Incredible India, This is the slogan of the Office of Indian Tourism. It corresponds to a reality, because how amazing is it to believe in a story we can’t tell! India is much fuller of emotions than any other country, but as an experience, it remains individual, different for everyone; still, it is inevitably intense and unforgettable. If we try to convey our experiences to you, we may do it with some excessive emotions, but even if we were gifted with all the literary talents we actually lack, we would be almost unable to fully immerse you in this Indian experience, the complete one. Visiting India involves an emotional commitment and a sensory load at all times. India is directly perceived and shared; it upsets you, stuns you and even aggresses you sometimes. Mother India invites you insistently to leave the role of observer to integrate this whirlwind of colours, sounds, people and life which she contains. This adventure requires a good dose of letting go, accepting not to control anything and immersing oneself, body and soul in this country of extremes. Extreme benevolence and kindness through the frank looks, or the way in which you are approached, extreme beauty and sophistication through the grace of saris, the fineness of sculptures, the complexity of spices ... Some seasoned travellers are still emotionally blocked when coming to India and run away from the country as quickly as possible. Others, for lack of time or confidence, select only parts of the country in the frame of organized tours or limit themselves to the more developed regions. Fortunately, with Teerth Travels, Dinesh Sharma enabled us to live the Indian experience fully, and not without a tinge of gluttony… Among others, it lead us to Calcutta in the East, to Cochin in the South, we crisscrossed the center of the country and in the West, went to Rajasthan and Punjab, the land of the Sikhs. Finally, we reached Delhi after discovering the Himalayas and being acquainted with the Dalai Lama. This is a unique opportunity to turn one’s back to the banality of daily life and we are certain that these trips to India are really "INCREDIBLE"