Sikkim is India’s smallest state, located in the country’s northeast part, sharing its international borders with Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. As the gateway to the Himalayas, Sikkim is renowned for its spectacular scenery, green meadow, crystalline lakes, and mountainous regions. This mountain region has its own identity; you will be amazed at the state’s mesmerizing landscapes and also see the unity of Hinduism and Buddhism that has produced a remarkable and prosperous community for Sikkim state.

Situated in theSouther sphere of the Indian subcontinent, Tamil Nadu is famous for its Dravidian -style Hindu temples. Geographically it is Bounded by the Eastern Ghats on the north, by theNilgiri Mountains

Surrounded with pristine beaches, breath-taking sunsets, whitewashed forts, colonial architecture, splendid churches and vibrant festivities, Goa is a wonderful combination of traditional and contemporary attractions.

Uttarakhand also known as Dev Bhoomi, a name which gives a heavenly abode to an artist’s imagination, is well known for its scenic beauty and pilgrimage sites. The combination of lush green trees and towering mountains with a clear blue sky makes it an alluring place to visit.

Bihar is an eastern Indian state located in the Gangetic plains sharing its international border with Nepal. The state shares its national borders with Bengal, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh. The word Bihar is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘Vihara’ which means Monastery. Ruled by various empires, Bihar has a glorious past since ancient times. Bihar’s spiritual relevance arises from being the location where the Buddha once resided and attained Nirvana. His footprints can be tracked through his doctrines and the landmarks that survive to this day, to lead and teach people the righteous path.