COMPANY PROFILE
Distant Frontiers product line, Explore features ‘out of the ordinary tours for everyone,’ giving individuals and small groups an authentic and sustainable travel experience. Travellers will experience the great outdoors, local customs and charming hospitality, flavourful traditional cooking, stimulating art and music and intriguing architecture in a unique yet easily accessible manner. Driving this initiative at Distant Frontiers is its Destination Knowledge Centre which travels all over the Indian subcontinent in search of compelling stories to inspire destination travel and to ensure that your clients are in the know.
WHY INDIA
The very name conjures images of vibrant colours, mysticism, royalty; an amalgam of religions, a kaleidoscope of art and culture, all of which find expression in the beautiful temples, sculptures and monuments. India is undoubtedly one of the most diverse nations in the world. It is a land of credible paradoxes and yet underlying the contrasts, there are patterns of continuity, an indefinable essence that is quintessentially Indian. Perhaps much of India’s fascination lies in the fact that it is both a young nation and an ancient country rolled into one where past and present co-exist in a beautiful mosaic.
India, it is often said, is not a country but a continent. From north to south and east to west, the people are different, the languages are different, and the country is different. Read More
India is a land of romance and dreams, of splendour and extravagance, of forts and palaces, beaches and jungles, a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours and rituals. To explore India is to discover unending secrets to the mystery of life, to enjoy India is to celebrate the very fact of living.
CONTACT DETAILS
Lovleen Sagar – Sr. Vice President
Email: lovleen.sagar@distantfrontiers.in
Website: www.distantfrontiers.in
Tel: +91 124 4703300
Address:
Tower B · Delta Square · M.G. Road
Sector 25 · Gurgaon 122001 · Haryana
National Capital Region of Delhi · India
MEET THE TEAM
“To other countries, I may go as a tourist, but to India, I come as a pilgrim.”
– Martin Luther King Jr.