the greenest part of Ladakh, which is otherwise a high altitude desert. Nubra valley, formed out of the meeting of The Siachen and The Shayok, is home to the double humped Bactrian Camel. Leh offers a variety of accommodation. One can experience the pleasures of camping at Nubra Valley. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[31]=new Array("ni_e_Mountain.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Fire - The Mountain Path Kulu-Manali: Like a piping hot cup of coffee on a cold winter \'s day, snow laced with hot sulphur springs….well that’s Manali !! While the sub continent swelters in the month of May, one can experience the feather touch of snow flakes in Manali or its surroundings. If mountain adventure is what your heart seeks, the combination of wooded forests, snow covered slopes, green open valleys and the fast flowing River Beas, makes Manali an ideal destination. Skiing, Heli Skiing, paragliding, river rafting, Manali has it all. For the beginners and the not so brave hearted, Manali offers a 100 mts ski run at Solang Nalla. There are many treks from Kullu to Kinnaur, Lahaul & Spiti. Lahul & Spiti: For a breathtaking driving cum trekking adventure one would require a minimum of 14 days to travel this mountainous trail covering some of the most magnificent hill destinations high up in the Great Himalayas. While driving from Delhi, the first night you halt at Shimla and next day proceed towards Narkanda, perched precipitously high above the Sutlej River Valley. The Hindustan- Tibet highway ascends through the Sutlej valley to a small outpost called Karchhaam. The drive from Karchaam, where the Baspa river, one of the most beautiful mountain rivers with crystal clear blue green waters gushing over craggy rocks drains into the Sutlej, has got to be one of the most heart stopping yet!! Then suddenly without any warning you drive into the wide and open Sangla Valley and believe you have stumbled into the heart of the Swiss countryside. Sangla valley at 8900 ft is part of Kinnaur and offers spectacular vistas and a truly breathtaking view of the snow clad Kinner Kailash ranges. The next stop is Kalpa, a little fairy town hidden away at the foot of the 20000 foot high Shivling Peaks of the imposing Kinner Kailash Ranges. Drive on to Tabo in the Spiti Valley with a night stop at Nako, the highest village on the banks of a beautiful mountain lake. Tabo, at an altitude of 10006 ft, holds within its fold the oldest functioning Buddhist Enclave in India and the largest monastic complex in Spiti, The Tabo Monastery, comprising of nine temples, 23 chortens, a monk \'s chamber, a nun \'s chamber and on the sheer cliff face above the enclave a number of caves which were used as dwellings by the monks. Foreign Nationals travelling to Tabo need inner line permits for North Kinnaur and onward to Spiti. From Tabo we move on to Kaza, at a height of 10500 ft on the left bank of the Spiti river. Kaza makes an ideal basecamp for all treks and tours within the valley. From Kaza to Kunzum Pass is a four hour drive. Kunzum Pass provides the chief access to the Spiti Valley from Lahaul, which is separated from the Spiti valley by the Great Kunzum Range. Though higher than the Rohtang Pass, the Kunzum Pass is safer and provides a safer ascent and decent. The highlight of the trip is a four hour trek to the placid natural lake of Chandratal, situated at about 14000ft and 9 kms from the Kunzum Pass. This beautiful glacial lake with its folklore of The Living Mermaid, surrounded by a broad grassy plain, attracts cranes and ducks and is a favourite halting place for the mountain shepherds. The water in the lake is so clear that the stones at the bottom are easily visible. Continue the trek from Chandratal to Betal and then drive to the beautiful town of Manali. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[32]=new Array("ni_e_Nainital.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Water - Nainital A seven hour drive frim the sweltering heat of Delhi would bring one to the Kumaon and the Garwhal hills of the lesser Himayalas. Being dotted with lakes, Nainital is also called the \"Lake District \" of India. Nainital was home to Col. Jim Corbett, who explored these hills and their surroundings studying the Tigers of this region. Nainital is also a base to explore the upper reaches of the Himalayas. For a closer look at the Himalayas head to Kasauni which offers an unobstructed panoramic view of 350 kms of this range. From Nainital you can also head for Ranikhet, Almora, Jhilling etc. While in Nainital, don \'t miss the Naini Lake, the pride of Nainital dotted with yatchs, Naukuchital, the nine cornered lake, Bhimtal, a lake named after one of the five Pandava brothers of the Mahabharata, and the Naina Peak, which offers commanding views of the Gangotri. Nainital offers excellent accommodation in all categories. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[33]=new Array("ni_e_Rajasthan.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Earth - Rajasthan Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Pushkar, Udaipur: Rajasthan, like a framed patchwork of quilts, is a mesmerizing swirl of colours, its rich history woven with sagas of illustrious dynasties. A land where paradoxes flourish – from rich codes of chivalry to tales of unbridled passion, from shimmering lakes to endless desert vistas; from stately pleasure palaces to labyrinth bazaars. Jaipur, the capital of the state of Rajasthan, was founded by one of the greatest rulers of the Kachhawaha clan, the astronomer King Sawai Jai Singh in the year 1727 AD. Sawai Jai Singh, ascended the throne of Amer at the tender age of 11 years and conceived Jaipur as his new capital. Jaipur, which was designed on the ancient Hindu Treatise on architecture, The Shilpa Shastra, follows a grid system and is encircled by a fortified wall. What to see: The City Palace, the Jantar Mantar – which has a collection of complex astronomical instruments, The Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds) – built by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh in 1799 AD. The Garland Forts of Amer, Jaigarh and Nahargarh – though built in different periods, the three forts are so located that they seem stringed together. Jal Mahal – a picturesque palace built on the Man Sagar Lake, for royal duck shooting parties. Jodhpur, was the former capital of the Marwar state, which was founded in 1459 by Rao Jodha, who claimed descent from Lord Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana. Till the 16th centaury, Jodhpur was an important trading center and still preserves this legacy of being a leading trading center for wood, cattle, camels, salt and agricultural produce. What to see: The Mehrangarh Fort – This rugged impenetrable fort, spread over 5 kms, is set on a hill about 125 mts high. Jaswanth Thadha – A collection of Royal cenotaphs, built in white marble. Umaid Bhawan Palace – The only palace built in the 20th century designed to be a famine relief project. Mandore – This ancient capital of the Marwar kingdom, 8 kms north of Jodhpur, has sixteen gigantic figures carved out of a single rock depicting popular Hindu and folk deities. Jaisalmer, is like a mirage – a brilliant and lively city rising out of the vast endless desert. The beauty of this golden sandstone walled city, one of the oldest in Rajsthan (built in 1156 AD) can only be experienced. Jaisalmer is famous for its havelis that bear superior exquisite carvings, its cobbled streets and the ancient Jain Temples. While in Jaisalmer, don’t miss the Jain Pilgrim Center of Lodurva and the fossil park at Aakal, which has fossils dating back 180 million years. Udaipur, the most romantic city of Rajasthan is better known as the city of lakes. Udaipur has many places of tourist interest like The Lake Palace, The Jag Mandir, Durbar Hall, The City Palace, Lake Pichola, Fateh Sagar Lake, Saheliyon Bi Bari. Kumbalgarh : Kumbalgarh, the garrison city of Rajasthan, made famous in the15th century, built by Rana Kumbha, is a two hour drive from Udaipur. The 36 kilometer long unbroken wall of the fort, has been hailed as the Great Wall of India, second only to the Great Wall of China. Covering an area of 12 sq. kms, this fort fell only once in History, to The Emperor Akbar, and that too because The Army of the Emperor had poisoned the water supply of the Fort. Even today the fort is reached with some difficulty, so its inaccessibility in those times can well be imagined. This 15th century fort is surrounded by a game sanctuary, where Bears, Panthers, Antelopes and a variety of birds can be spotted. Within the sanctuary is a Crocodile Park. Recommended: Stay in the shadow of the Fort, at Aodhi, a resort, that captures the ambience of a sanctuary resort and at the same time is set in a remarkably rare Heritage setting. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[34]=new Array("ni_e_SkiRaft.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Fire - Ski & The Raft Auli: For those whose hearts are besieged with a sense of adventure, a winter by the beach is passe… for them are the powdery slopes of Eastern Garhwal, high up at a height of 10500 ft in Auli. Auli has been developed into a small winter ski resort in the late eighties, with a skiing area of just seven kilometers. But what it loses in size, it makes up with its facilities like a cable car system to take you all the way from Auli to Joshimath, ski lifts to take to the bunny and advanced slopes, snow packing machines that keep the snow powder fresh, good accommodation and some magnificent views of the surrounding peaks rising upto 23000ft !! But beware of the side effects of a good ski holiday ….your tummy dissapears, your muscles tone up and your skin glows with good health!! This is one addiction that you would love to have!! Rishikesh: Every coin has two faces….and so does Rishikesh. Located on the banks of the River Ganga, Rishikesh, is a popular Hindu pilgrimage centre with its numerous Temples, meditation and yoga centres..Rishikesh is also a popular destination for adrenalin pumping white water rafting action. With rapids of varying grades, it challenges the expert and exhilarates the novice. The swirling waters gush past spectacular mountains and sandy beaches where rafters can pull up. Rishikesh is also the base for some of the finesh treks in the Garwhal ranges of the Himalayas. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[35]=new Array("ni_e_SpirtAsser.