Kerala unveils an endless list of destinations, each one of which has a hidden treasure of its own. The bewitching beaches, the inviting backwaters, the wild waterfalls seem to amply prove that God was more than partial while designing this land. Man took over after God, further beautifying this land with temples, palaces, forts, synagogues and many more structures. No wonder Kerala is called ‘God’s own Country’.

From the city of Cochin, to the backwaters of Kumarakom, a stay on the houseboat, to the divine Poovai (near Trivandrum) visitors are given an unforgettable experience in Kerala.

The Golden Triangle of North India is the saga of royal splendor and statement of power. The tour begins in Delhi, the capital of India . The courts of democratic Parliament along with architectural legacies of the past make Delhi a wonderful tourist attraction. The India Gate, Red Fort, Kutub Minar, Akshardham Temple, Bahai Temple and many more are worth seeing in Delhi.

Agra, is the City of Taj, which like its name is a crown of all the architectural wonders of the world. Its has splendid Mughal-era buildings, most notably the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and Fatehpur Sikri, all three of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Jaipur, is the picturesque capital of Rajasthan. Visit to Amber fort, City Palace, Jantar-Mantar, Hawa Mahal, the ambling camels and cheerful people in multi-hued costumes will make your trip to this ‘Pink City’ a memorable one.

This town on the West coast of India was a settlement of the Portuguese. The people, culture, food and architecture here are a unique combination of the Portuguese and Indian style. A favorite destination for all westerners, it boasts of beautiful beaches, food and music. With a day to tour the Aguada fort, Basilica of St. Francis Xavier, a river cruise on the Mandovi, the three days in Goa will be pamper your body and senses. An ideal place to sunbathe and relax.

Bangalore, the city of the LCI conference 2009, is situated in the state of Karnataka. This state has a lot to offer. Mysore is the old capital of this region. A royal city with a beautiful palace, museums, Chamundi temple on the hilltop etc. It has pomp and pageantry of glorious traditions and marvels of modern engineering.

Coorg is a three hour drive from Mysore. Set amongst coffee plantations the beauty of the environs is breathtaking. The drive to Coorg and the resort where you will stay is one of the best the state has to offer.