Information on Metro Cities
1. Delhi
Starting with the slave dynasty in the 12th century through the Mughal rule , upto the two centuries of British colonization, Delhi has endured the ravages of time and also enjoyed prosperity under various rulers. Qutab Minar, Humayun's tomb, Red fort, Jama Masjid , Mutiny memorial - all stand testimony to an illustrious past. Around Lutyen's Delhi, Diplomatic enclave, Connaught circus, Janpath and the burgeoning modern residential areas form a part of the ever - expanding New Delhi.

Accommodation:
The Imperial, Maurya Sheraton, Taj Palace, Taj Mahal, The Oberoi, Grand Intercontinental, The Grand, Park Royal Intercontinental, The Park, Hyatt Regency, Metropolitan Nikko, Claridges, Le Meridien, Oberoi Maidens, Crown Plaza, Hans Plaza.

Places of Interest :
Red fort, Qutab Minar, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Raj Ghat, Lotus Temple, President house, Palika Bazaar, Janpath

2. Mumbai
Mumbai the European name for Mumbai, and still its more accepted name globally came from Portuguese Bom Bahia (Good bay). Mumbai is where India's biggest bulls trade, where money is made and lost with casual felicity, where the world comes to do business. It is also the country's dream factory., the home of both Bollywood star and the mafia don. Small wonder then the city is packed to the teeth with suitably luxurious hotels to host them all.

Accommodation:
Hyatt Regency, Leela Kempinsky, Le Meridien, Maratha Sheraton, Taj Palace, Taj President, Taj Mahal, Ramada, The Oberoi, Hilton Towers, JW Marriott, Marine Park Plaza, Sun & sand, Holiday Inn etc.

Places of Interest:
Elephanta caves, Gateway of India, Prince of Wales Museum, Marine drive, Mani Bhawan & Victoria Garden.

3. Chennai
One of the largest city in India and the capital of Tamil Nadu, Chennai has grown from the merging of number of small villages. For more than 2000 year the Chennai area has been popular with seafarers, spice traders & cloth merchants. Entertainment is big business in Chennai with its formidable film industry. Leather is still the primary industry followed by auto and auto ancilliaries. The garment industry ranks next.

4. Bangalore
The garden city of India & Karnataka's booming capital is in the vanguard of India's new economy and its gracious british garrison town features are being remodeled in the image of the mall loving middle class. Bangalore is regarded as one of the India's most progressive & liberal cities.

Hotels:
ITC Windsor Sheraton Towers, Le Meridien, Taj Residency, Taj Westend, The Grand Ashok, The Leela Palace, Ramanshree.

Places of Interest:
Vidhan Sabha, Botanical garden, Fort & Tipu Sultan Palace.

5. Kolkata
Kolkatta isn't an ancient city like Delhi ,with its impressive relics of the past. Infact its largely a British creation that dates back some 300 years. It was the capital of British India until the beginning of last century. It is referred to as India's friendliest metropolis.It lies on the Hooghly distributary of the Ganges. Its close proximity to river and sea, and hence its connection to the outside world and historical trade routes, has meant that it has developed as a major commercial centre.

Places of Interest:
India Museum, Asiatic society, Planetarium, Kali Temple, Botanical Gardens & Victoria memorial.

Accommodation:
Oberoi Grand, Sonar Bangla, Hyatt Regency, Taj Bengal, The Park , Hindustan International etc