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Wind - Spirituality Sublime & Assertive Amritsar (Punjab) : Punjab an Indo-Iranian word, literally means “The Land of Five Rivers”. Historically, the area west of Punjab was under the influence of the Persians, Punjab was east of the heartland of the Indus Civilisation, South had a heavy Arab accent and the North had a huge Turko-Mongolian Influence. Many great religious movements such as Buddhism, Sikhism and number of Sufi schools of thought in Islam, which found world wide appeal, grew in the fertile plains of Punjab. Amritsar or “ the pool of nectar”, The Holiest city of the Sikhs, shrouded in an ambience of calm, houses the famous Golden Temple. Amritsar, has also seen a milestone in the history of Indian Independence, in the April 13, 1919 Massacre at Jalianwala Bagh. The Jalianwala Bagh is situated 400 mts north of the Golden Temple and is today a memorial park. Dharamshala: If the fast paced life of today tires you and a search for a spiritual path beckons you, then, Dharamsala, nestled in the upper reaches of the Kangra Valley, a step below the Dhauladhar Ranges, is your answer. Dharamsala, the home of the 14th Dalai Lama, has many faces and is the spiritual Las Vegas on the spur of the Himalayas. The road to the New Lhasa, complete with prayer wheels, monasteries and the spectacular Norbulingka, is dotted with modern pizza shacks, internet cafes, Tibetan curio shops, young Tibetan hippies and American Monks. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[36]=new Array("ni_e_UttarPradesh.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Earth - Uttar Pradesh - Varanasi & Lucknow Lucknow has cultural traditions and Agra has architectural wealth, yet, few cities can claim to be the oldest living city in the world…and that is, Varanasi!! To separate fact and folklore in Varanasi is not merely impossible but is also absolutely unnecessary. Legends and tales merely add to the magic of this ancient city. Little wonder then that Steve Davey, a BBC Travel Writer, includes Varanasi in his book “ Unforgettable Places To See Before You Die”. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[37]=new Array("ni_e_Uttaranchal.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India - Ether - Uttranchal Uttranchal: Mussourie and Corbett National Park: Rarely can one find religion ingrained in the very topography of the state, as it is in Uttaranchal. The Holiest of the rivers in Hindu Mythology, the Ganga and The Yamuna originate from here. And yet, Uttaranchal is home to the vast forest, which lured Jim Corbett to study the Indian Tiger, and the Tiger Reserve to which he gave his name. Established in 1936 by Jim Corbett, The Corbett National Park, was the first national park to be set up in mainland Asia. Uttranchal, is also a cluster of hill stations, each with its own distinct flavour, most retaining their old world charm and mystery, some waiting to be discovered. The Garhwal and the Kumaon Hills are the two major ranges in Uttarnchal. Rivers flowing south from the Himalayas, such as the Alaknanda, Bhagirathi, Indus, Zanskar and Teesta flow into the Garhwal and Kumaon Hills. Rishikesh, located on the banks of the River Ganga is a popular destination for adrenalin pumping white water rafting action. With rapids of varying grades, it challenges the expert and exhilarates the novice. The swirling waters gush past spectacular mountains and sandy beaches where rafters can pull up. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[38]=new Array("north.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Delhi Agra Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan The Historical Nuances Spirtuality Sublime & Assertive The Days Of Yore The Mountain Path Ski & The Raft The Jungle Trail Kashmir Nainital Himachal Pradesh Kashmir & Ladakh Uttaranchal About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com North India The landscape of North India varies from the highest mountains in the world, “ The Himalayas”, past The Trout Infested Rivers and mountain lakes, down to the deserts of Rajasthan. Although each of the seven northern states has its own dialect, the main language spoken is Hindi, the national language. The North Indian states have a number of International Tourist destinations, which include glacier ones like Leh, Ladakh, Lahul and Spiti, mountain habitats like Shimla, Manali and Dalhousie and off course the famous mountain retreats like that of the Dalai Lama’s Dharamsala. The “Revered Golden Temple” at Amritsar, the ancient ramparts of the Mughal Empire as also the remnants of The British Raj in Delhi, The Symbol of Everlasting Love “The Taj Mahal” and the one time capital of the Mighty Emperor Akbar “The Fatehpur Sikri”, which is the gateway to colourful Rajasthan, the enchanting and yet unexplored Uttaranchal are all must see North Indian destinations. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[39]=new Array("search.html","Search Engine Builder Standard -- Search this site","","","");arrFiles[40]=new Array("si_AP.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Earth - Andhra Pradesh Emperor Ashoka ruled this very land and turned it into an important Buddhist centre. The famous Chinesse Traveller Hieun Tsang, visited the land from AD 639- AD 640. The Chalukyas, Cholas, Kaktiyas, The Bhamanis, The Qutub Shahi Sulatns, the rampaging Mughal Army and finally The Nizams, have all left an indelible print on the present day Andhra Pradesh. This is also the land, which produced the famous Kohinoor Diamond ( Mountain of Light ) and the infamous Hope Diamond. AP, is a study of contrasts, exquisite arts and crafts, magnificient remnants of the past, vibrant festivals, spicy cuisine of the Kings and the ultra modern Hi-Tech city, visited by President Clinton in his time. Hyderabad , is well connected to all major cities by air, rail and road. The twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad is divided by an Artificial lake called Tank Bund, and the spectacular Necklace road which adjoins the ultra modern NTR Gardens which is a sprawling garden complex covering an area of 35 acres in the heart of the city. There are other places in and around of tourist interest like the 54 meter high edifice of ancient arches called Charminar (4 minars/minarets). Then there is The Golconda Fort and its surroundings, famous for its acoustics, palaces, indigenous water supply system, honey combed harems, the famous Fateh Rahben Gun and also the Azdah Paigah. The Qutub Shahi Tombs, in the vicinity are the only tombs in the world where an entire dynasty has been buried in one place! Ramoji Film City , also in Hyderabad is claimed to be one of the worlds largest, most comprehensive and professionally planned film production center in the world. 3 hours from Hyderabad to the south are Nagarjuna Sagar and Nagarjuna Konda, both named after the Buddhist saint Acharya Nagarjuna. Relics of a Buddhist civilisation were unearthed here. Excavations here also unearthed remains of an university, vihara, monasteries, sacrificial alters and pre - historic tools. Located just 160 kms from Hyderabad , is the district of Warangal, filled with lakes, temples and rich wildlife. Also located in Warangal (Hanamkonda) is the star shaped 1000 pillar temple, built in 1163 AD dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. Other places in AP of interest are Vizag with its beaches, the scenic hill station of Araku Valley, a popular summer getaway; The million year old Borra Caves with its Stalactite and Stalagmite formations; Bheemunipatnam, the 17 th century fort; The Sankaram Buddhist excavations, the 3 rd and 4 th century Buddhist constructions atop two hillocks; and Bhavikonda, where archeologists have unearthed stupas and vihars. Then for the more religious, AP, has the richest temple in the world, The Tirumala Temple at Tirupathi. Possibly last but not the least, for adventure and nature lovers, AP is proud to have India \'s largest tiger reserve in the country at Srisailam, and the longest cave system of the plains - The Bellum caves, believed to be a million years old. Closer home in Hyderabad on its inland water body one could para sail from a boat and land back on the same, without having to touch water!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[41]=new Array("si_AndNicIsland.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Earth - Andaman And Nicobar Islands Home to some of the most remote tribes of the world, The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, consisting of 570 odd islands, located between main land India and the coast of Myanmar and Sumatra, is approachable daily by Air from both Chennai (Madras) and Calcutta (Kolkata), as also four times a month by ship from Chennai and Kolkatta and once a month from the Vizag port. The main aboriginal group in these islands are the Onges, who inhabit the \"Little Andamans \". The Nicobarese are the largest group, who have a mixed ancestry of Burmese, Malay, Mon and Shan. These people are friendly but do not accept money and still prefer the Barter System. If one ventures deeper, one would come across The Shompens, who still roam partially clad and do not like contact with the outside world. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[42]=new Array("si_AndNicIsland1.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Water - Andaman & Nicobar Islands Home to some of the most remote tribes of the world, The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, consisting of 570 odd islands, located between main land India and the coast of Myanmar and Sumatra, is approachable daily by Air from both Chennai (Madras) and Calcutta (Kolkata), as also four times a month by ship from Chennai and Kolkatta and once a month from the Vizag port. The main aboriginal group in these islands are the Onges, who inhabit the \"Little Andamans \". The Nicobarese are the largest group, who have a mixed ancestry of Burmese, Malay, Mon and Shan. These people are friendly but do not accept money and still prefer the Barter System. If one ventures deeper, one would come across The Shompens, who still roam partially clad and do not like contact with the outside world. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands , is one of the last outposts of the rain forests and is a fantasy world with silvery sands, clear blue seas, coral reefs, swaying palms, volcanic mountains and a gently undulating landscape. These islands are also an integral part of India \'s freedom struggle. The freedom fighters were penalised by The British and shipped onto these islands (Mainly Port Blair, the capital) in the 19 th century. They were housed in the famous Cellular Jail, made up entirely of individual cells for solitary confinement. The entire jail is built in a circular fashion, with rows of cells jutting out of the central circular block, like spikes from a wheel base. However, no two cells face each other and no one window faces another window or door. The Havelock Island , 57 kms North east of Port Blair is known for its Beaches, Marine Life and Beaches. The waters are also ideal for snokerlling and scuba diving. While Barren Island is barren because of its active volcano, the Diglipur is famous for its Oranges , Marine Life and Turtle Nets. Then there is the tiny but breathtakingly scenic Viper Island , The Cinque Island, surrounded by pristine coral reefs, and The Neil Island, a favourite with the tourists, has lush green forests and beaches, ideal for snokerlling and scuba diving. At Port Blair there are a number of good hotels that offer all modern amenities. You may have seen Goa , Kerala or Lakshwadeep, but if you haven \'t seen Andamans, then you \'ve not seen it all !!. