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25/09/2024

The Earth is round; everyone knows that. But what does it mean for our journeys? When someone embarks on a path, they may either commit to it for their entire working life or continue moving forward, often reluctant to return due to societal fears. The Earth itself doesn’t dictate our return; rather, it is human destiny, intertwined with hard work and a clear vision, that guides our movements.
As a passionate travel advisor, I don’t aim to dispute the Earth's shape but rather to reconnect with my true passion: tourism. This encompasses exploration (tour) and enthusiasm (ism). Through my journey, I have come to understand that tourism is much more than hotel or flight bookings. It is a pathway to spiritual growth—offering peace of mind and the purification of the soul.
It is a proven truth that knowledge, whether self-acquired or learned from teachers and gurus, is the key to spiritualization. Each aspect of tourism serves as an institute in its own right.
Join me on a journey of learning and spiritual growth as we explore the truths of life and the beauty of nature and creation.
Sanjay Saxena
+919818300047

07/07/2021

Cordial India now moving towards Consultancy for Culinarynd

18/05/2021

Tourism Untold
Just like an family tree , it’s the Tourism i.e. Tour + Ism “ exploration of anything with passion” the only tool till date the world is banking upon to understand who we are and why we are in this universe , what is the importance of each living and non-living things , how we all are dependent on each other whether its living creatures ,nature , hills and mountains ,flora n fauna, science and technology , astronomy etc .
It is very interesting that our world had so many regions with so many languages , so many dialect ,different type of persona of living things ,different types of couture ,different type of culinary preparation with same vegetables and meat but with different taste , what is most interesting is that the colour of blood in all living things is Red .Reason the entire earth has One Sun, One Moon , One sea and similar planets what makes every one different is the Astronomy i.e. astronomical cycle .
Tourism is always misunderstood or always defined with self-created definition , no one has done the courage to challenge the old book which only deals with the structured built by some land lords , kings may be by saints may be for self-interest, may be for disseminating loot among the poor population to create more caste barriers etc. my be because of geographical location supported by weather due .
Historian define tourism with history of land and ruins , an doctors by medical tourism , and agriculturist as eco-tourism, person residing on hills for Hill Tourism near the bank of rivers river tourism , someone living in farm talks about farm tourism , tourism like an orphan child has been given different names by different prospect and fancies ,and its gladly accepted by masses because of very little knowledge and understanding, nobody has ever raised an toast why all these and what all these signifies .
The bitter fact for every state is that its resident does not know about their own native place further more always disgrace the region with unwanted thoughts and non-seasoned words.
Those who love their native place or region and are very thankful for inhabiting them in his lap are son of soil- always live happily without any disagreement and discontent .
What is this all about ? its only nonexistence of any study about the city , state and the study of benefit one state can drive from its neighbouring state or country with other country .
Study of available resources in terms of its culture, society , spirituality ,nature , food habits of residents and most important is the level of education in the region ,its history and most important are the popular stories of the region which creates the USP for any particular region or place and availability of story tellers.
The Development of tourism in Kerala is the live example of what I have narrated above , here the inhabitants has realised the potential of the city and has done concentred efforts in locating its USP or ayurvedic culture its treatments and available resources in terms of nature and produce. Its what all about Tourism the only tool for the defined growth of any particular region without huge capital investments provided it being handled and propagated judiciously.

26/04/2021

Delhi Walking Tour 1 Price Rs. 2550.00 per person ( With Dinner ( veg and non veg ) and Snacks veg only Japani Samosa ) 1330 hours : Assemble at Red fort . 1400 to 1530 explore Red fort with expert guide 1545 to 1700 hours : Proceed for walk tour of old Delhi . Visit Bird Hospital Raghunath Mandir…...

Delhi Walking Tour  1   Price    Rs. 2550.00 per person ( With Dinner ( veg and non veg ) and Snacks veg only Japani Samosa  ) 1330 hours  : Assemble at Red …

26/04/2021

I understand that our mentors must have clubbed both Tourism and Culture together because the definition of both were not available, may be today also or probably they have not found the reason to disintegrate both for better growth of Tourism and also for Culture independently . With my experience of more than 3 decades I have only witnessed that the very first conversation on Tourism starts with limited places of interest and its decoration with same lights non workable fountains , uncontrolled horticulture etc ....

