Showing posts with label Family Holiday Packages in India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family Holiday Packages in India. Show all posts

Saturday, 17 June 2023

Asian Adventures: Exploring the Natural Wonders and Cultural Treasures

 Welcome to Asian Adventures, where a world of breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, captivating cultures, and amazing experiences await you. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast, a wildlife lover, or a culture aficionado, Asian Adventures promises to take you on unforgettable adventures across Asia.


1. Awe-Inspiring Wildlife Encounters:

Asian Adventures provides unparalleled opportunities to witness the majestic wildlife of Asia, especially the Indian Subcontinent. From dense rainforests to expansive savannas, from lush mountain forests to coastal habitats, this region is home to an incredible variety of flora and fauna, much of it endemic. Through our well-curated tours and safaris, Asian Adventures allows travelers to explore these natural wonders while ensuring minimal impact on the environment.


Imagine yourself standing in the lush jungles of the Western Ghats, gazing up at the amazing endemic hornbills in the treetops. Or picture yourself on a boat safari along the Chambal River, where you spot the elusive Gangetic Dolphins gracefully breaking the surface or endangered Gharials basking on the banks. Asian Adventures brings these extraordinary encounters to life, offering a chance to connect with nature in the most authentic way.





2. Trekking through Breathtaking Landscapes:

For adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts, Asian Adventures offers a plethora of trekking options that will leave you spellbound. Whether it's hiking through the rugged terrains of the Himalayas, exploring the lush tea plantations in Sri Lanka, or venturing into the remote corners of Northeast India, there's a trek for every level of experience and fitness.

The trails lead you to stunning vistas, hidden valleys, and remote villages, giving you a glimpse into the rich cultures and traditions of the local communities. The knowledgeable guides ensure your safety while providing fascinating insights into the region's ecology, history, and customs. Asian Adventures allows you to challenge yourself physically while immersing yourself in the awe-inspiring beauty of Asia.




3. Cultural Immersion and Heritage Exploration:

Asia is a treasure trove of ancient civilizations, vibrant traditions, and remarkable architectural marvels. Asian Adventures understands the significance of cultural immersion and offers unique experiences to explore the rich heritage of the continent.

Embark on a cultural tour of India, where you can witness mesmerizing dance performances, visit centuries-old temples and forts, and participate in colourful festivals. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of Bhutan, a land of monasteries and prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. Asian Adventures provides a gateway to unlock the mysteries of Asia's cultural tapestry.





4. Responsible and Sustainable Tourism:

Asian Adventures believes in responsible and sustainable tourism, striving to minimize the ecological footprint while creating a positive impact on local communities. They collaborate with local guides and communities, ensuring fair employment practices and supporting conservation efforts.

Our commitment to responsible travel is reflected in our many conservation projects, which aim to protect endangered species and habitats across India, as well as showcase the rich cultures of local communities. By choosing Asian Adventures, travelers actively contribute to the preservation of the region's natural and cultural heritage.


Asian Adventures is a gateway to explore the wonders of Asia in an immersive and responsible manner. Whether it's encountering wildlife in their natural habitats, trekking through breathtaking landscapes, or delving into the rich tapestry of Asian cultures, this platform offers unforgettable experiences.

As you embark on your travels with Asian Adventures, be prepared to be captivated by the diverse landscapes, enchanted by the vibrant cultures, and moved by the commitment to sustainability. Let Asian Adventures be your guide to unlocking the secrets of Asia and creating lasting memories that will stay with you for a lifetime.



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Monday, 24 February 2020

Gorumara National Park – Climate, Flora, and Fauna, and Other Details




Gorumara National Park is truly a worth-exploring attraction and a natural splendor. This scenic attraction is filled with thick grasslands and forests. It houses plenty of flora and fauna, including Indian rhinoceros. Gorumara National Park is well located by River Raidak and Murti. In 1949, it was announced as wildlife sanctuary and in 1992, it became a national park. In 2009, the Ministry of Environment & Forests announced it the most conserved region. It is truly a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts who haven’t explored its sprawling beauty. You can definitely enjoy a great experience and thrilling trip.

