India’s Lost Frontiers
India’s Lost Frontiers is a tour package that mainly includes traveling to those places of India which are not explored much. The itinerary of India’s Lost Frontiers encompasses visiting to several cities and places of India that include various least known places along with numerous famous places.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Visiting Mumbai
Mumbai, the capital of Maharastra, is one of the most visited places of India. The financial and commercial capital of India is visited by people from different corners of the world throughout the year. There are several of important landmarks in Mumbai, like, Gateway of India, Haji Ali, Juhu Beach, Chowpatty Beach, Marine Drive and many more.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Hyderabad, the city of Char Minar
The land of Char Minar, Hyderabad is a must visit in the itinerary of India’s Lost Frontiers. Some of the important places of interest in Hyderabad apart from Char Minar are Hussain Sagar, State Central Library, Salar Jung Museum, Osmania University and Naubhat Pahad.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Visiting Bijapur
Bijapur located in Karnataka is a place replete with mosques, fortresses, palaces, college, madrasa and a royal tomb. One of the most visited places of Bijapur is the fort of Gulbarga and Jama Masjid.
India’s Lost Frontiers – The Wonderful Badami
Located in Karnataka, Badami is a must include in the itinerary of India’s Lost Frontiers. The major sightseeing of Badami includes the tomb of Mohammad Adil Shah, Gol Gumbaz, Begum Mahal, Ibrahim Rauza and Mihatyar Mahal.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Reliving art of Buddha and Jain in Hospet
While visiting Hospet, the major places to be covered are Fiva Caves, replete with paintings and frescoes of Buddhists and Jains and rock cut temples dating back to 6th century and 7th century. Hampi is an important historical place which can be visited while touring Hospet. While visiting Hampi, check out the Lotus Temple and the Hazar Nama Temple.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Touring Dandeli
Dandeli is famous for the Wildlife reserve; travelers can opt for a Jeep safari for exploring the reserve.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Picturesque Goa
Goa is one of the hottest tourist destinations of India; it is visited by people from all over the world. Apart from visiting the beautiful beaches, the itinerary of Goa includes visiting the major tourist landmarks, gorging on the delicious Goan cuisine and seafood and many more.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Back to Mumbai
After covering most of Goa, which is the last destination of India’s Lost Frontiers, tourists go back to Mumbai from where they leave for other respective destinations.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Visiting Mumbai
Mumbai, the capital of Maharastra, is one of the most visited places of India. The financial and commercial capital of India is visited by people from different corners of the world throughout the year. There are several of important landmarks in Mumbai, like, Gateway of India, Haji Ali, Juhu Beach, Chowpatty Beach, Marine Drive and many more.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Hyderabad, the city of Char Minar
The land of Char Minar, Hyderabad is a must visit in the itinerary of India’s Lost Frontiers. Some of the important places of interest in Hyderabad apart from Char Minar are Hussain Sagar, State Central Library, Salar Jung Museum, Osmania University and Naubhat Pahad.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Visiting Bijapur
Bijapur located in Karnataka is a place replete with mosques, fortresses, palaces, college, madrasa and a royal tomb. One of the most visited places of Bijapur is the fort of Gulbarga and Jama Masjid.
India’s Lost Frontiers – The Wonderful Badami
Located in Karnataka, Badami is a must include in the itinerary of India’s Lost Frontiers. The major sightseeing of Badami includes the tomb of Mohammad Adil Shah, Gol Gumbaz, Begum Mahal, Ibrahim Rauza and Mihatyar Mahal.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Reliving art of Buddha and Jain in Hospet
While visiting Hospet, the major places to be covered are Fiva Caves, replete with paintings and frescoes of Buddhists and Jains and rock cut temples dating back to 6th century and 7th century. Hampi is an important historical place which can be visited while touring Hospet. While visiting Hampi, check out the Lotus Temple and the Hazar Nama Temple.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Touring Dandeli
Dandeli is famous for the Wildlife reserve; travelers can opt for a Jeep safari for exploring the reserve.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Picturesque Goa
Goa is one of the hottest tourist destinations of India; it is visited by people from all over the world. Apart from visiting the beautiful beaches, the itinerary of Goa includes visiting the major tourist landmarks, gorging on the delicious Goan cuisine and seafood and many more.
India’s Lost Frontiers – Back to Mumbai
After covering most of Goa, which is the last destination of India’s Lost Frontiers, tourists go back to Mumbai from where they leave for other respective destinations.