I understand that our mentors must have clubbed both Tourism and Culture together because the definition of both were not available, may be today also or  probably they have not found the reas…

14/04/2021

An Indian lives for food , can die for love , can befriend on cup of coffee, can empty his or her pocket on just fine words of love and affection , can go to esteem for spirituality, respect all religion and celebrate all festivals ,spend entire for welfare of family and bonding all together . What all you want to know Just connect with Sanjay Saxena at +919818300047

An Indian lives for food , can die for love , can befriend on cup of coffee, can empty his or her pocket on just fine words of love and affection , can go to esteem for spirituality, respect all re…

14/04/2021

Tourism Untold Just like an family tree , it’s the Tourism i.e. Tour + Ism “ exploration of anything with passion” the only tool till date the world is banking upon to understand who we are and why we are in this universe , what is the importance of each living and non-living things , how we all are dependent on each other whether its living creatures ,nature , hills and mountains ,flora n fauna, science and technology , astronomy etc ....

Tourism Untold Just like an family tree , it’s the Tourism i.e. Tour + Ism “ exploration of anything with passion”  the only tool till date the world is banking upon to  understand who we…

15/02/2021

Sustainable tourism development guidelines and management practices are applicable to all forms of tourism in all types of destinations, including mass tourism and the various niche tourism segments. Sustainability principles refer to the environmental, economic, and socio-cultural aspects of tourism development, and a suitable balance must be established between these three dimensions to guarantee its long-term sustainability. Thus, sustainable tourism should:...

Sustainable tourism development guidelines and management practices are applicable to all forms of tourism in all types of destinations, including mass tourism and the various niche tourism segment…

15/02/2021

We at Cordial Consultant define Tourism as “Tour + Ism “i.e. exploration of anything with passion. Passion can take you to extremes and extremes are the root cause for innovation Tourism is one of the most powerful – and most often overlooked – tools for promoting economic and social development, in rich and developing countries like India. Tourism is one of the India’s and planet's largest industries, and one of the largest exports and drivers of economic growth globally....

We at Cordial Consultant define Tourism as “Tour + Ism “i.e. exploration of anything with passion. Passion can take you to extremes and extremes are the root cause for innovation Tourism is one of …

31/08/2020

Day 1: Arrive Delhi

Arrive into Delhi and stay for two nights at your pre-booked hotel. Delhi is India's capital and a city of two halves. Old Delhi – the heart of Muslim India between the 17th and 19th centuries – is an historic district of grand mosques, majestic forts and crumbling monuments. In contrast New Delhi, with its large government buildings, wide tree-lined avenues and pretty white-washed bungalows was purpose-built in the 1930s by the British as a colonial capital and remains the epicentre of Indian political power.

Day 2: Delhi

After breakfast commence a morning tour of Old Delhi with your guide to explore the area's dense network of bustling alleyways, homes, bazaars and mosques visiting famous Chandni Chowk market (closed on Sundays), the beautiful Jama Masjid, the Red Fort and Rajghat (Mahatma Gandhi's Memorial). In the afternoon continue to New Delhi which was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens and is today home to Rashtrapati Bhawan, the official residence of the Indian President, Rajpath and the imposing India Gate.

Day 3: Delhi to Agra – by train

This morning travel by train from Delhi to Agra and stay overnight at your pre-booked hotel. Agra was once one of the world's majestic cities and later today visit the imposing Agra Fort, established by the Mughal Emperor Akbar in 1565, and the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daula. No stay in Agra is complete without a visit to the Taj Mahal, arguably the greatest monument to love, built by Shah Jahan as a memorial to his wife Mumtaz. The Taj Mahal is a building world renowned for its beauty and the craftsmanship is outstanding.

Day 4: Agra to Jaipur – 240kms via Fatehpur Sikri and Abhaneri

Leaving Agra, visit Fatehpur Sikri, once the capital of the Mughal Emperor Akbar and constructed of beautiful red sandstone. Afterwards visit Abhaneri which is famed for its 8th century Chand Baori – the deepest step-well in the world – then continue to Jaipur for a two night stay at your pre-booked hotel. Planned by Maharaja Jai Singh II in 1727, Jaipur is a vibrant city of bazaars, palaces, fine havelis and spectacular forts.

