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The mesmerizing landscape of Uttarakhand, with its rolling hills, high mountains and roaring rivers, offers a plethora of exciting sporting experiences. Ranging from trekking to skiing to white water rafting, everything is possible here! With a multitude of government and private tour operators offering professionally supervised, customized Uttarakhand Tour Packages , it is not surprising that Uttarakhand has emerged as a hotspot for adventure activities, as well as various extreme sports. Stringent safety laws ensure a well-organised, safe experience, attracting groups of youngsters, families, or individual travellers.  Being a relatively new addition to the adventure junkie's itinerary, Uttarakhand has several less-traversed and even unexplored destinations, adding to its charm. White-Water Rafting Rafting Season: March-May / September-Nov The fast flowing rivers of Uttarakhand, many of them originating in the state itself — Ganga, Yamuna, Alaknanda and B...

India is not an especially dangerous country, but as with most places in the world today, you have to exercise a certain amount of care and vigilance. Fortunately, violent crime against foreigners is unusual, though it does happen occasionally. On the other hand, petty theft, including bag snatching and pick pocketing, is common. There have also been cases of unsuspecting tourists being given drugged food or drink and then robbed. Although terrorist attacks have become more common in India, most of them haven't been directed at non-Indians, and the likelihood of being a casualty of such an attack is so much less than the risk of getting hit by a car when you are walking down the road that it is practically negligible as long as you stay away from the trouble spots.  You aren't likely to run into most of these problems (aside from unscrupulous taxi and/or auto-rickshaw drivers, which is practically inevitable), but being aware will help you avoid them. And it...

Jammu which is located 300 KMS   FROM SRINAGAR and at an ALTITUDE of 314 Meters is the winter capital of the state, Jammu is set against the backdrop of the majestic Pir Panjal range on the one side and the fast-flowing Tawi river on the other. Though a relatively new city, archaeological evidence from regions surrounding Jammu has been dated to Harappan times. Historically speaking, however, Jammu is most greatly indebted to the region's Dogra rulers, who developed this town as their capital in the 18th century. They built many Hindu shrines here whose rising shikharas lend the city a distinctively spiritual air, while also giving it the sobriquet 'City of Temples'. Because of the long and prosperous rule of the Dogra dynasty, and the large Dogra population here, this region is also referred to as 'Duggardesh'. It is believed that Jammu is named after Jamboo Lochan, the brother of a local chieftain Bahu Lochan, who built the imposing Bahu Fort in the 17...

Relax After Travelling O n  India tour packages  If you are careful, you probably won't get anything worse than a little Travelers' diarrhea, or perhaps a cold, but if you have severe diarrhea lasting for more than a couple of days, you run a high fever, you have fever and chills, you become really weak or you have any unusual symptoms, you should see a doctor. While good allopathic care is available in various places, you will also find many physicians practicing traditional forms of medicine. Delhi Belly is a relatively mild condition that is common among foreigners traveling to India. It can be caused by food your body is not used to, jet lag, change of altitude, change of climate, or contaminated food and water. Many people get it in the first week or two they are in India, though it can occur at any time. Usually, the symptoms—diarrhea (3-6 loose, watery stools in a day), cramps, nausea sometimes accompanied by vomiting—come on suddenly, last for a day or two an...

Wildlife tours in India are extremely popular as there are Wildlife Sanctuaries all over the country. Rajasthan is one of few states in the country which along with culture and heritage also offers wildlife experiences.  Rajasthan tourpackages  offered by Swan Tours are designed in a manner that a tourist visits both heritage spots as well as the wildlife regions of the state. Find below the list of Wildlife Sanctuaries & National Parks in Rajasthan #1 Darrah Sanctuary  Established in 1955, previously the Kota hunting reserves. The sanctuary covers 266 sq. km (102 sq. miles) of dry deciduous forest (mostly Anogeissus penduai). The animals include wolf, sloth bear, chinkara and leopard. Despite disturbance from local villages, it is still worth visiting. Best time to visit: February-May #2 Desert National Park This large park of 3,172 sq. km (1,220 sq. miles) is 32 km (20 miles) from Jaisalmer. Much of the area is covered with patchy scru...