Long closed to foreign travelers, Tibet exerted a strong pull on the imagination of the world. Protected by the vast Himalayan range and a policy of isolation enforced by its government, Tibet's immense, stark, grand plateau, its warm, cheerful people and its unique, colorful Buddhist tradition, imbued with mysticism, appeared to many the embodiment of the mythical Sangri-La.

Indian subcontinent, in spite of being the home of a variety of castes, customs, conventions, diets, dialects, races, regions and religions, is still one nation. It is one of the oldest cultures of the world owing to its history of 3000 years. Spectacular natural frontiers make India an ultimate holiday destination - north ahs a stretch of great Himalaya with awesome mountains and peaks,

The Kingdom of Bhutan opened up to tourists as recently as 1974, with strict regulations to minimise the impact that tourism undoubtedly has. You will discover in the thunder dragon Kingdom of Bhutan, true mystical bliss enveloped in its natural splendor.