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SIMRAN
Holidays is one amongst the top ranked Incoming Tour Operators
in India. Our head office is located in New Delhi, the heart
of the most magnificent country in regard to tourism. India
is the most popular tourist destination for travelers across
the globe and New Delhi is not only its political capital
but one of the busiest metropolitan of the world. We are highly
professional in the kind of service we offer. We offer you
with a wide range of services related to travel management.
Our company is a joint effort of India's most experienced
tourism specialists. Our team consists of twenty most skilled
supportive staff members who work round the clock (in shifts)
to fulfill the demands of our customers. Our complete staff
is well trained and practiced to manage all types of demands
and problems so that tourist can enjoy their visit to our
country. We have equipped the latest techniques in managing
our guests. We have more than thirty agents who move all around
the country and look after our guests. We manage most of our
work from the head office by not only handling incoming tourists
all over India but also in almost all of the Indian sub-continent
which includes Sri Lanka, Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan and Maldives.
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Holidays is a travel planning company designed to facilitate
personalized, one-of-a-kind trips for travelers who
are either unfamiliar with or tired of the conventional
methods of ‘tourism’. It is the goal of
Simran Holidays to make it simple and stress free for
you to get the travel experience you are looking for
without the constraints of group travel. It will, similarly,
allow seasoned travelers to find new and different ways
of enjoying a favorite city or country.
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holidays is your gateway to experiencing India. Choose
from a wide range of activities and create memories
you'll never forget. You can search by the Activities
that interest you or simply contact us by email or phone.
One of our representatives will get back to you to discuss
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Indian
history can be roughly divided into the 6 periods of Ancient
India, Medieval India, the years of the Company, colonial
times as part of The Raj, the struggle for Independence and
finally, post-Independence. India, the geopolitical entity
as she stands today is a post-Independence phenomenon. It
was as recently as "the stroke of the midnight hour"
on 15th August 1947 when Nehru pronounced her "tryst
with destiny" that India woke "to life and freedom".
One of man’s oldest civilizations was the settlement
at the Indus Valley. The degree of sophistication that archaeologists
found in their settlements almost belies the fact that these
people lived almost 4000 years ago. The civilization had meticulously
planned cities; streets met at right angles, the sewage system
puts present day India to shame, and the tools and large granaries
show that they knew more than a thing or two about agriculture.
Seals of the Indus Valley have on them the only ancient script
that is yet to be deciphered. The most important Indus Valley
cities of Harappa and Mohenjodaro are in present day Pakistan.
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