YOGA TOURISM is a new concept for "Enjoying Your Tour with YOGA". India is known for its population, millions of gods, various religions, temples, philosophers and sadhus or saints, festivals and fares, deserts and hill. Even people says that India is a country of snake charmers.

India used to be known as the Golden Bird till the British departure. Maharajas(King's) made beautiful buildings, forts etc for their own use. Now many of the palaces and places are historical monuments, and are visited, by millions of people from all over the world. As many buildings have gone into the history so have gone its richness of the past.

However these are not the only things that India can offer to its visitors. India also offers to see its landscape and wildlife by river rafting and trekking, mountaineering and bird-watching. It offers to visit its sunlit beaches, to climb its hills, to listen to the masters of music, to admire the masters of dance and to taste the rich cuisine.

India doesn't offer only traditional tourist entertainments to a visitor.India, a land so diverse, so rich, that it could even mesmerize the most travelled.  From time immemorial, the mystery and the beauty of this fascinating country has drawn the interest of people from all corners of the globe. There is another thing that India can offer and for which she is also famous. That is how to preserve and improve man's physical and mental health and how to achieve spiritual growth. India has experienced many ups and downs due to invasions, wars and robbery by various rulers. But there is one thing that has never changed from time immemorial and remains standing, as the emblem of India, and it is its ancient wisdom. The Rishis (sages) have been preserving this knowledge unchanged through ages and today it can help us to release us from the problems caused by stress. The teachings help us to understand how animals live in harmony with their environment and with their own bodies, and how we can maintain health and meet the challenges of nature through imitating animal postures. For example, by imitating the rabbit in shashank asana one can influence the flow of adrenaline, which is responsible for the 'fight or flight' mechanism. What does "Yoga Tourism" mean? We offer the introduction into Yoga practise while you are enjoying the treasures of Indian art, history, monuments and nature, by bringing Yoga into our tour program.Visit our tours section for further details.