North India has a great mix of kingdoms, cultures, traditions, architectural wonder and a vast variety of landscapes. Take in the splendour and romance of Rajasthan, brimming with ancient temples and Mughal monuments.

Despite the different languages in South India, there is such homogeneity here. The depth of culture of the past is still evident and highly revered. Examining the unique architecture of the temples here tells the story of centuries gone.

Know as “The Pearl of the Indian Ocean”, Sri Lanka has a legendary reputation for its natural beauty. This is a land of diversity, with its towering Buddhas, ancient cities and towns, green carpeted resorts, wildlife parks, scenic golf courses and beautiful beaches.

Myanmar (formerly Burma), is a Southeast Asian nation of more than 100 ethnic groups, bordering India, Bangladesh, China, Laos and Thailand.

Bhutan, the serene mountain kingdom. Untouched by modernity still retains its old world charm. Opening its doors to tourists in 1974, Bhutan is an ancient land, rich in Buddhist culture.