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2. Surya Reisedienst was incorporated in
1984 as an inbound Tours operating
company in India, recognized by The
Ministry of Tourism Govt. of India ,
Indian Association of Tours Operators (
IATO ) & Travel Agent Association of
India ( TAAI) .
Surya Reisedienst specializes in tailor
made programmes for individuals and
group which include cultural, special
interest, trekking, wildlife, educational
Tours, honeymooners packages,
ayurveda and pilgrimage Tours. We
work closely with all individual and
chain hotels in India.

3. Come, Seek and Discover. Match India's
rhythms to your heart, its colors to
your mind, and find a travel experience
that is yours alone. An India like no
other. Friendly, warm, welcoming ...
and uniquely your own.
EXPERIENCE INDIA
A myriad expressions of India’s
heritage and traditions

4. India offers a different aspect of her
personality –
exotic, extravagant, elegant, eclectic --
to each traveller to the country. In this
section, we aim to help you choose that
particular experience which will shape
your vision of the country.
Attrections:
A. Delhi
B. Agra
C. Jaipur
Golden Triangle Tour
D. Banglore
E. Mysore
F. Coorg
G. Cochin
H. Munnar
I. Periyar
J. House Boat

5. if you are planning to visit India for the
first time, there is no better option
than the Golden Triangle Tour -
Covering Delhi, Agra and Jaipur.
Golden Triangle Tour is the most
popular tourist circuit in India. This
incredible Golden Triangle Tour
Itinerary comprising the three famous
cities of India-Delhi, Agra and Jaipur
having grandeur, glory & history.

6. Delhi, the capital of India, has a rich
history. The city is dotted with
spellbinding mosques, forts, and
monuments left over from the Mughal
rulers that once occupied the city. The
contrast between rambling Old Delhi
and well planned New Delhi is
immense, and it's interesting to spend
time exploring both.
Attrections:
A. Chandni Chowk and Red Fort
B. Humayun's Tomb
C. Lodi Gardens
D. Qutab Minar
E. India Gate

7. Taj Mahal is regarded as one of the
eight wonders of the world, and some
Western historians have noted that its
architectural beauty has never been
surpassed. The Taj is the most
beautiful monument built by the
Mughals, the Muslim rulers of India. Taj
Mahal is built entirely of white marble.
Its stunning architectural beauty is
beyond adequate
description, particularly at dawn and
sunset. The Taj seems to glow in the
light of the full moon. On a foggy
morning, the visitors experience the
Taj as if suspended when viewed from
across the Jamuna river.

8. Rajasthan's beautiful Pink City
Jaipur, was the stronghold of a clan of
rulers whose three hill forts and series
of palaces in the city are important
attractions. Known as the Pink City
because of the colour of the stone used
exclusively in the walled city, Jaipur's
bazaars sell embroidered leather
shoes, blue pottery, tie and dye scarves
and other exotic wares. Western
Rajasthan itself forms a convenient
circuit, in the heart of the Thar desert
which has shaped its history, lifestyles
and architecture.

9. The majestic looking Vidhan Soudha
located in Bangalore is a marvel of
neo-Dravidian architecture and one of
the most imposing building not only in
bangalore but also in India.
Attrections:
A. Vidhana Soudha
B. Bangalore Palace
C. Attara Kacheri (High Court)

10. The Mysore Palace is one of the chief
Mysore tourists attractions and is a
living exponent of the Indo Saracenic
style of architecture. The palace was
constructed in the year 1912 for the
twenty fourth king of the Wodeyar
dynasty. Designed by the British
architect, Henry Irwin, the palace of
Mysore is one of the biggest palaces of
the country.
Attrections
A. Mysore Palace
B. Brindavan Gardens
C. Jaganmohana Palace
D. Lalitha Mahal Palace

11. Coorg, also known as the ‘Scotland of
India’, is famous for its coffee estates
and its misty mountains. This
mountainous district in Karnataka also
offers exciting white water rafting
facilities, and it is slowly growing into
an extreme sport destination.

12. Set on a cluster of islands and a
peninsula, Cochin (now, Kochi) is a
blend of medieval Portugal, Holland
and an English country village. Here
you can see the oldest church in India,
winding streets crammed with 500-
year old Portuguese houses,
cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, a
well-settled Jewish community, a 16th
century synagogue and a palace built
by the Portuguese and given to the
Raja of Cochin

13. Munnar - breathtakingly beautiful - a
haven of peace and tranquility - the
idyllic tourist destination in God's own
country.
Unending expanse of tea plantations -
pristine valleys and mountains- exotic
species of flora and fauna in its wild
sanctuaries and forests - aroma of
spice scented cool air - yes! Munnar
has all these and more. It's the place
you would love to visit - it's the place
you would wish never to leave- so
welcome - log on to munnar.com for
all information on Munnar anytime,
every time.

14. One of the most enchanting holiday
destinations in India, Kerala is known
for its heavenly ambience. Munnar is
famous for its rolling hills, tea
plantations, beautiful lake, gardens and
wildlife parks. A special thrill of visiting
Kerala is a ride on a houseboat. Made
in traditional Kerala style, you can
spend a full day and night here while
you glide down the Vembanadu Lake. A
cook is also available here to feed you
traditional Kerala fares. It's a wonderful
experience.

15. Periyar, Thekkady, Periyar National
Park, call it what you will. This is home
to the ferocious predator, the elusive
Big Cat. One of the quietest national
park, it is also possibly one of the few
where you would actually walk through
the rough terrain. The land is beautiful,
yes. But who would have ever imagined
that this was one poacher's
paradise.The location is perfect, amidst
rolling hills and mist-laden clouds and
centered by a beautiful lake, from
where come the humming sounds of
the monkeys and the sudden growl of a
tiger that just darts by.

16. Thiruvananthapuram means "City of
Lord Anantha" in Sanskrit and
Malayalam. The name derives from the
deity of the Hindu temple at the centre
of the city. Anantha is the serpent
Shesha on whom Padmanabhan or
Vishnu reclines. The temple of Vishnu
reclining on Anantha, the Sri
Padmanabhaswamy temple remains the
iconic landmark of the city.
Attractions
A. Kovalam Beach
B. Shangumugham Beach
C. Palace Museum
D. Padmanabhapuram Palace