LADAKH. Situated in the far north of India, Ladakh is often called "Small Tibet", "Lunar Earth" or "Last Shangri La" and has been able to preserve an authentic Buddhist culture. In these high lands, crossed by the Indus valley , are scattered numerous villages and monasteries. Often perched on the mountainside, they offer striking scenery set against a backdrop of unusually coloured rocks, snow-covered peaks, and a deep blue cloudless sky. This region, which is an extension of the Tibetan plateau, offers arid landscapes broken miraculously with a few verdant oases. A trek in Ladakh is a chance to visit some of the most famous Buddhist
monasteries: Hemis, Tikse, Shey, Stock.

ZANSKAR. North of the Great Himalayan range, amongst a tangled knot of jagged mountains, lies a rugged and fascinating land, the once independent kingdom of Zanskar. Sandwiched between the Indus Valley and the main crest of the Indian Himalayas, this remote and inaccessible setting, well guarded by snowy mountain passes, has kept alive an archaic form of Tibetan Buddhism which flourishes in a chain of far-flung monasteries, most of which occupy spectacular fortified locations, high on rocky ridges above isolated valleys. Lovely high meadow camp sites and dry desert land, high passes and snow-capped peaks, Buddhist monasteries and picturesque villages with their irrigated fields of barley and potatoes, and fascinating encounters with the Zanskari people turn a trek in this area into an unforgettable experience.

WILD LIFE TOURS, SAFARIS, CYCLE TOURS... India is the land where reality blends into the magical world of dreams and wishes. It's a paradise for all kinds of outdoor activities.From Kashmir to Tamil Nadu and from Rajasthan to Bengal, you will discover a land of vibrant colours, with so many breath-taking views and an abundance of temples and monuments to visit.