by David | September 8th, 2009
When booking travel in India, five-star hotels are an exquisite way to go. They offer the best in luxury accommodation, meeting the highest standards in the industry. Our hotels are carefully selected to offer a glorious blend of innovation and tradition, featuring the latest technologies and in-room entertainments, along with the very best of old-world hospitality and splendor. India is an amazing country, with some of the most beautiful natural places on the planet. It also has some of the oldest cities in the world, with incredible histories and lively urban energies that are very strong today. Our hotels are designed to meet the charm of the country itself, with a wide array of amenities that will please every member of the family.
India is extremely diverse, both in ecology and geographies, but also in culture and cuisine. There are certainly fantastic adventures waiting for you outside the hotel, and our friendly and well-informed staff can help you to select the perfect activities to match your heart’s desires. After a magnificent meal here, served by world-class chefs trained in the intricacies of international dining, prepare to enjoy the vibrant country that has been home to so many and for so long. There are many splendid cultural offerings here that can demonstrate how a rich culture creates very rich works of art, and if you time things right, you might be in a good position to see some of these works at the International Film Festival of India.
Considered to be the Cannes of India, the International Film Festival of India is now in its 40th year. It offers a stunning 240 hours of celluloid magic, highlighting some of the best work in the country, as well as featuring films from around the world. It is an extraordinary event, and showcases India’s prominence in the film world, with vital and vibrant industries in Mumbai and Chennai, and excellent independent films coming from all over. This event is a wonderful way to get to know India, and also to celebrate its remarkable contributions to world culture.
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