Flora and Fauna

Flora – Gorumara National Park is well regarded for having deciduous and tropical forests. Sal is found in density here, along with Simul, Teak, Khair and Siris trees. You can also find riverine grasslands and bamboo groves.

Fauna – Indian rhinoceros are found in abundance here. Along with it, you can also find elephants, sloth bear, barking deer, hog deer, wild boar, Indian wolves, and leopard. The national park also houses a few poisonous snakes like King Cobra. It has over 300 species of birds like scarlet minivet, Asian paradise flycatchers, woodpeckers, Indian hornbills, pheasants, peafowls, and brahminy duck.


Climate and Best Time to Visit
Gorumara mostly has tropical weather all around the year. It receives temperatures from 23 degrees to 10 degrees from summer to winter respectively. The rainy season lasts from June to September and it receives moderate and heavy rainfall in this season. In monsoon, the weather is highly humid.

The national park remains open from October to June and closed during monsoons when animals breed from June 15 to mid-September. So, November to March is the ideal time when you can find lush greens and higher chances of animal sightings.

Getting There

By Air – Bagdogra is the nearest airport which is just 80 km from Gorumara National Park. You can take regular flights from Mumbai, Delhi, and Kolkata. By reaching the airport, you can hire a taxi and it will take up to 2 hours.

By Rail – New Maynaguri is the nearest railway station at 20km. It has good connectivity to Kolkata and other North-eastern and Eastern cities.

By Road – Siliguri is located around 72 km from Gorumara National Park via Canal Road and the journey takes over 2 hours. It is located 32 km from Jalpaiguri via NH717 and it takes only 1 hour. You can easily drive through these places as roads are very smooth here.

Timings
Gorumara National Park welcomes tourists every day except Thursdays. The park opens from 6 AM to 5 PM. For watchtower tours and safaris, you can choose from four shifts –
6.30 AM to 8 AM
9 AM to 10.30 AM
1 PM to 2.30 PM
3.30 PM to 5 PM

Phone: +918010450000
Email: info@asianadventures.in
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Friday, 20 September 2019

What do you love about mountains?


Mountains have always been at my beck and call whenever I need a break from my hectic schedule bringing creativity in my thought process and newness in my perception. This time along with my office colleagues I planned to unfold astounding beauty of Kumaon. Although the region has garnered name across the tourists for its breathtaking landscapes, and mouthwatering cuisine, the trip handcrafted by Asian Adventures made us unlock many untouched places brimming with natural beauty away from the gaze travel buffs. Corbett National Park was our first stopover- surrounded by verdant mountains and crisscrossed by hidden creeks, the place is an ultimate destination to venture into the wild terrain of India. It took us around six hours drive to enter the Himalayan Foothills of Corbett National Park. The windy air in the area was enough to revive our excitement that was transforming into fatigue after six hours long drive. We had our breakfast at Tiger Camp Resort in Corbett where we stayed till noon.


 The resort is encompassed by thirteen independent cottages and fourteen superior rooms offering a mesmerizing view of the dense thickets. It is interesting to see how all the rooms of the resort gives a comfortable and luxurious stay without compromising with the ethos of the surrounding. Besides taking a dip in the swimming pool it also has its own private meadow where one can relax and enjoy the course of Kosi river. After having a hefty breakfast and spending some time in the vicinity of the resort we headed towards Ranikhet yet another Kumaoni destination perched at a height of 6,153 feet. As we were crossing through the dense thickets of Corbett our eyes glued at the serpentine flow of Kosi river beautifully blending with the verdant hills of the region. While driving upwards we got an amazing view of the Garjiya Devi Temple, one of the prominent temple in Uttarakhand located at the outskirts of Corbett. The captivating scenery motivated us to take some photographs before resuming our journey. Our driver told us that the temple precinct is not only sacred for the pilgrims but it is also considered a holy grail for some of the rarest and gorgeous species of Himalayas including Ibisbill, Pallas's fish eagle, Tawny fish owl, etc. Cruising through the scenic pathways of hovering clouds and green hills we reached Ranikhet- the Queen's meadow.



