Religious and Cultural Centres of India

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Religious travel in India runs to its own calendar, and that calendar decides the program more than budget does. The Himalayan shrines at Badrinath and Kedarnath open only for a summer season and close for winter, Kedarnath needs either a trek or a helicopter leg, and festival dates at Puri and Amritsar move occupancy sharply. Several sites also carry entry rules that have to be settled before a client is committed rather than at the gate. Handled properly these are among the most rewarding programs India offers, both for pilgrims and for cultural travellers with no religious purpose at all.