Sri Lanka, located in the southern coast of India between Arabia and East Asia, is known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean for its rich exotic beaches, central hills, tropical rainy forests and beautiful waterfalls. The pleasant climate blooming out the natural beauty of the island attracts lots of tourists

Sri Lanka sustains a high bio-diversity with lots of care. It was the first country to launch a wildlife sanctuary. The National Parks located in different parts of the island provides a great access to inhabitants like water birds, pelicans, spoonbills, strokes, ibis etc. and also attracts tourists for watching a wide range of animals like peacocks, deer and herds of elephants.

The island hosts Sigiriya which pertains to be the eighth wonder of the world for its scenic beauty, with a 200m rock surrounding a complex with beautiful water gardens. Undoubtedly, this island should be added to your traveling list, if you wish to visit any small island in the midst of Indian Ocean.

The wonderful place of Indonesia is always considered synonymous to beautiful beaches, lively markets and water sports. But if you get a chance to explore the actual beauty of Indonesia, you will find much more that will surprise you. You will get lush green jungles in the lands of Sumatra, and very differently unique culture of the place that can be explored.

You can get all this at the main island of Java only. You need not travel to different corners of Indonesia to check out the diverse beauty. There are also many resorts that are actually small islands and yet world famous. The place offers you more than seventeen thousand islands. Some of them to name are Bali, Lombok, Sumatra, Sulawesi and the list could be endless. A typical vacation in Indonesia begins at Java only and then from there you could try other different places that will make your vacation memorable.

India offers a diversified culture because of its rich historical backdrop. The land is endowed with numerous tombs, temples, pillars and mosques with a high historical significance and draws millions of tourists from all over the world every year.

Firstly you have the Taj Mahal by the Yamuna River. The magnificent white monument was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved queen Mumtaz. Then you have the enticing Khajuraho temples of Madhya Pradesh, one of the finest specimens of rich Indian architecture. Both the sites are now recognized as world heritage spots by UNESCO. The Ajanta and Ellora hand carved rock caves of Maharashtra bear another testimony of intricate Indian craftsmanship.

Then there is Fatehpur Sikri renowned for its high quality unique constructions by the Mughal artisans. Jama Masjid in old Delhi is a magnificent mosque with 4 towers, 3 gateways and 2 minarets. Other important sites are the royal palaces of Rajasthan and the Nawab town of Murshidabad in Bengal.