Why visit West & Central India?
Bustling cities, buzzing nightlife around the concrete jungle, shopping, sample the trappings of modern life and the cuisines of the world… Magnificent nature, the raw power and savagery of the soaring mountains, cruelly cut into ravines by thundering waterfalls, sheltering forests where there exists a very different buzz in the nightlife and cuisines that reflect the spirit of this country…
The hoary history of the land resplendent in ancient monuments, places of worship, forts, palaces and battlements… With a rich coating of legend and myth that will at one stun and awe you…
All of this in one region – the west and central region of india! We have chosen a few from the many possibilities offered by this region that is the heart of this magnificent country… Take a look… And Come Beyonder with us…
West & Central Experiences
october, 2024
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What our Travellers Say
For Susan and I this was probably the best visit to India we’ve had in about 15 trips. It is a journey we would love to repeat and we will definitely refer you and your company to our friends.
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When we missed up our flight connection, we were extremely impressed and given a lot of comfort and security by your continuous and excellent back up to make sure that we had looked at alternatives and that we were okay. That was much appreciated.The choice of combination of the houseboat and Munnar was a very good balance and an excellent tour.
The boathouse was the highlight, we could really have done another day on the boat! The stay in Munnar was lovely and the hotel provided outstanding views.We really felt that Beyonder were on our side and with us on the journey.
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I want to thank you for a wonderful and interesting trip.
I noticed and appreciate your attitude and efforts you invest in making your client happy and satisfied.
India experiences in words
Fontainhas – Asia’s Largest Latin Quarter
I am sure all of us have heard about Goa and been there at least... read more
Pachmarhi-a quaint romantic hill station
Have you read this Hindi poem “Satpura ke ghane jungle neend mein doobe hue se... read more
Shatrunjaya Hill – The Jain temples of Palitana
Shatrunjaya Hill is one of the holiest of places for the 'Swetambara' Jains. The others... read more
Ajmer Sharif – The Dargah of the Sufi Saint Moinuddin Chisti
During my last trip of Rajasthan many a years back, i happened to visit Ajmer... read more
Pushkar – The spiritual land and world’s largest camel fair
Rajasthan is known for its forts, palaces sand dunes, colourful art and folk music. This... read more
Mahakali caves, Mumbai- a getaway from the crowded city
Mahakali caves, Buddhist caves right in the middle of the city Sounds like a name inspired... read more
Gir National Park- the only natural habitat of Asiatic lions
We were travelling from Somnath to Gir National park. It was quite a contrasting landscape,... read more
Kanha national park – the inspiration behind “The Jungle Book”
Kanha National Park, the inspiration behind “The Jungle Book” is vast. So vast that the... read more
Chhatris or Cenotaphs of Orchha, Madhya Pradesh
Quite some time back, I was in Orchha Madhya Pradesh, capital of erstwhile Bundelkhand kingdom.... read more
Bhangarh Fort in Rajasthan, India – Haunted and Hauntingly beautiful
Bhangarh Fort – history, royalty, wars, a one-sided love story, black magic and GHOSTS Bhangarh fort!... read more
Chambal Valley – Protected by Infamy, Curses and Crimes
Chambal Valley – Protected by Infamy, Curses and Crimes The Chambal Valley is a cursed land... read more
Kumbhalgarh Fort Rajasthan- story of an invincible fort
We call it India’s Great Wall ! It is 36 kilometres long and 15 feet... read more
Khajuraho Temples – celebration of life and love & not just eroticism
The guide kept referring to a certain section of the sculptures in Sun temple Konark ... read more
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Tree of Life, IIM Ahmedabad and the medieval Afro-Indian connect
Sidi Saiyyed Mosque, Tree of Life, IIM Ahmedabad and the medieval Afro-Indian connect. What, you may... read more
Ruins of Mandu – tales of history, architecture, love and war
Ruins of Mandu, or Mandavgarh, once the capital of Malwa region, a fortified town, was... read more
Ellora caves – UNESCO heritage site, Maharashtra India
The Ellora (also known as Elura or Elapura) Caves are one of the largest rock-cut... read more
Ajanta Caves – UNESCO heritage , India
.Ajanta caves are a group of 30 rock cut Buddhist cave monuments dating from 2nd... read more