Kundu Tour And Travels

Andaman and Nicobar Islands featuring palm-fringed beaches with spotless stretches of white sands, an uninterrupted presence of peace, and crystal clear turquoise waters all around - Andaman is a true example of what you call 'Tropical Paradise'. Andaman and Nicobar is an Indian archipelago located in the Bay of Bengal, claiming a large group of nearly 300 islands. While some of these islands have been commercialized and developed as tourism hubs, the rest are uninhabited, away from human interference and exemplify virgin nature. Thus, from lively beaches bustling with fun-loving people to beaches teeming with the tranquillity of nature, Andaman and Nicobar has a variety which makes it an ideal destination for all. From kids to adults, from vacationers to explorers - they all return from Andaman elated and rejuvenated. In nutshell, Andaman is a treasure trove of experiences and delights in the form of varied activities, breathtaking sceneries, and of course, delectable seafood.

Nepal, the landlocked multiethnic, multilingual, multi-religious country, is situated north of India in the Himalayas, in the region where, about 40 to 50 million years ago, the Indian subcontinent has crashed into Asia. Because of that accident, Nepal has some of the world's highest mountains including Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest, 8848m, which it shares with Tibet (by now a province of China). The highest mountain on Earth is towering above populated valleys and forested plains. Somewhere here in the Kapilavastu district, there is a place called Lumbini where in about 500 B.C.E. Queen Mayadevi is said to have given birth to Siddhartha Gautama, better known as Buddha. Nepal can be divided broadly into three ecological zones: the lowland, the midland and the highland. The altitude of the Himalayan Region (the highland) ranges between 4877 m - 8848 m, It includes 8 of the highest 14 summits in the world, which exceed altitude of 8000 meters including Mount Everest. The mountain region ac

  Bhutan ,  country  of south-central  Asia , located on the eastern ridges of the  Himalayas . Historically a remote kingdom, Bhutan became less isolated in the second half of the 20th century, and consequently the pace of change began to accelerate. With improvements in transportation, by the early 21st century a trip from the Indian border to the Bhutanese capital,  Thimphu , that once took six days by mule could be made in just a few hours by car along a winding mountain road from the border town of Phuntsholing. The governmental structure also changed radically. Reforms initiated by King  Jigme Dorji Wangchuk  (reigned 1952–72) in the 1950s and ’60s led to a shift away from  absolute monarchy  in the 1990s and toward the institution of multiparty  parliamentary democracy  in 2008. Bhutan’s northern and western boundary with the  Tibet   Autonomous  Region (part of China), although undefined, generally follows the crest of the  Great Himalayas . In the Duars Plain to the south of t

Kalimpong is a virgin hill station in   West Bengal   renowned for its panoramic valley views, Buddhists monasteries and churches and Tibetan handicrafts etc. 50 minutes east of Darjeeling, Kalimpong is a hill station on the foothills of Shivalik ranges at an altitude of 1250 m overlooking the Teesta Valley. People say that the area was ruled by Bhutanese kings and was a forward post of the Bhutanese Army till the 19th century. Dotted with ancient Buddhist monasteries, centuries old churches and exquisite revered temples Kalimpong marks the Bhutanese history till it was wrested by British rulers. The Jang  Dong  Palriffo Brang (Monastery),  Thongsa Gompa  (Bhutanese Monastery) are some famous places to visit. Also make sure to visit the flower markets famous for its orchids and lovely bright flowers.

  The early history of Sikkim starts in the 13 th   century with the signing of a blood-brotherhood treaty between the Lepcha Chief Thekong Tek and Tibetan prince Khye-Bumsa at Kabi Lungtsok in North Sikkim. This follows the historical visit of three revered Lamas to Yuksam in 1641 in West Sikkim, where they consecrated Phuntsog Namgyal, a sixth generation descendent of Khye-Humsa as the first Chogyal of Sikkim, thus heralding the beginning of the Namgyal dynasty in Sikkim. With the march of history, events in Sikkim saw the state pass through the process of democratisation and became an integral part of the Indian Union in 1975. Guru Padmasambhava blessed Sikkim route to Tibet. Sikkim is a blessed land, where people from all communities live in harmony. Inspite of the fact that Sikkim comprises of different people and multi ethnic society, perhaps it is the most peaceful state of the Indian Union to promote communal harmony and human relations, a feat which is much expected in a plura

Queen of hills, hairpin bends, terraced tea plantations, mist in the air and the aroma of the world famous tea, a holiday in Darjeeling entails this and more. A Darjeeling tour takes you through the hilly vistas and quintessential markets replete with regional fast food outlets serving momos and thuppa and Tibetan handicraft shops that dot the main market. On a Darjeeling trip you can also visit the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute that conducts treks in the region and if your adventurous streak is still not satiated, head for the Tenzing Norgay rock where you can enjoy rappelling under the guidance of a professional mountaineer. Darjeeling holiday packages take you across the main tourist attractions of the entire region and not just the town. Enjoy long walks across the hillside, admire sparkling waterfalls and savour the delectable cuisine and what’s more, if you are a tea aficionado, visit a tea plantation and tea factory where you could possibly indulge in a tea tasting session!