Carrying the colonial connection, this prolific hill station and cantonment town of Ranikhet was established as a holiday destination during summers by the Britishers. We came across several scenic spots giving a spellbound backdrop of the majestic Himalayan and the blooming valleys. Located near the army cantonment area and dedicated to Goddess Durga sitting on a swing, the 8th-century Jhula Devi Temple is highly revered amongst the Goddess devotee attracting pilgrims from all corners. As we entered the temple we were surprised by the number of bells hanging across the temple vicinity. While the sanctum sanctorum of the temple embellished by statues of Gods and Goddess. Just a minute walk brought us to another famous temple- the Ram Mandir founded by a famous saint living in the region. To reach the sanctum santorum of the temple we had to climb fleets of stairs and made our way to the ancient cave which was sitting just below the temple region. Driving through the topsy-turvy lanes brought us one of India's most spectacular garden- the Chaubatia Garden. While walking through its green and flowery passage we were exposed to the beautiful fruit orchards of Apricots, Lychees, Walnuts, and Apples scattered across its vast and astonishing expanse. As everyone were busy capturing this scenic views in their cameras, my eyes fell upon 2 pheasants who were playing around as I inched towards them they concealed themselves in the large blades of grasses. 


The area was echoing with the whistling call of Blue-whistling thrush and Hoopoes. From Chaubatia Garden we made our way to Mankameshwar Temple and Shall Factory- A place that has a beautiful collection of handmade stuff by the locals. Haidakhan Temple was our last stop before we retired for the day. Founded by Haidakhan who is believed to be the incarnation of Lord Shiva to whom this temple is dedicated, the place is ringed by the renowned peaks of the Himalayas attracting an amazing influx of both pilgrims and adventure lovers who desire to soak into the glory of temple's mystical and natural beauty.


As the dusk was falling rapidly, we moved towards our hotel- Snow View Ranikhet. Making our way through the bustling market as reached the hotel it was already dark. We settled down in our respective rooms, rested for a while before coming down in the dining area for devouring into the sumptuous Kumaoni cuisine. Residing in the picturesque location and offering a panoramic view of the valley, Snow View- Ranikhet comprises of ten rooms equipped with modern amenities and a team of caring staff who ensure that you have a cozy and comfortable stay during your sojourn in Ranikhet. Next morning we woke up to the shaft of light penetrating through the window and witness the romance of floating clouds caressing the verdant hills. Post breakfast we headed towards Ranikhet's Golf Course which included amongst the highest golf courses of Asia. This smoldering place is just a few minutes drives from our hotel- Snow View Ranikhet. Strolling around its tranquil landscape everyone was captivated by the magnificent location the place had to offer. We spend around an hour over there before proceeding towards Jageshwar- the abode of Lord Shiva. En-route we enjoyed watching the humble life of villagers who are settled across the breathtaking hamlet of Himalayas. Sitting at a height of 6,135′ feet, Jageshwar is considered to be one of India's ancient village that earlier used to be halting-place for the pilgrims of Kailash Mansarovar. On arrival at this picturesque location amidst the dense thickets of Deodar trees, we had a scrumptious lunch at Cafe Swayambhu of Van Serai and strolled around the vicinity before making our way to Jageshwar Dham.




