Rajasthan: The country’s largest state and home to some its most renowned attractions, historic Rajasthan boasts a wealth of ancient forts, hilltop towns, and attractive palaces, separated by barren desert, mountains rich in wildlife, and fertile valleys.

Kerala: Networks of scenic rivers and backwaters, sleepy beach towns, and national parks protecting a huge diversity of wildlife make the region of Kerala an exciting starting point for a wild and adventurous vacation in India.

Tamil Nadu: The artwork, architecture, language, and religion of the Tamil people make southern Tamil Nadu a fascinating place to explore, with ancient traditions interacting with contemporary culture to create a colorful, lively, and intoxicating state.

Karnataka: From its long, scenic stretch of coastline, to its ancient archaeological sites, rugged landscape, and bustling modern cities, Karnataka offers a vast array of natural and cultural attractions to explore.

Himachal Pradesh: Adventurers visit Himachal Pradesh to try out a range of outdoor activities in a striking mountainous landscape, while relaxation and luxury lovers go there to soak up the atmosphere of the colonial-era hill stations.

Uttar Pradesh: India’s most populous state, Uttar Pradesh features bustling metropolitan areas filled with world-famous attractions and smaller, quainter towns along the banks of India’s two holiest rivers.

Uttarakhand: The age, atmosphere, and importance of its places of pilgrimage, along with the superlative nature of its mountainous landscape make the northern state of Uttarakhand an ideal place for a rewarding holiday in India.

Jammu and Kashmir: Way up in the north, Jammu and Kashmir remain relatively unvisited by international tourists, though the region’s trekking and skiing opportunities ensure plenty of adventure for those looking for adrenaline and excitement.