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[43]=new Array("si_BangMysCorg.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Earth - Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg Bangalore : Bangalore , the garden city, is well connected by domestic air to the rest of the country. This city is also well connected by the National Highways and rail routes. This ultra modern city not only has a number of tourist delights in and around the city, but is also a stepping stone to other tourist destinations like Mysore, Ooty, Nagarhole Wildlife Sanctuary, K Gudi Hills, Hallebid, Belur, Hampi, Mangalore, Coorg..the list is frankly, endless!! Around the city, \"The Art Of Living \" ashram, apread across 24 lushly planted acres, fine hills and a beautiful lake, is a must see! So, is The Bangalore Palace, Haider Ali \'s fort, The Mud Fort, Lal Bagh Botanical Gardens created in 1760, ISKON Temple with the first multi vedic show in the country and The Nandi Fort, Tipu Sultan \'s favourite!!. Mysore : Mysore is 150 kms from Bangalore along a beautiful Mountain Road and has a number of good hotels to stay at, however, a minimum of 02 nights stay at Mysore is recommended to soak in the sightseeing in and around. What to see?? The famous Mysore Palace built by the Wodeyar Kings of Mysore, and designed by architect Henry Irwin, with its lawns, gardens and temples inside the Place Complex. You could also spot Elephants inside the complex and probably shop for authentic sandal wood curios in the curio shop located on the ground floor of the Palace. The market place outside the Palace Complex, offers a glimpse into the everyday life of Mysore . The St. Philomena \'s church, a fine example of Gothic architecture with beautiful stained glass, is definitely a must see. For the art lovers, The Jayachamarajendra art gallery offers the largest collection of the eponymous Mysore paintings - gold leaf etchings on delicately painted motifs. A drive of 15 kms up the 3489 feet high Chamundi Hills, and a climb of a 1000 steps, leads to the 12 th century temple of the presiding deity of Mysore , Chamumdeshwari as also the statue of the demon Mahishasura. Halfway up is the majestic monolith of Nandi, Lord Shiva \'s bull, 4.8 mts high. The summit offers a idyllic view of Mysore . The Brindavan Gardens , located 19 kms from Mysore , these gardens are laid out next to the Krishnajasagr dam. The musical fountain show in the evenings is definitely not to be missed. 15 kms from Mysore , lies the Srirangapatnam Fort, the site where the legendary warrior Tipu Sultan was killed in a battle with the British. The fort also houses the tomb of this legendary warrior who is also called The Mysore Tiger. Tipu \'s tomb, called The Gumbaz, is a splendid piece of architecture with ebony doors inlaid with ivory. Somnathpur, located 15 kms from Mysore , is another interesting place with temples, which are examples of Hoysala architecture. Coorg: Coorg, located approximately 250 kms from Bangalore , is a beautiful drive up from Bangalore . While entering the borders of Coorg, one gets a feeling of entering a different and special kind of country. Coorg is filled with forests, coffee and spice plantations, citrus fruit orchards and friendly, hospitable people. The brave men and beautiful women of Coorg claim decent from Alexander the Great!! While Coorg is a great place for those wanting to spend lazy afternoons sipping hot coffee in a plantation house, it also has a host of interesting locations to explore and activities to do. The Golden Temple at Bylakuppe (the only other Tibetian settlement in India after Dharamshala), The temple town of Bhagadamandala (where temples are built in the multi roofed Kerala style), Tallacavery (the origin of River Cavery), the Omkaraeshwara temple, the Dubare elephant camp (an elephant orphanage where one could spend a day learning more about and playing with the tuskers).the list just goes on and on and requires a minimum of two days to complete. Coorg is also an ideal place to undertake treks around the plantations and the forests. The best way to experience Coorg is to stay in a resort inside a plantation. Most of these resorts offer all modern conveniences, a slice of Coorgi life and authentic Coorgi cusine!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[44]=new Array("si_BlueMountain.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Ether - The Blue Mountains: Coimbatore, Ooty &Kodai Coimbatore and Ooty: Coimbatore is well connected by both air and road. There are regular flights from Bangalore , Mumbai, Chennai , Cochin and othet cities. By road it takes 10 hours to reach from Chennai a little more than half that distance from Bangalore . The Anaimalai Wildlife Sanctuary located on the border of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, houses a variety of wildlife including The Tiger, The Elephant and The Sloth Bear. Ooty a quaint hill station located in the Nilgiris (The Blue Mountains) takes two and a half hours to reach by road from Coimbatore . The closest rail head is Mettupalaym, and from here one can take a ride on the \"Nilgiris Toy Train \" to reach Ooty. Planned in 1854 and built in 1899 this blue and cream train comes complete with wooden coaches and large windows. This charming Nilgiri Hill railway is widely regarded as a marvel of rail engineering. The train is hauled uphill by steam engines designed and built by the Swiss Locomotive Works. The train leaves Mattupalayam at 0745 am and chugging up the blue mountain to arrive Ooty by Noon. Other than all the exciting things to see and do in this chilly bracing weather of Ooty, you have a two and a half km long artificial lake built by The founder and collector, John Sullivan in 1824. There is also a charming lake garden, a jetty, snack bars, toy train rides other than the various boat rides. No wonder the lake itself gets approximately 12 lakh visitors every year!! Kodaikanal: Kodai, in Tamil Nadu is located 5 hours from Coimbatore and is a overnight rail journey from Chennai. From Bangalore there is a nightly deluxe bus from the main bus stand (Majestic Bus Stand) that takes 12 hours to reach Kodai. Kodai is the only hill station in India to be established by the Americans in 1845! Most of the tourist entertainment in the town is centered around the star fish shaped lake. Honeymooners take their customary boat rides while kids scream for pony rides. All and sundry are negotiating to change to negotiate with taxi drivers for the full day sightseeing trip of Kodai \'s 16 point tour which includes the famous Coakers Walk, a strip of paved road on the steep south eastern mountain side. Equipped with an observatory this 1 km long walk offers some of the greatest views. Then there are the botanical gardens built by a British Officer called Bryant Park, Green Valley View Point, Pillar Rocks (400 ft high vertical column of three rocks), Silver cascade (a popular waterfall, Fairy Falls and Bear Shola Falls. Kodai, a honeymooner \'s hill resort. Is also a stone throw away, by road via Teni to Munnar, the summer capital of the British in South India , and located in God \'s Own Country Kerala!!. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[45]=new Array("si_DandeThekk.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Fire - Dandeli, Thekkady & Lakshwadeep Dandeli : If you are on a trip to the sunny beaches of Goa then, a trip to Dandeli , located 100 kms from Goa is a must. The Dandeli wildlife sanctuary is spread over 834.16 sq kms in the thickly forested and hilly terrain of Uttara Kannada District. The Dandeli wilderness camp is fed by the River Kali and its tributaries and is home to the Barking, Spotted and Mouse Deer, Sloth Bear, Panther, Tiger, Gaur, Elephant, Wild Dog, Civet Cat, Bison, Jackal, Langur and the Giant Flying Squirrel apart from a variety of clourfull birds and reptiles. The Dandeli forests are also known for their caves accessible by trekking through the jungle and climbing 350 stairs!! The camp offers facilities like jeep safaris, coracle rides, treks through the jungle, visit to the caves and white water rafting down the River Kali. Thekkady : Thekkady, a 4 hours drive from Munnar, is home to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctury. Inside the sanctuary is located the Periyar Lake . The Periyar has a unique way of letting visitors savour the wild sights of the jungle, and that is while enjoying a boat ride on the Periyar Lake .when the animals come to this water hole!! The Periyar which was declared a tiger reserve in 1978 is home to more than 35 species of mammals including the Wild Elephants, Gaurs, Langurs, Sambar, Deer and Wild Boars that can be sighted from the boat, The Nilgiri Thars in the higher rocky reaches, the endangered Lion tailed Macaque confined to the evergreen interiors, the Malabar squirrel, the Flying squirrel, Jungle Cats, Tigers, Sloth Bears etc.; 265 species of Birds and reptiles; over 1800 flowering plants including 171 grass species and 143 species of Orchids. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[46]=new Array("si_FrenchConne.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Earth - The French Connection, Pondicherry Pondicherry , a sea side town is a four hour hour drive from the maddening pace of Chennai. As you leave Chennai and head towards Pondicherry on the East Coast Road, the cool breeze from the Sea blows through your hair bringing with it the smell of the sea setting the tone for your holiday by the sea. Everything about Pondicherry is distinct, its small fishing hamlets, its bustling bazaars, its refined \"French Part of the City by the Sea \"(as put by the locals), with neatly combed avenues lined with houses designed in typical French architecture, and the Aurobindo Ashram. What has made Pondicherry famous the world over is the Aurobindo Ashram founded by Sri Aurobindo and later cultivated by \"Ba \". The presence of the Aurobindo Society can be felt in every nook and corner of Pondicherry . The most famous sightseeing destination in Pondicherry is The Matra Mandir open only from three in the afternoon. The morning can be spent exploring the town, The French War Memorial and Mahatama Gandhi Statue on Avenue Goubert, The 150 year old and 29 mts high lighthouse, The Romain Rolland library in the French Institute on Dumas Street , The Botanical Gardens planned by C S Perrotet in 1826 and The Pondicherry Museum. One can also get to experience an Oil Painting of Our Lady of Assumption that was donated by Napoleon the Third at The Englise de Notre Dame des Anges on the Rue Dumas. This erstwhile French Colony still retains some of the French flavour. The streets here, you will notice still have French names, some of the local population are still citizens of France , the houses built in French architectural styles and off course there are restaurants specialising in French cuisine all over. Walking down this French Part of Pondicherry, by the sea, gives one a feeling of being in Mediterranean France. A morning by the sea watching the local fishermen set out on their Catamarans to lay their nets, and later return to bring in the catch, is highly recommended. The high point of this drama by the sea, for both the curious on lookers and the fishermen is off course, when the catch is brought in. Pondicherry offers a range of accommodation in a range of different settings. While in Pondicherry do sample the local Fish Fry and the French Cusine at the local French restaurants. The best way to explore Pondicherry is by hiring a bicycle or a two wheeler. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[47]=new Array("si_JungTrail.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Fire - Nagarhole, Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps, Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary No trip to Karnataka would be complete without a one night stay at its national parks or outdoor nature camps. Set in the foot hills of the Western ghats , The Nagerhole Wildlife Sanctuary, in the Kakanakote range, has more than 284 species of birds and many wild animals including tigers, leopards, wild dogs, elephants, spotted deer, sambars and the malabar squirrel. These forests were the place where the famous Khedda operations were conducted; amidst beating of drums and bursting of crackers, wild elephants were frightened into a camouflaged stockade. The elephants suited for work or ceremonial purposes were then picked out. The practice is now discontinued and the Khedda submerged under water. But in summer, when the waters of the River Kabini recede, the stockade can still be seen. Apart from the elephant rides and the jeep safaris one can also take coracle rides (A circular bamboo boat lined with buffalo hides) on The River Kabini. If you are lucky this ride could give you an experience of a \"close encounter \" with creatures of the wild!! The Bandipur National Park , located 100 kms from Mysore , is a 900 sq km tiger reserve. It was first created in the 1930 \'s from the hunting grounds of the Wodeyars of Mysore. In 1941 it was expanded to adjoin the Nagarhole National Park in its northern tracts and the Wayanad and Madhumalai national parks in its southern tracts. The entire area is now called the Nilgiris Biosphere Reserve, India \'s largest protected forest tract. In 1973 Bandipur was declared a tiger reserve under the Project Tiger. Bandipur is also one of the last habitat of the Asiatic Elephant. If fishing is your forte then a visit to the Cauvery Fishing Camps located on the banks of the River Cauvery is imperative. The Cauvery river is home to the mighty \"Mahseer \", the finest and the largest tropical sporting fish known to man. The Cauvery fishing camps offers excellent facilities for fishing, both for amateurs and for professional anglers. This place is also ideal for those who just want to relax by the river!! The Anaimalai wildlife sanctuary located on the border of Tamilnadu and Kerala, houses a variety of wildlife including The Tiger, The Elephant and The Sloth Bear. Ooty a quaint hill station located in the Nilgiris (The Blue Mountains) takes two and a half hours to reach by road from Coimbatore . The closest rail head is Mettupalaym, and from here one can take a ride on the \"Nilgiris Toy Train \" to reach Ooty. Planned in 1854 and built in 1899 this blue and cream train comes complete with wooden coaches and large windows. This charming Nilgiri Hill railway is widely regarded as a marvel of rail engineering. The train is hauled uphill by steam engines designed and built by the Swiss Locomotive Works. The train leaves Mattupalayam at 0745 am and chugging up the blue mountain to arrive Ooty by Noon. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[48]=new Array("si_Karnataka.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Earth - Karnataka Karnataka : Home to two World Heritage Sites - Hampi and Pattadakal, Karnataka is among the world \'s most ancient civilisations. To the North lie relics of Muslim past like the Gol Gumbaz and the Bidar Fortress, down south the awe inspiring temples of the lost civilisation of Vijaynagar and the superbly crafted 6 th century Hoysala and Chalukya temples. Adding to all this is the ultra modern garden city, the capital of Karnataka, Bangalore and the 320 kms of unspoilt coastline along the Arabian Sea , on the western shore. Along the Western Ghats of the state, you can trek, fish, observe wildlife in the many well maintained and well managed game sanctuaries, or soak in the perfect environment of coffee and cardamom plantations. Hampi : Appx 300 kms from Bangalore , stands the once flourishing capital of The Vijaynagar Empire, Hampi. Today all that remains of this once prosperous city are ruins. Accounts of the ancient Portuguese traveller Paes, describes Hampi as a city as large as Rome, where the Palace of the King was more spacious than the castles of Lisbon; where the streets were lined and heaped with the most expensive gems, silk and ivory and where the air was filled with music and laughter of beautiful men and women. Today, Hampi, has a different dimension...it is on the World Heritage Site list!! The temples and the sculptures of Hampi, never fail to evoke a feeling of wonder and awe. Nothing can describe the grandeur of this saga in stone!! Although, many travellers consider Hampi to be an excursion from Bangalore, Hampi and its surroundings offer some good accommodation for those who want to see Hampi from close quarters!! Hassan, Hallebid and Belur: A 3 hours drive from Bangalore , Hassan with its unruffled calm and pleasant weather is a convenient place to explore the ancient cities of Hallebid, Bellur and Shravanabelagola. Hassan offers a wide range to accommodation to suit every need and comfort. Hallebid, known in the days of yore as Dorasamudra, which means the gateway to the sea, was the capital of the Hoysala kingdom. Hallebid, in its days had seen great splendour and glory. This ancient city was pillaged and destroyed by Mohammad Bin Tuglak in 1310. Although the glory, splendour and the human inhabitation of Hallebid has long gone, the temples built by King Vishnuvardhana and his heirs stand testimony to the grandeur of the Hoysala period. The Hoysaleshwara and Kedareshwara temples have similar architectural patters, but the carvings and the sculptures are minute and intricate. Nothing written or read can prepare one for the sheer magnificence of these temples. The Hoysaleshwara temple, a fine specimen of Indian art, was never finished even after 86 years of work!! No two facets of this temple are the same; every convolution of every scroll is different!! Belur, the new capital of the Hoysala Empire is also a work of art.a little less intricate than Hassan, though!! Shravanabelagola, 57 kms from Hassan, is the spiritual home of the Jain sect. Bhadrabahu, one of the immediate successors of Lord Mahavir \'s personal disciples, died in a cave on Chandrabetta. With him came the Emperor Chandragupta Maurya who renounced his throne and lived a life of a hermit. The tomb of the emperor is also located here. Sharavanabelagola, is synonymous with the 58 feet sculptural grandeur, statue of the Jain Saint Gomateswara. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[49]=new Array("si_Kerala.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Water - Kerala Kerala, this emerald land is truly God \'s own country!! With its lush green mountains, breath taking beautiful backwaters, canals and lakes, abundant wildlife and pristine beaches, Kerala is an ode to Mother Nature!! Coupled with this, the warm people and their hospitality.Kerala has everything that makes it a perfect holiday destination. Cochin , the port town of Kerala , is well connected with the rest of the country by air, road and rail. Cochin also called the Queen of the Arabian Sea, is a cluster of islands on the vast expanse of the Arabian Sea . Some of these picturesque islands are Bolgatty, Vallarpadam, Vypeen and Gundu. The Cochin harbour is one of the finest natural harbours in the world and is below the sea level!! Cochin is also the melting pot of various cultures and one can see influences of The Arab, The Chinese, The British, The Portuguese and The Dutch, as one wanders through the town. Some of the must see places in Cochin , are The Jewish Synagogue and town (The synagogue, the oldest in the commonwealth, has hand painted willow patterned floor tiles, Hebrew inscriptions and ancient scripts. The Jew Town is a great place to shop for curios, antiques and souvenirs); The Bolgatty Palace, now converted into a hotel run by the government, is the last Dutch Palace in India; The Mattancherry Palace, built in 1557, has beautiful murals, Dutch Maps of old Cochin, royal palanquins and period furniture; Fort Kochi has attractions like the Dutch Cemetery and The Chinese Fishing Nets which are considered an engineering marvel and a legacy of Kublai Khan, The Chinese Emperor, one of the first visitors to the Malabar. While in Kochi also explore Vypeen, home to the Pallipuram fort built by the Portuguese in the 16 th Century and The Wellingdon Island, built by The British, now an army territory. The Backwaters (Kumarakom and Allepey): An intricate network of innumerable lakes, lagoons, canals and estuaries, the backwaters lace the interiors of Karala. Over 900 kms of them are navigable. The largest backwater stretch in Kerala is the Vembanad Lake , which flows through three districts and opens out into the sea near the Cochin port. The second largest is the Ashtamudi lake in the south of Kerala. The two villages of Allepey and Kumarakom are located on the opposite banks of the Vembanad lake. To savour the delights of the backwaters a one night stay on the Kettuvallom or the houseboat is highly recommended. These houseboats are giant crafts measuring upto 80 feet in length and were traditionally used to transport things on the waterways of Kerala. Today, they have fully adapted themselves as houses on the backwaters with one or two bedrooms, attached toilets, open lounges, kitchenettes, decks with crews of oarsmen, cooks and guides. The Vembanad lake is also the site for the famous snake boat race organised every year during Onam, the Malayalam New Year. Kovalam: This internationally renowned beach of Kerala , has been a favourite haunt of tourists from 1930. Kovalam located 16 kms from Thiruvananthapuram the capital of Kerala consists of three crescent beaches. Kovalam offers a variety of accommodation to suit every taste and budget. Kovalam is also a convenient base from where one could take a day trip to Kanyakumari (Cape Comorin), the tip of India , where the Arabian Sea meets The Indian Ocean!