Day 5: Jaipur

This morning drive outside of Jaipur to the dramatically located Amber Fort set on a ridge above the rugged sounding hills. A Rajput capital for over 700 years, there is plenty to explore here from courtyard gardens and small temples to the private chambers of the Maharaja. In the afternoon return to Jaipur to visit the superb City Palace complex which is home to the beautiful Peacock Gate and famous Hawa Mahal, or 'Palace of the Winds' and the Jantar Mantar – the largest stone observatory in the world.

Day 6: Jaipur to Jodhpur – 340kms

After breakfast leave Jaipur and drive towards the great Thar Desert to the charming 'blue city' of Jodhpur. Rajasthan's second city, Jodhpur is an atmospheric, colourful and vibrant city defined by the mighty Meherangarh Fort – one of the finest in India – and charming old city of winding lanes and tumbledown buildings. Stay for two nights at your pre-booked heritage hotel in the heart of the old city.

Day 7: Jodhpur

Today explore Jodhpur with your guide and start the day with a morning visit to the Meherangarh Fort. Wonderfully well maintained, the fort offers a fascinating insight into the historic life of the city and contains many palaces and temples whilst the views from the ramparts are spectacular. Leaving the fort, visit Jaswant Thada, cenotaphs of members of the royal family before taking a walking tour through the lanes of the old city.

Day 8: Jodhpur to Deogarh – 175kms

Drive to the small market town of Deogarh and stay for two nights at a renowned heritage hotel.

Day 9: Deogarh

At leisure to enjoy Deogarh. Observe the huge array of migrant birds, walk the surrounding hills, picnic by the lake or ride the local train where the line and equipment date from 1923.

Day 10: Deogarh to Udaipur – 190kms via Ranakpur This morning it is a picturesque drive through mountain, village and farmland to the Jain temple complex at Ranakpur. The most famous of the temples here was built in 1439 and is particularly beautiful. Later continue through the Aravalli Hills to the city of Udaipur where you will stay for two nights at your pre-booked hotel. With its white marble palaces, languid deep blue lakes, well-tended gardens and a back-drop of endless green hills, Udaipur is one of Rajasthan's most attractive cities.

Day 11: Udaipur

After breakfast visit the City Palace, an impressive complex of several palaces which overlook Lake Pichola and are still owned by the Maharaja of Udaipur. Places of interest here include the Mor Chowk court, Manak Mahal, Chini ki Chitra Mahal and the Queen's Palace. Also visit the Fateh Prakash Palace and its unique Crystal Gallery and grand Durbar Hall. From the City Palace return on foot to the old town and the intricately carved Jagdish Mandir temple ending the day with a sunset cruise on Lake Pichola.

Day 12: Udaipur to Mumbai – by air

Today transfer to Udaipur Airport in good time to catch the afternoon flight to Mumbai where you will stay for two nights at your pre-booked hotel. One of the world's great cities, Mumbai has grown from a small group of islands to India's economic powerhouse and gateway to the world. Still growing fast, Mumbai is a combination of old and new, the chaotic and the peaceful, which draws visitors back time again to what is a most vibrant, bustling and human of cities.

Day 13: Mumbai

Today explore the city with your guide. Close to the hotel is the Gateway of India, one of the iconic images of the city, built to commemorate the visit of King George V in 1911 and the excellent Prince of Wales Museum. From here stroll through the historic Colaba district to admire the impressive Gothic and Victorian architecture before continuing to Malabar Hill for far-reaching views over the city. End the day at the colourful Dhobi ghats where traditional laundryman collect, wash and return the city's linen.

Day 14: Depart Mumbai

Today transfer back to Mumbai Airport to catch your flight back home.

*This itinerary is subject to change with any change in Community regulations as well as Governmental changes and natural circumstances beyond our control.

25/05/2020

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01/03/2019

Cordial India New Initiative to promote Delhi as "City of Heritage"
Delhi is place with no discrimination , every body is welcomed and hugged with love . We at Delhi celebrate all festivals of India with joy and enjoy every moment with full enthusiasm .

Delhi in habitat huge history as its cherished by many dynasty and every ruler has constructed one or other monument for his relaxation .

Enjoy Delhi to its fullest contact us at [email protected] and visit http://www.cordialindia.com/