India - Oasis Highlights

There are so many highlights to India it is almost impossible to select just a few. From incredible culture, history and wildlife to great food and some of the finest hotels on earth.

Taj Mahal

No first trip to India would be complete without a visit to the magnificent Taj Mahal. That first glimpse is a truly breathtaking moment and it is certainly lives up to all the hype.

 

Varanasi

One of Indiaā€™s most sacred and religious cities, a visit to Varanasi can be overwhelming; however it epitomises the real India and should not be missed. Take a boat trip on the river Ganges and explore the ghats at dawn where the lighting is just magical and the sight of pilgrims flocking to morning prayer truly awe-inspiring.

 

Tiger spotting at Ranthambhore National Park

Going on safari in one of Indiaā€™s principal national parks in search of the endangered Bengal tiger is a truly exhilarating experience. There are some superb accommodation options reminiscent of African safari lodges ā€“ far from roughing it!

 

Taking a train journey in India

Travelling by train in India is an indescribable experience and has to be done to be believed! Scenes of overcrowded platforms, people running across the tracks and just the general chaos may be daunting to some but is an integral part of understanding the Indian way of life.

 

Everyday life

Every time you venture out in India brings a new sight and experience to stimulate the senses. Just take a short stroll outside your hotel and spend a few minutes observing everyday life, itā€™s guaranteed to give you everlasting memories.

 

Stay in a traditional fort or palace

Rajasthan is home to some truly spectacular forts and palaces that have played a significant part of the countryā€™s history and now offer unique and often luxurious accommodation options that can really enhance ones understanding of Indiaā€™s history and culture.

 

Experience an Indian festival

Indiaā€™s festival calendar is bursting at the seams with at least one a month celebrating the countryā€™s rich traditions and religious beliefs. The festivals are always colourful and open to all to enjoy no matter caste, class and religion.

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