With strong demand for heritage and cultural activities across India, Adventure World Travel is now offering more immersive journeys for 2020, including Wildlife of North India itinerary, which now includes a visit to Wildlife SOS’s elephant rescue centre near Agra; and the 10-day Rajasthan’s Cultural Heritage itinerary, which includes unique and fascinating places to stay – from royal homes and estates to cliff-top forts.
“Our travellers have continually expressed interest in the remote areas of the northeast India and it’s tribal states and with these areas now more accessible with the recent opening of land border crossings between the Indian states – we’re excited to provide our guests with the opportunity to truly explore the regions and tailor-make each trip so its their own,” says Neil Rodgers, Adventure World Travel Managing Director.
As a partner of The TreadRight Foundation, guests can see firsthand the work that Wildlife SOS undertakes to help elephants living in urban environments that have been wounded, malnourished and dehydrated. The itinerary also includes two of northwest India’s most important national parks, Corbett and Ranthambhore – each providing vastly different habitat and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Aligning with the brand’s sustainable message, the new brochures are printed on 100% recyclable paper.