A 2500-year-old Shiva Temple Complex carrying more than 100 small temples dedicated to Gods and Goddess besides lord Shiva. Mukteshwar was the next destination in this enchanting journey. The place is composed of independent cottages and beautiful garden giving an incredible view of the enchanting valley blending with the snow-capped mountains ringed around the surrounding. While strolling around the resort’s vicinity we tried out freshly made chocolates beautifully placed inside the choco-house of Mountain Trail. After having dinner in the dining area we discussed our next day's plan before retiring to our respective rooms. Next day I woke up early morning to witness the crimson sky and capture the alluring sunrise that had cast a magical spell on the valley. Following breakfast, we headed towards Chauli Ki Jali- a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Bounded by the mesmerizing views of the Himalayan range and Kumaon valley, the adrenaline rush we experienced while climbing the rock was inexplicable. From Chauli Lo Jali we trailed towards the century-old Mukteshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The culmination of the tour was when we visited the cascading waterfall of Bhalu Gaad Falls. The two night three days journey made me explore the hidden gems of Uttarakhand untouched and unspoilt by the maddening crowd. It has beautifully rekindled my bond with mountains which lost in the competitive struggle of metro cities.




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Sunday, 13 May 2018

Family Holiday Packages in India


Experience India in its delightful glory through well-chosen India family tour packages; take help of Expert advice of Asian Adventures Experts. With an ancient history spanning thousands of years, India is a land of over a billion hearts, rich culture and incredible visuals and heritage. Each region of India is blessed with its unique geography, wildlife and flora, and fauna, and with it come exclusive cultures, cuisines, traditions, and lifestyles.


There are many different manners to witness the grandeur of India. Indian cultural tours, classical India tours, wildlife and birding tours, adventure tours, spiritual tours, luxury tours, wellness tours and many more tours crafted to explore incredible India. With its history of various rulers, Indian cuisines reflect all of their cultures and hence are a heady mix. Delicious Indian cuisines are not to be missed in any India tour you choose.


The sheer magic of Rajasthan is simply overwhelming. The peaceful sand dunes come alive up with the colorful disposition of its people. There are many UNESCO world heritage sites in the state of  Rajasthan. Magnificent forts and monuments, Camel rides, local musical folklores, beautiful handicrafts are some of the trademarks of a typical Rajasthan city. Jaisalmer, Jaipur, Udaipur, Pushkar are a few places a family will love to visit in Rajasthan. One can also opt for a luxury train tour  which will give your family a lifetime experience of Royalty of Rajasthan.




For Families interested in a Himalayan sojourn experience the spectacular Himalayas and its surroundings in Asian Adventures Himalayas tour. India is home to many scenic hill stations with the Himalayas as their backdrop. The Himalayan Snow capped mountains the clean springs and lush green carpets of grass are home to many species of birds and mammals. Himalayan Lodges offer many adventures activities for indulging in some adventure sports like trekking, paragliding, skiing and similar activities. Nainital, Manali, Ladakh, Shimla, Darjeeling, Dharamsala are a few of such places.



God's own country Kerala the southernmost state of India has tranquil backwater, hill stations with lush tea plantations, clear beaches and outstanding bird and wildlife sanctuaries. This is amongst the must visit destinations of the world in a lifetime. You have to soak in its beauty and witness its grandeur. Kerala is also known for its fantastic Ayurvedic massages and therapies which are simply the best in the world.


Amongst option for a family holiday package in  India the Indian national parks, wildlife and bird sanctuaries to be a nature lover's delight. Asiatic Lions, Leopards, Tigers,  single-horned rhinos, elephants, cheetals, blackbucks, elephants, and many more draw a complete picture of a typical Indian wildlife. The Bird sanctuaries are home to both domestic and migratory birds too. Kanha National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Sunderbans are just a few of such locales.




India offers a chance for the spiritually-inclined to understand and practice various religions. From Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam to Christianity, India has welcomed all religions with open arms and each faith is celebrated with equal fervor. Asian Adventures signature tour Sikkhism, Buddhism and the British Raj is another tour ideal for families to undertake and this family tour packages give you a glimpse of the Golden triangle and Dharamshala.



Family Holiday Packages in India with Asian Adventures offers an experience of the most exotic land in some in wonderful and unparallel ways. You can choose from the many options of India tours packages that are on offer by Asian Adventures or let our experts design a tour to suit your requirements.

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