India Incentive Tours

Dance Festival at Khajuraho Temples

These festivals have the enchanting temples as background. The dancers from various parts of India participate in the festivals and perform the classical dances.

Surajkund Craft Mela

Where artists, craftsmen, painters, weavers and sculptors from various parts of the country flock to the Indian state Haryana to display and sell their creations to the various connoisseurs of arts and crafts. Visiting the fair is not just another way of spending a holiday in India for the tourist; it is an experience that reveals the artistic heritage of India.

Hemis Festivals

On the tenth day of the sixth month of the Ladakhi calendar, the Hemis monastery turns into a very large stage where monks, tourist and people from all over the world congregate for the famous masked dances. There are shops selling jewellery, trinkets and food items as a part of the festivities.

Tea Tourism

Tea tours will not only take you around luxuriant plantations around the country but will also gives you the perfect opportunity to know all about its history and commercial importance. Stay at luxurious tea bunglows, ensconced in the best of comforts, enjoy interacting with tea workers and try your hand at plucking tea leaves, visit tea factories- all as part of tea tours.

Grand Royal Procession Welcome

The entire drive way to the hotel is lined with trunks raised in salute, accompany guests who are taken in royal carriages or on elephant back to the hotel. A band of musicians and horsemen precede the procession amidst a shower of rose petals. Valets drape each lady with a Duppata (shawl) and the gents are dressed up with Safas (Rajasthani Turbans) Guests are greeted with garlands and the Tikka ceremony is performed. Afterwards relax to the music of the Shehnai while you sip a welcome drink and enjoy Rajasthani folk dance.

An Event to Remember

This theme conjures up the spirit of a Moghul camp set up to celebrate a battle victory. On a lush green lawn of the Taj Khema is a tableland overlooking the famous Taj Mahal, color "Khemas" (decorated tents) are set up. Guests are welcomed by soldiers attired in the costumes of mughal dynasty .Relax on the mattresses laid out on the lawns Mughalai delicacies are served. Local artisans display their skills while musicians & dancers perform. Available at Taj view Agra.

Village Tour Theme

A village setting is created with bamboo huts, benches & stalls. Villagers mingle with guests & display their traditional skills of doll making, puppet making, pottery, "Pichwai paintings & other crafts. Entertainment includes "Bandar-Wala" staging show, a palmist, a snake charmer, "Kachi Ghori" & "Dhamal" (a performance with dummy horse, dancers & singers).

Elephant Polo

In the land of Maharaja and prince palace & forts, the game of elephant polo was one of the ultimate royal experience. Players are greeted at the palace’s sprawling lawns by a royal military brass band. As in yesteryears, the arrival of the guests is accompanied by the beating of Nagadas (huge Indian drums) and a tableau of horses and camels along with ladies attired in traditional costumes add to the royal welcome, before the start of the game. Folk artistes regale the audience with music and dance during the change over. A sumptuous meal ends this majestic event.