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PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT.........
"India's
Ayurvedic traditions reach well beyond a massage.
And massage is not much about working out knotted
muscles as it is about the application of healing
oil (and lots of it) to nourish the body and soul.
In India, Ayurveda is a way of life - a daily routine."
Shari Myck in Spa Healthy Living,
Travel & Renewal Worldwide Guide 2004
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India
amongst Top 10 Favorite Destinations - Conde Nast
Traveller Reader's Award - 2003.
"India's results are very exciting and show the
country's increasing popularity amongst the sophisticated
travellers. It also reflects very positively on the
individuals involved in promoting India as a premium
tourist destination."
Sarah
Miller, Editor,
Conde Nast Traveller, 2003
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India
amongst Lonely Planet's top five in January 2004.
Lonely
Planet conducted a survey in 134 countries to select
the world's favorite destination for individual travelers.
India was among the top five favorite international
destinations in the global survey. The top five in
the survey were Thailand, Italy, Australia, India
and New Zealand. The Lonely Planet said, "The
respondent for the survey was today's independent
travelers - professional with a degree or post-graduate
qualification who is aged 25 to 34."
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Special
Supplement on India by the National Geographic Traveler.
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"White and light, calm and serenity. Like India,
it is monumental, beautiful, extraordinary, unbelievable.
It made me cry."
Victoria
Mather,
on Taj Mahal, Tatler, 2003
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"If you yearn, as I do, for the Real Thing -
Somewhere that can take you right out of your little
world - look no further than India. Such bliss. How
I Love India and bless her, she and all of her 950,000
multi-armed, hoofed, antlered and elephant - headed
gods."
Ruby Wax in Happers & Queen,
March 2004
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