West India Tours

Western India includes Goa, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Union Territories of Daman and Diu. It is predominantly acclaimed for spots, for example, the cavern temples of Mumbai, Goa, Rann of Kutch, Ajanta and Ellora, and wildlife sanctuaries in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. With a rich heritage, this part of the nation has some excellent traveler destinations, including glorious landmarks, which symbolize the wonderful architectural heritage of old India. Moreover, the mild atmosphere in Western India underpins the improvement of unmistakably differing flora and fauna. Hence, some best and most well known wildlife sanctuaries are situated in western India.

The third-biggest state in India, Maharashtra disregards the Arabian Sea and structures a basic place of western India. This waterfront state offers a brilliant mix of convention and innovation and is home to many interesting vacation destinations. Significant landmarks incorporate Gateway of India, Mumbai; Elephanta Caves, Mumbai, Aga Khan Palace, Pune; Aurangabad Caves; And rock-cut caverns at Ajanta and Ellora. This World Heritage Site is well known for the grand caverns worked by Rashtrakuta and other decision lines of antiquated South India.

Situated on the west bank of India, Goa is an extremely dwelling place picturesque appeal and excellence. A holiday heaven, Goa offers an impressive mix of lovely beaches, excellent brilliant sands, sublime social heritage, an immense field of different widely varied flora and fauna, delightful holy places and glorious temples. You don't need to look past the otherworldly place that is known for Goa only for the ideal holiday plans, be it fun, experience, daylight, otherworldliness or just unwinding. Madhya Pradesh is frequently called the core of India with a scene of levels, stream valleys, hills, and woods. For the guest, the fundamental fascination of Madhya Pradesh are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: ninth tenth century temples in Khajuraho known for their sensual carvings going back to the third century BC - seventh century AD Buddhists in Sanchi Settlements and cavern compositions dating to Bhimbetka in 8000 BC

No tour of western India can be finished without a visit to the seaside province of Gujarat, which streams along the longest coastline (1290 km) in India. Home to a portion of the significant tourist goals in western India, Gujarat is known for its old temples, glorious beaches, colorful people and rich social heritage. The home state of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi, Gujarat has excellent temples, bright beaches, Rann of Kutch, numerous verifiable destinations, efficient urban areas, national parks, and wildlife sanctuaries.

The twin urban cities of Daman and Diu lie on the southern outskirt of the province of Gujarat. They are excellent doors with brilliant sea shores, dense palm-trees forest, and historical monuments.