West India Tour

Gomanchala, Gopakapattam, Gopakapuri, Govapuri or Gomantak of the past proudly stands in the form of a much sought after tourist destination named Goa. Owing to its rich historical heritage and marvelous beaches, the state of Goa attracts a very considerable percentage of the foreign tourist traffic coming to India. Spread on the western coast of the country, Goa appears to be a tiny emerald land clutched between the seas and verdant forested hills.

Known for its ancient churches and some old temples, Goa upholds a unique example of religious tolerance and communal harmony. An appealing abode of picturesque charm, the natural paradise of Goa is famous for its sensuous beaches characterized by shimmering sands, swaying coconut palms and ultra fresh seafood.

From Ahmedabad, one is moved to the ancient town of Ahmedabad, resting on the banks of Sabarmati River in 1411 A.D. The city has stood as evidence to the advent of Indo-Saracenic style of architecture whose traces are found in the superb monuments, mosques, pavilions and mausoleums of the city.

Commonly known as the 'Manchester of the East', Ahmedabad is the largest producer of denim in the world. Housing some of the interesting museums, Ahmedabad is known for the austere habitat of the 'Father of Nation', Mahatama Gandhi. Another interesting attribute of the city is that some of its prominent buildings bear the signatures of world-renowned architects like Le Corbusier, Louis Khan, Doshi and Correa.

From here, you will be taken to a unique land full of immense cultural diversities. Maharashtra--the land of Maratha rulers houses some of the most magnificent forts of the ancient times that throw much light on the state’s rich history.

Known for its misty mountains, a hefty score of temples, sculpted into and out of basalt rock and colorful festivals, the state is said to be one of the most happening places in India where traditional diversity is finely interwoven with the modernism cult. Maharashtra is also one of the leading industrial states of India that contributes around 13 per cent of national industrial output.

But a trip to Maharashtra is incomplete without visiting the Bollywood City, Mumbai, the City that Never Sleeps. One of the most rapidly growing metropolitan, the city attracts many tourists round the year to its sensuous beaches and splendid monuments.