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[50]=new Array("si_Lakshwadeep.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Water - Lakshwadeep 400 kms into the sea, off the coast of Kerala , lie the thrilling coral islands of Lakshwadeep, at Nature \'s best. Of the 36 islands only 10 are inhabited and seven of these are Agatti, Bangaram, Karavatti, Kalpani, Koomei, Minicoy and Kadmat, islands which are although at a boatable distance, but miles apart. The best way to get to Agatti is by domestic air from Cochin (Kerala) as there is a flight once a day to Agatti. Or by helicopter and thereon by motor boat. You could also take a ship from Kochi to Agatti or a cruise liner which hops along the coast every island wherein one could visit the islands during the day, returning to the ship for a starlit night. In Lakshwadeep, nothing is dressed up or artificial, everything has been kept as natural as possible. You are even requested not to use too much soap as it would pollute the ground water and soil. Lakshwadeep is not for the air-conditioned casino lovers because here at the Bangaram Island, please be prepared for No AC, No telephone, No TV, No Room service, No newspapers and No running hot water. However, accommodation is in an austere landscape under the shelter of Bamboo and coconut thatch, designed to be comfortable rather than lavish. Ah, but yet, at the Bangaram Resort, you have a bar open all day, or a multilingual library and cocktail lounge, an ample spread at mealtime, tea and cookies whenever you like and friendly faces all around. This place is a haven for a Ornithologist. Over 130 different categories of birds visit and inhabit the island and it is recommended that an amateur bird watcher should carry an illustrated guide as well. Waders like Red Sharks, Green Sharks, Sandpipers are very common. Other birds seen are Golden Plovers, Shy \"Bitterns \", Swallows, Grey Heron, Egrets, Turnstones, Sanderlings and Sand Plovers. The extraordinary degree of underwater life along the coral reefs of the Lakshwadeep attracts divers from all around the world. The Resort at Bangaram even offers certification after diving instructions. Twice a day groups of intrepid divers set off with their instructors, and plunge into a world of Sharks, Manta rays, Sea turtles, Moray eels, Squirrel fish, Puffer fish, Barracuda, Parrot fish, Gropers and Sweet lips. Of course there are schools of famous Lakshwaadeep Tuna and Squid abounding everywhere with fishermen on their tail, but the amateur snorkler enjoys the friendly nibbles of smaller almost transparent fish, as a huge Red Snapper passes by paying him little heed! The yellow finned tuna, here weigh upto a hundred odd pounds! These tropical waters also abound with the greatest sporting fish of the sea, The Marlin!! One could go and pick up a couple of baby Octupus in a plastic bag, but when you get back to your resort for dinner, its barbeque tuna and squid on a wood fire, under a starlit sky around the bonfire!! Don \'t be surprised when you depart, when sprays of tiny Silverfish fly out of the sea to bade you Adieu!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[51]=new Array("si_Munnar.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Ether - Munnar Munnar gets its name from the Malayalam and Tamil phrases for three rivers. Munnar is situated at the confluence of three mountain streams at a height of 5250 ft above sea level. This beautiful hill station was the Summer resort of the British Government in South India . The tea plantations of Munnar are a legacy of the British Raj, with the Pioneering British Planters braving malaria and wild animals to create the beautiful plantations, that are wholly owned by Indian companies today. Munnar has exhilarating waterfalls, rolling tea plantations dotting the sides of the mountains, picture book towns and winding lanes. The beauty of this hill station is unparalleled. One can spend an entire day watching the mist rise slowly from the valley and disappear into the sky, like a white blanket being lifted to reveal the emerald green earth. Munnar, very obviously has interesting sightseeing destinations that include lakes, rivers, dams etc. The 4 hour drive form Cochin to Munnar is itself is an essay on the beauty of Nature. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[52]=new Array("si_Pondicherry.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Water - The French Connection: Pondicherry Pondicherry , a sea side town is a four hour hour drive from the maddening pace of Chennai. As you leave Chennai and head towards Pondicherry on the East Coast Road, the cool breeze from the Sea blows through your hair bringing with it the smell of the sea setting the tone for your holiday by the sea. Everything about Pondicherry is distinct, its small fishing hamlets, its bustling bazaars, its refined \"French Part of the City by the Sea \"(as put by the locals), with neatly combed avenues lined with houses designed in typical French architecture, and the Aurobindo Ashram. What has made Pondicherry famous the world over is the Aurobindo Ashram founded by Sri Aurobindo and later cultivated by \"Ba \". The presence of the Aurobindo Society can be felt in every nook and corner of Pondicherry . The most famous sightseeing destination in Pondicherry is The Matra Mandir open only from three in the afternoon. The morning can be spent exploring the town, The French War Memorial and Mahatama Gandhi Statue on Avenue Goubert, The 150 year old and 29 mts high lighthouse, The Romain Rolland library in the French Institute on Dumas Street , The Botanical Gardens planned by C S Perrotet in 1826 and The Pondicherry Museum. One can also get to experience an Oil Painting of Our Lady of Assumption that was donated by Napoleon the Third at The Englise de Notre Dame des Anges on the Rue Dumas. This erstwhile French Colony still retains some of the French flavour. The streets here, you will notice still have French names, some of the local population are still citizens of France , the houses built in French architectural styles and off course there are restaurants specialising in French cusine all over. Walking down this French Part of Pondicherry, by the sea, gives one a feeling of being in Mediterranean France. A morning by the sea watching the local fishermen set out on their Catamarans to lay their nets, and later return to bring in the catch, is highly recommended. The high point of this drama by the sea, for both the curious on lookers and the fishermen is off course, when the catch is brought in. Pondicherry offers a range of accommodation in a range of different settings. While in Pondicherry do sample the local Fish Fry and the French Cuisine at the local French restaurants. The best way to explore Pondicherry is by hiring a bicycle or a two wheeler. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[53]=new Array("si_ShraWarang.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Wind - Shravanabelagola & Warangal Shravanabelagola , 57 kms from Hassan, is the spiritual home of the Jain sect. Bhadrabahu, one of the immediate successors of Lord Mahavir \'s personal disciples, died in a cave on Chandrabetta. With him came the Emperor Chandragupta Maurya who renounced his throne and lived a life of a hermit. The tomb of the emperor is also located here. Sharavanabelagola, is synonymous with the 58 feet sculptural grandeur, statue of the Jain Saint Gomateswara. Located just 160 kms from Hyderabad , is the district of Warangal, filled with lakes, temples and rich wildlife. Also located in Warangal (Hanamkonda) is the star shaped 1000 pillar temple, built in 1163 AD dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Surya. Other places in AP of interest are Vizag with its beaches, the scenic hill station of Araku Valley, a popular summer getaway; The million year old Borra Caves with its Stalactite and Stalagmite formations; Bheemunipatnam, the 17 th century fort; The Sankaram Buddhist excavations, the 3 rd and 4 th century Buddhist constructions atop two hillocks; and Bhavikonda, where archeologists have unearthed stupas and vihars. Then for the more religious, AP, has the richest temple in the world, The Tirumala Temple at Tirupathi. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[54]=new Array("si_TempTown.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Wind - The temple towns of tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy. The Temple towns of Tamil Nadu: The mention of Tamil Nadu has for long evoked visions of little towns with crowded streets, where all roads lead to the Temple of the local deity, the morning air filled with an intoxicating sweet smell of flowers, reverberating with the toll of temple bells and the chanting of mantras evoking the Gods. This, perhaps, is the best way to describe the Temple towns of Tamil Nadu, where each town has temples distinct from the other, built in the distinctive style of the ancient King who had commissioned them. There are more than 30,000 temples in Tamil Nadu, each Temple not just a place of worship, but a place for social gatherings, education and celebration, a place where the artisans skill is frozen in time!! Mahabalipuram, certainly the most famous, a two hour drive from Chennai, was the erstwhile capital of the Pallava Kings. The most significant is the shore temple built by King Rajasimha in the seventh century, housing the shrines of both Shiva and Vishnu. The Shore Temple, a masterpiece of its kind is a World Heritage Site, protected from the Wind and Water by a huge rock wall. Mahabalipuram, is also a beach town serving as a weekend destination for the residents of Chennai. One could take a day trip to the Golden Town Of Thousand Temples or Kanchipuram from Mahabalipuram. Kanchipuram is famous for the Kamakshi, Vardharajaswami and the Kailasanath temples. Kanchipuram is also noted for its thriving handloom industry and the famous Kanchipuram Silk sarees. Tanjavur, is the next on the list. This capital of the Cholas and the Nayaks was once an important centre for classical arts and music. Tanjavur has 93 temples each a fine specimen of the Chola Sculpture. The most impressive of these 93 was built by The Chola King Raja Raja Rajendra Chola, the Gangaikondacholapuram temple. The temples of Trichy and Rameshwaram have their own distinct styles and are certainly a delight. Madurai , the capital of the Pandya Kings, is today Tamil Nadu \'s cultural capital. The most prominent structure in Madurai is that of the Meenakshi Temple dating back between the 12 th and the 18 th century. Its enormous gopurams, gaily coloured statues, magnificent sculptures have come be recognised the world over as the face of The Temple of Tamil Nadu. