India - Visit the Taj Mahal, one of the wonders of the world. This beautiful monument of love was built by a late Emperor in memory of his late wife and queen. Built entirely of white marble, it is a stunning architectural beauty where at sunset it glows in the light of the full moon. Once visited it's impressions will remain buried in your memory forever.

India - During November visit the worlds largest camel fair, the Pushkar Festival which is located at the edge of a small and beautiful lake on the edge of the desert in the tiny tranquil town of Pushkar.

Pakistan - View the Khyber Pass, one of the most famous passes in the world. 3501 feet high and 53 kilometres long, it winds its way through the mountains separating Pakistan from Afghanistan. Or take the Khyber Train, passing through 34 tunnels and crossing 92 bridges on its journey from Peshawar to Landi Kotal which was originally built by the British in the 1920s.

Pakistan -  Photograph some of the highest mountains in the world in Kashmir. Including the famous Nanga Parbat and the second-highest mountain in the world, K2.

Bangladesh - Spend the day swimming at the miles of golden sand beaches, surfing the waves, searching for rare conch shells or exploring the colourful Pagodas and Buddhist Temples at Cox's Bazar, the world's longest uninterrupted beach (120km long).

Nepal - Go on a white water river rafting adventure on some of the best rivers in the world. Intense rapids, gorgeous wilderness areas and lush green valleys will multiply your fun.

Bangladesh -  Visit the Sundarbans, the world's biggest mangrove forest which are spread over an area of about 60000 sq. km and home of the Royal Bengal tiger. Here you can find tigers swimming across a river or huge crocodiles basking in the sun.
 
Sri Lanka - Head to Sri Lanka's southern seaside town of Galle and watch teams participate in the annual Elephant Polo Tournament which normally takes place in February.

Sri Lanka - Start climbing Adam's Peak at 2am, reaching the summit at dawn and join a 1000 year-old pilgrimage shared by Sri Lanka's main religions. Legend has it that the footprint on top of the 2224-metre Adam's Peak was made by Adam when he was cast out of heaven.

Nepal - Climb Everest the highest mountain on earth, or any of the other 11 of the world's highest peaks which are also located in Nepal. Climbing Everest costs around US$50,000, but the view of Everest and other Himalayas is free.