Once you are in India, you will be surrounded by a host of activities. India has a number of wildlife sanctuaries and riding in the elephants back to get a glimpse of wildlife is a heavenly experience. Even camel safaris through Thar Desert are an experience that defies all imagination. The snow-clad Himalayan Mountains offer a host of breath-taking activities, including mountaineering, trekking and rock climbing. Its done usually during April to November, when the sky remains pleasant and Himalayas remain refulgent in the sunny brightness.

Another attractive set of activities includes para gliding, mountain camping, ice-skating and river rafting makes you feel the magic in the bracing air. For all those who are ready to fight the tide can go for Rafting in India. The snow of the Himalayas melts down and flows fiercely in to the rivers, thereby proving to be perfect for the rafting lovers.

Places like Manali, Kullu Valley, Narkhanda, Sangla etc are blessed with speechless beauty, which can be well explored by means of the mentioned adventure task. Besides, its worth a while to play golf on world’s highest golf course at Gulmarg. The largest group of islands, Andaman and Nicobar Island is one such place which attracts water sports lover from all across the world. For the thrill seeking traveller India is an all-in-one deal. The Indian Himalayas and the many hill formations present the trekker with innumerable hiking and trekking options.

Hang gliding, ballooning and gliding are also becoming more widely available for those who wish to obtain a bird’s-eye view of some of the landscape. Skiing is fast becoming a popular sport, and facilities are offered by some resorts in the north of the country (including Gulmarg and Kufri), set in some of the most beautiful mountain landscape in the world. Horse riding is available in hill stations.