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Kerala
The name of the state of Kerala has been taken from the word Keralaputra (land of the sons of Cheras), as mentioned in one of the Ashokan edicts dating back to 273-236 BC. Chera was the first large empire that took roots in this state, and continued to use Tamil till 7th century as their administrative language. The Chera power declined in the 10th century AD, after Cholas, the rulers of Tamil Nadu, were successful in overthrowing the dynasty. Goa
History of Goa – Rules of the Kings
 Adventurepx
is like the spirit of tourism in India; you just cannot call your trip to
India complete until you don't get the taste of adventure in the high ranges
or the deep seas of India. The magnificent country is jeweled with snow
capped Himalayas, the lush green western ghats, deserts of Rajasthan, and
splendid beaches and islands in Lakshadweep and Andaman...more
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There
are hardly any places better than Indian beaches where you could unwind
under the clear blue skies. The palm fringed beaches of Goa or the golden
sand beaches of Tamil Nadu, you have the option of lying down soaking the
sun or indulge in the many adventure water sports. Besides, India is also
home to Marina Beach, the second longest beach in the world and the two
magnificent group of tropical islands in Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar
Islands....
Be
a part of them or just be a spectator, there is no way you could escape
being enchanted by the splendid larger than life celebrations of Festivals
in India. Whether the festivals are religious, cultural, local or seasonal
in nature they are celebrated with enthusiasm and exuberance that is hard to
be surpassed....
It
is not at all an exaggeration to say that India lives in its villages. It is
in these rural towns of India, the tourists get to feel charm and warmth of
real India and its people. Tread through the narrow lanes in rural Rajasthan
or the vast lying green fields of Punjab, to witness a lifestyle too good to
be emulated, culture and tradition seen nowhere else....
Say
hello to one of the most diverse wildlife homes in the world. Brace yourself
for incredible range of experiences when on a safari through the many
wildlife parks like the home of one horned rhino in Kaziranga, or the
splendorous Bandhavgarh National Park, where you will meet the tiger, the
undisputed king of the jungle. Such is the magnificence of some parks that
they have been recognized as World Heritage sites by UNESCO...
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