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[55]=new Array("si_laksha.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India - Fire - Lakshwadeep Lakshwadeep: 400 kms into the sea, off the coast of Kerala , lie the thrilling coral islands of Lakshwadeep, at Nature \'s best. Of the 36 islands only 10 are inhabited and seven of these are Agatti, Bangaram, Karavatti, Kalpani, Koomei, Minicoy and Kadmat, islands which are although at a boatable distance, but miles apart. The best way to get to Agatti is by domestic air from Cochin (Kerala) as there is a flight once a day to Agatti. Or by helicopter and thereon by motor boat. You could also take a ship from Kochi to Agatti or a cruise liner which hops along the coast every island wherein one could visit the islands during the day, returning to the ship for a starlit night. In Lakshwadeep, nothing is dressed up or artificial, everything has been kept as natural as possible. You are even requested not to use too much soap as it would pollute the ground water and soil. Lakshwadeep is not for the air-conditioned casino lovers because here at the Bangaram Island, please be prepared for No AC, No telephone, No TV, No Room service, No newspapers and No running hot water. However, accommodation is in an austere landscape under the shelter of Bamboo and coconut thatch, designed to be comfortable rather than lavish. Ah, but yet, at the Bangaram Resort, you have a bar open all day, or a multilingual library and cocktail lounge, an ample spread at mealtime, tea and cookies whenever you like and friendly faces all around. This place is a haven for a Ornithologist. Over 130 different categories of birds visit and inhabit the island and it is recommended that an amateur bird watcher should carry an illustrated guide as well. Waders like Red Sharks, Green Sharks, Sandpipers are very common. Other birds seen are Golden Plovers, Shy \"Bitterns \", Swallows, Grey Heron, Egrets, Turnstones, Sanderlings and Sand Plovers. The extraordinary degree of underwater life along the coral reefs of the Lakshwadeep attracts divers from all around the world. The Resort at Bangaram even offers certification after diving instructions. Twice a day groups of intrepid divers set off with their instructors, and plunge into a world of Sharks, Manta rays, Sea turtles, Moray eels, Squirrel fish, Puffer fish, Barracuda, Parrot fish, Gropers and Sweet lips. Of course there are schools of famous Lakshwaadeep Tuna and Squid abounding everywhere with fishermen on their tail, but the amateur snorkler enjoys the friendly nibbles of smaller almost transparent fish, as a huge Red Snapper passes by paying him little heed! The yellow finned tuna, here weigh upto a hundred odd pounds! These tropical waters also abound with the greatest sporting fish of the sea, The Marlin!! One could go and pick up a couple of baby Octopus in a plastic bag, but when you get back to your resort for dinner, its barbeque tuna and squid on a wood fire, under a starlit sky around the bonfire!! Don \'t be surprised when you depart, when sprays of tiny Silverfish fly out of the sea to bade you Adieu!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[56]=new Array("south.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Karnataka Bangalore, Mysore & Coorg. The French Connection Andhra Pradesh Andaman and Nicobar Islands Shravanabelagola & Warangal The temple towns of Tamilnadu, Madurai, Mahabalipuram, Rameshwaram, Mahabalipuram, Tanjavur and Trichy Nagarhole,Bandipur,Cauvery Fishing Camps,Anamalai Wild Life Sanctuary Dandeli, Thekkady Lakshwadeep Kerala Lakshwadeep Andaman & Nicobar Islands The French Connection The Blue Mountains Munnar About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com South India The South of India, is a complete world in itself when it comes to travel. Considered as the home of the original inhabitants of The Indus Valley Civilisation (who migrated here after the invasion of The Aryans), the people of South India are intelligent, hospitable and extremely helpful. English is widely spoken in South India , and where you could have communication problems, your driver who knows English would conveniently act as a guide and translator rolled into one. From hills and plateaus to sea and oceans; from Jungles and Wildlife to Ultramodern cities and the hep beach nik; from ancient dance forms like Kathakali and Kuchipudi to the latest rock bands; from the colourful Panguni Uthiram festival at Prur Peteeswara Temple in Coimbatore to the Jazz Festival at Bangalore; from ancient Indian, French and Portuguese architecture to the most ultramodern snazzy hotels, restaurants, discos and home steads....South India has it all.. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[57]=new Array("test.asp","NO TITLE","","","");arrFiles[58]=new Array("useful.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice tour in India","","","About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com Useful Info VISAS AND PERMITS: Most travellers travelling to India require a visa. For further information on visas please visit http://goidirectory.nic.in/missions.htm. Permits for restricted areas, e.g. Assam should be applied for at the same time but may take up to 6 weeks. MEDICAL: Visitors to India do not require any vaccination unless they come from infected areas. CUSTOMS & EXPORT: Any person can bring into India from a place outside India foreign exchange without any limit. However, declaration of foreign exchange/currency is required to be made in the prescribed Currency Declaration Form in the following cases:- (a) Where the value of foreign currency notes exceeds US \$ 5000/- or equivalent (b) Where the aggregate value of foreign exchange (in the form of currency notes, bank notes, traveler cheques etc.) exceeds US \$ 10,000/- or its equivalent A copy of this declaration form will be required if you wish to re-exchange rupees on departure. Most foreign currency and Traveller \'s Cheques are negotiable, though it is best to have Pound Sterling or US dollars. Credit cards are widely accepted in India for purchases. It is difficult to cash cheques or transfer money. ATMs are available in most of the cities. POST & COMMUNICATIONS: The postal service in India is generally excellent. All major cities and towns have e-mail and fax services. TIME ZONE: India is 5½ hours ahead of GMT. LANGUAGE: English is widely spoken and understood in India. SHOPPING: Shopping for ethnic clothes, jewellery and handicrafts in India is always a delightful experience. GENERAL NOTES: All our packages are tailor made to suit individual tastes and interests and include travel in a private car and a driver who is available to you at all times. Travelling by road is the best way to discover India. Travel by air is recommended only in case of long distances. The accommodation we offer is comfortable, clean and may have a distinctive Indian or Colonial ambience. Keep extra photocopies of the relevant pages of your passport. This will be required for Indian permits. Also, keep extra photographs of yourselves. These will be required for permits, filling out forms etc. CHECK IN/OUT TIMES: Usually 12 noon. Booking in advance is advised especially in the high season of October – March. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[59]=new Array("west.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India Western India has everything, from sprawling gardens, roaring waterfalls, colourful fountains, story book landscapes to beautiful islands, exotic sea food, blue seas, sandy beaches of Goa and from ultra modern cities to quaint hill stations a stone \'s throw away from Bombay and on to the famous Kanha National Park, which inspired Rudyard Kipling to write his Jungle Book. Then there is not only the temples of Khajuraho which gets the blood rushing, but there are various adventure activities like hang gliding in Mhow or rock climbing in the hill station of Panchmarhi, which has a hill called, Lungjee Giri ideal for amateurs. And then there are a number of ancient buildings, forts, tranquil churches that show the influence of the Portuguese from Dadra and Nagar Haveli, right down to Goa . This then is the west, which although does not have the grand mountains of the north or the mysticism of the east nor the epic Palaces of the Rajasthan Desert , but it certainly has a bag of different Tourist Delights! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[60]=new Array("wi_BhoKhaju.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Wind - Bhopal & Khajuraho Bhopal : The laid back Nawabi city of Bhopal , also the capital of Madhya Pradesh, is well connected to the other cities of India . While Bhopal has many interesting sights, it is known more as a gateway to Sanchi and the Bhimbetka Caves . The legendary town of Sanchi , located just 46 kms from Bhopal , is filled with monasteries and stupas that draw Buddhist devotees from all over Asia . The most famous stupa, The Sanchi Stupa, was built by the Emperor Ashoka. 50 kms south of Bhopal , hidden in dense forests, is an archeological treasure.the prehistoric cave paintings of Bhimbetka. These paintings of early man, lay here, undiscovered, for thousands of years!! Khajuraho: Khajuraho, the lost city of beautiful carved temples, is incredible beyond words. Khajuraho, derives its name from the Khajur tree (palm tree), found aplenty in this region. These magnificient structures were built by Raja Chandravarman, the founder of The Chandela dynasty. The 85 temples of Khajurao took 100 years to build, from 950 AD to 1050 AD. With the decline of the Chandela dynasty, these temples lay forgotten and lost in the dense jungles of MP. It was in 1838, that This World Heritage Site was discovered by a British Army engineer. Only 22 temples of the original 85 stand today!! The Khajuraho temples of the Hindu and Jain order, consist of two distinct groups, the eastern and the western group. The most important and the tallest of the Khajuraho temples is the Kandariya Mahadeo temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, standing 31 mts tall. The temple has a richly carved archway depicting different figures, its exteriors covered with carvings of gods and goddesses, musicians playing instruments, mithuna couples and winged and graceful celestial maidens - every inch of stone has a carved figure. Apart from the 22 temples, a visit to the State museum of tribal art, with its collection of the different arts and crafts of tribal Madhya Pradesh, is a must. Khajuraho, is connected by road, rail and air to Delhi , Agra , Gwalior and Varanasi . However, the roads are not well maintained and require an extra duration for traversing. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[61]=new Array("wi_BomAur.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Earth - Bombay & Aurangabad Bombay (Now Mumbai) : Over 300 years ago, Princess Catherine of Braganza, a Portuguese princess was promised in marriage to King Charles II of England . In the contracted dowry, along with two million Portuguese crowns and trading privileges in Brazil and East India, Charles II received a collection of fishing villages, inhabited by the local Kohli \'s..this was Bombay !! The British, made a remarkable discovery, that Bombay was bordering a deep sea harbour. Being a sea faring nation, they realised its importance and immediately shifted their western base headquarters from Surat (in Gujarat) to Bombay . They, as they usually did, built a fort and a church in South Bombay . The church, St. Thomas Cathedral still stands at Churchgate, dwarfed by high rise buildings. The Fort which is now called Churchgate is well known and Bombay Castle , inherited from The Portuguese, still exists within the walls of the Naval Dockyard. Today, Mumbai ( Bombay ), the capital of Maharashtra , is a restless, vibrant, cosmopolitan city pulsating with life. The state of Maharashtra that holds a million secrets within its fold, has 720 kms of stunning coast line, forbidden forts, roaring rivers and quiet hill stations. Aurangabad : A not to be missed destination on the avid traveller \'s itinerary. Aurangabad has history that dates back to the 2 nd century BC. This city is easily approachable by Air, Rail and Road. In addition to the world famous Ajanta and Ellora caves, Aurangabad has many interesting places to see. The awesome fortress of Daulatabad, with its series of trick defences and escape routes, the Panchakki - an intriguing water mill, Bibi- ka - Maqbara (the other Taj Mahal), the recently excavated Aurangabad Caves , Khuldabad - a holy village 14 kms away houses the tomb of the Mughal Emperor, Auzangzeb. The Emperor \'s tomb was built only with the few rupees that he had earned by stitching cloth caps! And on the tombstone is inscribed with elegant Persian calligraphy, \" No marble sheets should shield me from the sky as I lie here one with The Earth \". Lonar, 122 kms from Aurangabad , is one of the world \'s largest craters, formed by a meteorite almost 50000 years ago. The crater has a diameter of 7.175 kms and a depth of 132 mts. Close to Aurangabad , is a village without locks protected from theft!! Even the bank of this village has no locks!! One would need at least three days in Aurangabad to witness some of its intriguing wealth!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[62]=new Array("wi_CoracRaft.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Fire - Coracle & Raft Approximately a three hours drive from your hotel in Goa , to the East, will get you to The Dandeli Wilderness Camp, a well maintained camp with Swiss tents and log huts. Adventure activities like Jeep Safaris, Coracle Rides and White Water Rafting come with the package. This is located in Karnataka. To know more on Dandeli, check out Karnataka. Closer East, in Goa itself, are the magnificent Dhudsagar Falls . © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[63]=new Array("wi_JungTrail.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Fire - Jungle Trail - Kanha, Pench & Bandhavgarh A third of India \'s forests are in Madhya Pradesh and these comprise of The Kanha, The Pench and The Bandhavgarh, National parks. These parks are also the country \'s best kept National parks and are open from October - June. These parks have over 22 species of mammals and around 200 species of birds. Kanha, is known especially for its tiger reserve, which was created in 1952 under The Project Tiger. Kanha also boasts of The Barasingha (12 horned Antelope), The Chausingha (the four horned Antelope) and the Nilgai (also called Blue Bull), often mistaken for a cow but belonging to the Antelope family. These jungles were the inspiration for Nobel Laureate Rudyard Kipling \'s famous \" Jungle Book \". The Bandhavgarh National Park , a small sanctuary set among the Vindhya Mountain Ranges, which has the highest density of tigers in the country, is also known as \"The White Tiger Territory \". It was in the surroundings of Bandhavgarh that the White Tiger was discovered. These parks, are accessible by road from Nagpur , Jabalpur and Khajuraho, but require better maintenance to be considered good. These parks offer luxuriant accommodation in the middle of a Jungle with swimming pools and an opportunity to peek into this world of Jungles in comfort and elegance. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[64]=new Array("wi_MPBhoGwaKha.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Earth - Madhya Pradesh - Bhopal, Gwalior & Khajuraho Madhya Pradesh - Bhopal : Madhya Pradesh, a land where history stands frozen in stone, where religious diversity takes on a whole new meaning and where religious heritage and cultural inheritance compete for attention. Off course, Madhya Pradesh has its fair share of natural beauty with its gushing waterfalls, winding rivers and miles of dense forests and national parks teeming with some of the most varied wildlife in the country. If you have a penchant for art and culture or are looking for that extra slice of wildlife, then Madhya Pradesh, is your destination. Bhopal : The laid back Nawabi city of Bhopal , also the capital of Madhya Pradesh, is well connected to the other cities of India . While Bhopal has many interesting sights, it is known more as a gateway to Sanchi and the Bhimbetka Caves . The legendary town of Sanchi , located just 46 kms from Bhopal , is filled with monasteries and stupas that draw Buddhist devotees from all over Asia . The most famous stupa, The Sanchi Stupa, was built by the Emperor Ashoka. 50 kms south of Bhopal , hidden in dense forests, is an archeological treasure.the prehistoric cave paintings of Bhimbetka. These paintings of early man, lay here, undiscovered, for thousands of years!! Gwalior : A city nostalgic with royalty, Gwalior is the cultural hub of Madhya Pradesh, since the 15 th century. The blue tiled Gwalior Fort, has many stories to tell, stories of romances, battles and jauhars. Rising 100 mts above the town, the walls of the Gwalior Fort encircle nearly the entire hilltop. On the way up to the fort there are massive icons of Bahuabli, a Jain masterpiece cut out of huge rocks. The Jai Vilas Palace , the splendid royal palace of the Scindias, built like an Italian palazzo, is a combination of Tuscan and Corinthian styles of architecture. For the musically inclined, Gwalior has had long musical traditions. Gwalior houses the tomb of Ghous Mohammad, which is set in a beautiful garden. The tomb of the legendary singer Tansen, one of the nine jewels of the court of Emperor Akbar is set in the same park. Then there is the Sarod Ghar, a museum with a collection of old and contemporary musical instruments, belonging to great and illustrious musicians. Khajuraho: Khajuraho, the lost city of beautiful carved temples, is incredible beyond words. Khajuraho, derives its name from the Khajur tree (palm tree), found aplenty in this region. These magnificent structures were built by Raja Chandravarman, the founder of The Chandela dynasty. The 85 temples of Khajurao took 100 years to build, from 950 AD to 1050 AD. With the decline of the Chandela dynasty, these temples lay forgotten and lost in the dense jungles of MP. It was in 1838, that This World Heritage Site was discovered by a British Army engineer. Only 22 temples of the original 85 stand today!! The Khajuraho temples of the Hindu and Jain order, consist of two distinct groups, the eastern and the western group. The most important and the tallest of the Khajuraho temples is the Kandariya Mahadeo temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, standing 31 mts tall. The temple has a richly carved archway depicting different figures, its exteriors covered with carvings of gods and goddesses, musicians playing instruments, mithuna couples and winged and graceful celestial maidens - every inch of stone has a carved figure. Apart from the 22 temples, a visit to the State museum of tribal art, with its collection of the different arts and crafts of tribal Madhya Pradesh, is a must. Khajuraho, is connected by road, rail and air to Delhi , Agra , Gwalior and Varanasi . However, the roads are not well maintained and require an extra duration for traversing. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[65]=new Array("wi_MahabaLonawala.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Ether - Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala Mahabaleshwar , is a household name for every Mumbaite and Puneite, as come weekend they all rush for this pretty hill station, away from the city \'s mad-modern pace. In Mahabaleshwar, strawberry fields bloom forever, their reds coyly peeking out from under crisp green foliage. The cool breeze scours urban girt from one \'s mind and body. The tranquil blue lake with greenery all around, is where the mind and body unwind to take in Nature \'s simplicity and purity. At 1,372 mts above sea level, Mahabaleshwar, always pleasant, a cool 5-6 hours from Mumbai, and 3 hours from Pune, is an excellent getaway, with a number of good hotels and resorts with requsite facilities, but make sure that you book well in advance if you are planning on a week end!! Lonavala and Khandala , halfway between Bombay and Pune, are two other hill getaways. With an exception of winters, June to September is romantic especially in the rains. With Umpteen things to see and do, its also an exciting getaway, but once gain, don \'t forget the thumb rule, book way in advance for the weekends!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[66]=new Array("wi_ManduOrch.