
India
A kaleidoscope of Himalayan peaks, holy cities, lush backwaters, tiger sanctuaries, tea plantations and street-food markets – India offers endless discoveries.

Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bhutan and Sri Lanka come together in this beautiful region, where Asia dips down towards the equator. Chief among these countries is India, which retains an inimitable presence in traveller’s minds, from its northerly peaks to its balmy forts and hill stations, vital megacities, palaces and ceremonies. However, Pakistan’s Mughal architecture and Sufi shrines are unjustly overlooked by many. In Nepal, visitors can enjoy Himalayan vistas and Kathmandu’s palaces, as well as tigers, leopards and rhinos. Bhutan’s monasteries and rhododendron forests draw in thousands of tourists each year. And if you visit Sri Lanka, you'll enjoy Dambulla’s cave temples, as well as tea plantations, panthers and monkeys.

A kaleidoscope of Himalayan peaks, holy cities, lush backwaters, tiger sanctuaries, tea plantations and street-food markets – India offers endless discoveries.

A small island with a laid-back feel, Sri Lanka combines beaches, hill stations and coastal towns, all within close reach.

Pakistan surprises at every turn: towering peaks, vibrant cities, timeless monuments and welcoming people – a country many overlook.

Spiritual highs meet towering Himalayan peaks in this mystical, mountainous country.

A Himalayan kingdom of clean mountain air, centuries-old monasteries, vibrant Buddhist traditions, scenic valleys, mindful tourism and the world’s happiest, warmest people.

