Mumbai
Mumbai used to be a cluster of seven island of Koli fisherman who worshipped Mumba Devi. Today the name Mumbai itself evokes an image of a bustling metropolis, which is more than that in reality. It offers a potpourri of a variety of cultures and traditions that make it an interesting place to explore.

Mumbai offers countless places of tourist interest including Chowpatty Beach, Gateway Of India, Hutatma Chowk, Jain Temple, Mani Bhawan (Gandhi Memorial), Marine Drive, Hanging Gardens, Chattrapati Shivaji Terminus, Haji Ali Mosque, Juhu, Kalbadevi and Nehru Planetarium. Among the excursions: Lonavala and Khandala are the two hill resorts near Mumbai and Matheran is the nearest hill station.

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Aurangabad
Located in the northern part of Maharashtra, the city offers some breathtakingly beautiful monuments that date back to the Mughal era. The royal feeling of the city has not faded with the time and can still be witnessed in the form of countless relics and monuments. It also offers some masterpieces of Himroo shawls, Mashru and Kimkhab Weaves.

Bibi Ka Maqbara, which is an excellent example of Persian architecture is sure to leave to spellbound. Aurangabad Caves display the influence of Tantric Cult. In addition to this, other places of attraction include Girishneshwar Temple, which is among twelve jyotirlingas. The most famous excursion to be taken from Aurangabad is that of Ajanta and Ellora caves. Other excursions include Daulatabad situated on a Pyramid -shaped hill and Khuldabad- the burial place of Aurangzeb.

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Khajuraho
Explore Khajuraho and see the love finding perfect expression in the form of erotic sculptures and carvings on the temple walls. Located in the heart of India, it has a reputation of possessing some of the finest temples in India. The town has witnessed a remarkable efflorescence of sculptural and architectural arts that is reflected in the temples.

The temples in Khajuraho belong to Shaiva, Vaishnav and Jain but have a lot in common. The museum displays invaluable sculptures and ruined panels of ruined temples. Shilpgram is another major tourist attraction of the city. Major excursions that can be taken from the city include Pandav Falls and Kalinjar Fort.

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Pune
The history of Pune dates back to more than two thousand years. Since colonial days, it has continued to develop as a major industrial city and center for higher education. Today the city has a distinct place among the tourist and especially among the followers of Bhagwan Rajnish. It also offers spellbinding views of rocky Bhuleshwar Mountains.

Osho Commune International is a place that attracts countless followers of Bhagwan Rajnish from across the world. The Tribal Museum, which is dedicated to protect and document the surviving culture of Maharashtras numerous tribal groups, is another place that draws the attraction of tourists. Other places of tourist interest include Panchaleshwara Caves, Agha Khan Palace and Gandhi Memorial.

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Calcutta
Calcutta - The city of Joy offers a unique fusion of tradition and modernity. It is a city of enduring charm and offers countless building that date back to the time immemorial. Calcutta is also a city with strong cultural and religious flavors. Activities in the field of fine arts, music and theater make it a happening city.

The major tourist attraction that make it a city with difference include includes The Gardens, lake, Victoria memorial, planetarium, Indian Museum, Shahid Minar, Kali Temple, BBD square, Eden Gardens, Ravindra gallery, Rabindra setu (Howrah bridge), Marble Palace, St, Johns Church and Belur Math. You can also take a walk along the Digha Beach during sunset or sunrise and watch the rays of sun portraying images on the sea.

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Patna
The historical city of Patna dates back to an ancient time when Chanakya, Chandragupta, Ashoka and Nanda rulers ruled it. The city has witnessed many ups and downs of history and attracts countless tourists from across the world. It is a major gateway to explore many Buddhist pilgrimages that are located in Bihar.

The various sight seeing places in the city include Sadakat Ashram, which is a memorial, dedicated to our first President Dr. Rajindra Prasad. The Takth Harminder or Patna Sahib is a beautiful Gurudwara. Khuda Baksh Library is known as the "world of manuscripts" because it treasures thousands of Arabic,Persian, Mughal; and Rajputana style paintings and manuscripts.

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Goa
Say goodbye to the chaotic city life for some time and get ready to have a deep communication with nature. Come to Goa and experience the best of coastal beauty. It is a place to swim, surf and let the cool breeze caress your cheeks as you laze on the beach. Goa also offers a perfect fusion of the east and west, with Christmas and Carnival are celebrated as enthusiastically as Diwali and Durga Puja.

The various places to visit include Anjuna Beach, Aguda Fort, Calingute Beach, St. Cathedral Church of St. Francis, Bom Jesus Basilica, Dudhsagar Waterfalls and Carambolin Lake. If you want to have a real of Goa, take part in the carnival and experience its colorful cultural traditions.

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