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Earth - Mandu & Orchha Mandu: Located 238 kms from Bhopal , Mandu also know as Mandogarh translating to \"The Ruined City \", was founed in the 6 th century AD, and rose to its fame in the 14 th -15 th century as the capital of the Malwa Sultanate. The grand Jammi Masjid and Hoshang Shah \'s tomb, which are fine examples of Mandu \'s Afgan architecture, inspired The Taj Mahal , a couple of centuries later. The Jammi Masjid derives its name from the great mosque of the same name at Damascus . Hoshang Shah \'s tomb is one of the first marble edifices of its kind in India. The tomb is adorned with a well proportioned dome, lattice work, porticos and towers. It is rumored that Shah Jahan sent four of his important architects to study this monument in great detail. One of them was Hamid Shah who was involved in the construction of The Taj Mahal. The Jahaz Mahal or The Ship Palace was a palace for pleasure and recreation constructed by Ghaiasud- din Khilji. It is set between two artificial lakes, Munj Talao and Kapur Talao. No reference to Mandu is complete without the mention of the immortal love story between Roopmati and Baz Bahadur. The romance of these two royal lovers still echoes in the ballads of this region and haunts the Roopmati pavilion and the Baz Bahadur Palace. The Roopmati pavilion, originally an Army observatory, later a look out point for the beautiful queen, as Baz Bahadurs \'s palace was visible from here, offers a panoramic view of the River Narmada. The closest airport to Mandu is 100 kms away at Indore . Indore is also a convenient base to explore Mandu. Mandu offers basic accommodation for those who want to soak in the spirit of this land of myth. Orchha : A two and a half hours drive from Khajuraho, leads one to Orchha, the medieval city filled with legends, mysteries, elegant palaces, beautifully laid out gardens, royal cenotaphs and charming temples. Orchha , was founded in 1531 and remained the capital of the Bundelas, a Rajput dynasty, until 1783. Bir Singh Deo ruled Orchha between 1605 and 1627 and built the Jhansi Fort. Although a favourite of the Mughal Prince Salim (Jehangir), Bir Singh Deo, found himself out of favour with Emperor Shah Jahan, and his beloved Orchha, was repeatedly raided by the Mughal armies. The architecture of Orchha is a combination of Rajasthani and Jain with heavy influences of the Mughal style. This combination is also called the Bundela style of architecture. The important Palaces not to be missed are The Seesh Mahal Palace, The Raj Mahal Place, The Raj Parveen Mahal, the Dinman Hardaul \'s Palace, The Sunder Mahal and the 14 cenotaphs dedicated to The Kings of Orchha at Kanchana Ghat by the Betwa river. © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[67]=new Array("wi_PortInheri.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Earth - Portuguese Inheritance : Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu Dadra and Nagar Haveli : Caught between the foothills of the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea , this union territory, since 1961 is largely influenced by the Portuguese. The Marathas who ruled till 1779 gifted 72 villages of this union territory to The Portuguese. The Portuguese imprint is not only observed by the forts and churches, but even the very capital of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, \"Silvassa \" means wood in Portuguese, and this becomes obvious the moment you reach the tiny capital. Tall trees surround little cottages and line the roads as well. You cannot miss the traces of Portuguese rule. While local legends and arts dominate the cultural landscape, the vibrant picturesque landscape, makes the town a destination that is both intriguing and relaxing. The natives also participate in colourful dances and curious rituals. During Diwali and Holi, the entire area reverberates with rhythm and beats that haunt you till long after. This city is well connected by a good motorable road from Mumbai ( Bombay ), 168 kms (3 hours) away. There are also a number of resorts with all the required facilities. Daman and Diu: 180 kms from Bombay , and a cool two and a half hours drive, to the North, is the Port capital of the Union territory of Daman & Diu . A Portuguese conclave for 4 centuries, this part of Daman is an exciting mix of Indian and Portuguese influences. While Daman is a great Port where the architecture of the streets and cottages would immediately transform you back in time, it does have the pristine beaches of Devka, Janpari and Navi Daman. However, Diu, to the west across the Arabian Sea, close to the lower tip of Gujarat is a beautiful island, just 13 kms long and 3 kms wide but packaged with limitless tourist possibilities. This island is one of Nature \'s best kept secrets. Its charm, one would associate with that of a quiet Mediterranean town. With its narrow winding streets, a beautiful town square with ancient buildings, homes with colourful facades, window boxes overhung with flowers.Diu is a town out of a picture book!! The ruling God of Diu is water and the crystal, idyllic beaches are both safe and picturesque. Herein, lies the focal point of activity in Diu , where water sports are available for all the interested!! Diu has direct flights from Daman and Mumbai. By road it is approachable from Una on the tip of Gujarat (30 kms). © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[68]=new Array("wi_PunGoa.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Wind - Pune & Old Goa Pune, 2 hours from Bombay , for years was thought of as a languid town with lovely weather, inhabited by the retired and the Oshoites, but nothing could be further from the truth. In the course of an average day in Pune, you could paraglide, catch the latest blockbuster in the ultramodern multiplex, swap recipes with international chefs, see a centuries old fort, and wind down with a bottle of the finest wine! The next day one could move to the outskirts, Khadakvasala, where the world famous National Defence Academy thrives (proud to say it is my Alma Mater), and then visit the massive Peacock Bay and watch yachts compete against the wind. Later take a trek up the mountain of Singarh Fort , then return to Pune, a 1 and a half hour drive to the cozy hotel and round off with a bottle of wine. Old Goa , is a small township, also worth a visit. It retains its old world charm as the government has forbidden hotels, shopping arcades or large restaurants from being constructed here. There are, however, snack vendors with a lot of knick-knacks. Old Goa is filled with convents interspersed with acres of manicured gardens. Also visit the The splendid Old Se Cathedral, Church of St. Francis of Assisi, The Basilica of Bom Jesus, where the body of St. Francis Xavier lies for all to witness, The Church of Our Lady of The Mount and The convent of St. Cajetan, The Archeological Museum and the Holy Hill are additional sites of interest. The Muslim Bhamani dynasty that has founded Old Goa, is now only remembered by a red and white archway, still standing, which belonged to their \"Rachol Fort \". © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");arrFiles[69]=new Array("wi_goawater.htm","Welcome To WMM Tours - Have a nice Trip in India","","","Bombay & Aurangabad Madhya Pradesh Portuguese Inheritance Mandu & Orcha Pune & Old Goa Bhopal & Khajuraho Jungle Trail Coracle & Raft Goa Mahabaleshwar, Lonavala, Khandala About India North South East West Send Enquiry Send Enquiry About Us Home Useful Info Send Enquiry Phone: + 91 40 27111919 Fax: + 91 40 27111919 Write to us : india@wmmtours.com West India - Water - Goa Goa : Yes, the world over, Goa is known for its Sun & Sands, not to mention blue crystal seas, friendly dolphins, watersports and Portuguese architecture. But that is not all that there is to Goa - here are many other tourist delights which one must take time off from the beach to explore. Approximately a three hours drive from your hotel in Goa , to the East, will get you to The Dandeli Wilderness Camp, a well maintained camp with Swiss tents and log huts. Adventure activities like Jeep Safaris, Coracle Rides and White Water Rafting come with the pcakage. This is located in Karnataka. To know more on Dandeli, check out Karnataka. Closer East, in Goa itself, are the magnificent Dhudsagar Falls. Then again, a 3 hours drive due south from Margao, witness Goa in its true element, untouched by modernization. As you drive past the southern beach of Palolem you come across the Islands of Karwar, where you can row out to your beach resort and check into comfortable cottages on stilts set amidst the casuarina groves. Closer to your hotel, on the way back, drop into Palolem beach, located in Canacona, 60 kms from Panjim (Panaji). This is a beach, away from the overcrowded, virtual, concrete jungle of North Goa , and a quiet destination favoured by the more discerning tourists for its peaceful ambience, back to nature image, coconut tree packed sandy beaches and not to mention the proximity to Dolphins!! Luxury resorts have yet to be established on this beach, but the quaint East West mix has reached places like Palolem giving it a charming touch of its own. The sea is so tranquil here that I remember when I motor boated out past the breakers line, to photograph the Dolphins prancing in the water, I was quite surprised to see a young lady on a Blow up Bed, actually reading something which looked like a novel! And to top it all, she looked a wee bit startled when a wave from the motor boat disturbed her!! Well that \'s Palolem, in Goa !! Off course, back at the hotel, when you are not eating sea food made in a blend of Portuguese and Indian style, you could paraglide, or water scooter around, or just laze on your beach bed with a book and the local brew called Feni - it \'s a favourite with all and sundry, a healthy alcoholic drink preferred with a sweet lime soda. Palm feni is preferred (by me) to Kaju feni because of the fragrance! Old Goa , is a small township, also worth a visit. It retains its old world charm as the government has forbidden hotels, shopping arcades or large restaurant from being constructed here. There are, however, snack vendors with a lot of knick-knacks. Old Goa is filled with convents interspersed with acres of manicured gardens. Also visit the The splendid Old Se Cathedral, Church of St. Francis of Assisi, The Basilica of Bom Jesus, where the body of St. Francis Xavier lies for all to witness, The Church of Our Lady of The Mount and The convent of St. Cajetan, The Archeological Museum and the Holy Hill are additional sites of interest. The Muslim Bhamani dynasty that has founded Old Goa, is now only remembered by a red and white archway, still standing, which belonged to their \"Rachol Fort \". Margao is the largest city of South Goa and its surrounding area is rich with tourist sites like the Rachol Seminary founded by The Jesuits in 1580. The Seminary is a work of beautiful architecture housing traditional Portuguese furniture and paintings. Some of Goa \'s oldest homes, which house treasure troves of art, artifacts, furniture and other knick knacks, like the sprawling Pereira- Braganza/ Menezes - Braganza house in the village of Chandorm are found here. Goa is easily accessible by air, rail and road. The domestic airport is connected to all other major airports on the country. The avid traveller now prefers to take a 12 hour rail journey along the fabulous Konkan Coast down to Kerala, considered by most as God \'s Own Country, to sample the hospitality and of course float along the backwaters in a Houseboat!! © Copyrights reserved to WMM Tours.com");