This itinerary takes you through the footsteps of Buddha, touching the key destinations that he lived in and gave his sermons in his life. The trip is a spiritual experience where you get ample time to trace the history of Buddhism with our knowledgeable guides and see how life has panned out now after hundreds of years.

The wonderful thing about India is its diversity. That combined with the rich cultural influences from various dynasties that ruled different areas, gives India an unparalleled cultural advantage. This also comes with a host of religious sects that makes the country one of the most secular places on earth. You are likely to see influences and active cultures that have burgeoned from Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, Christianity, Jewish and other smaller sections. It is this multi-religious and cultural scape that makes India and interesting travel destination.

Christianity has the third largest following in India and a fascinating trail from the point of view of history. India, for many centuries, was on the radar for traders, for its spices, tea and  coffee. This brought an influx of different religions and Christianity was one of those. Till this date, ancient cathedrals and churches loom over coastal villages, making the country richer in its social and historical fabric.

Hinduism is one of the major religions in the Himalayan nation of Nepal; in fact it is one of the main destinations for ancient temples, with entire cities dedicated to them. The soothing vibe of the mountains, combined with the spiritual essence of the temples and shrines is sure to transport you into an ethereal ambience of tranquility and serenity.

Bhutan’s high mountains hide in them, various mystical and calming vibes. Much of it comes from the chanting from the hilltop monasteries. Bhutan is home to Tibetan Buddhists and a sprawl of remarkable monasteries. Visit here to get oriented about the religion and get familiar with a number of tombs and memorials of saints who helped the religion spread in this part of the world. A trip to Bhutan alone, from the entire subcontinent, is an ample ode to the religion.