Travel and experience the beauty of Incredible India.
India is a mosaic of multicultural experiences. With a rich heritage and myriad attractions, the country is among the finest destinations for a holistic vacation. Extending from the snow-covered Himalayan heights to the tropical rain forests of the south, India is home to spectacular landscapes – long stretches of coastline; expansive hot, cold and white salt deserts; dense forests; alpine meadows and lakes, serene ghats and tiger reserves. India is known for its monuments and edifices that display the fine architecture and grandiose of different eras in the country.
The rich cultural heritage of India, one of the world’s oldest civilizations, is an all-embracing confluence of religions, traditions and customs. Over the years, numerous styles of art, architecture, painting, music, dance, festivals and customs have developed in India. The finesse of Indian handiwork, the richness of silk and cotton textiles, the ethnicity of jewellery, everything has come down as a heritage from ancient times and is being kept alive generation after generation. Festivals reflect the soul of India’s diversity and its rich cultural heritage. Various festivals of differing character – national, social, cultural and religious, are celebrated across the country throughout the year. Explore Festivals of India
India’s story of Digital Transformation is a story of Innovation, Implementation and Inclusion. India has pioneered uniquely innovative digital projects, implemented population scale transformational projects and ensured Digital Inclusion – with an objective of providing affordable access to Digital Services to all citizens.
India’s Digital Public Infrastructure serves billion plus population, resulting in billion+ transactions daily
The Government of India has decided to introduce the Cheetah, the only large carnivore species that went extinct in Independent India. The Cheetahs for release at selected sites in India have been sourced from the ancestral South African, Botswanan and Namibian cheetah populations. These sites were chosen based on the suitability and continued availability of the animals. This unique international endeavor will not only strengthen the efforts for global conservation of the Cheetah, but also will help in the re-establishment of this species in its historical range in India.
