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Spectacularly Indian Diversity

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April 6, 2013

With its in–your–face diversity – from snow dusted mountains to sun-washed beaches, tranquil temples to frenetic bazaars, lantern-lit villages to software supremo cities – its hardly surprising that this country has been dubbed the world’s most multi dimensional. For those seeking spiritual substance, India has oodles of sacrosanct sites and thought provoking philosophies, while history buffs will stumble upon gems from the past almost everywhere – grand vestiges of former empires serenely peer over swarming streets and crumbling fortresses loom high above plunging ravines. Meanwhile, aficionados of the great outdoors can paddle in the shimmering waters of one of many beautiful beaches, scout for big jungle cats on blood pumping wildlife safaris, or simply inhale pine scented air on meditative forest walks. And then there are the festivals. With its vibrant mix of religious denominations, India is home to a formidable array of celebrations – from larger than life extravaganzas with caparisoned elephants and body twisting acrobats to pint sized harvest fairs paying homage to a locally worshiped deity.

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    Indian Rides is not only an Indian tour operating company owned by the locals but is a dream of their domain Interest. Indian Rides works with an aim of combining the expert local knowledge with high end motorcycle tour experiences in India, covering the highest motorable passes of the Indian Himalayas to sparsely vegetated terrains of Rajasthan on Royal Enfield; from the unforgettable Spice tour to South India to the Wild motorbike run to the Central India.