The Journey starts from Corbett National Park, situated in the Kumaon Region of Uttaranchal Sate, the  Journey further winds through the Hill region of Garhwal. This whole region occupies a special place in Hinduism and its ancient traditions, where every small element of nature bares a religious significance . This is the source of  the many tributaries  of  the Ganges and Yamuna. Uttaranchal comprises of 350 Km. of Mighty Himalayan Range. The entire region is mountainous with valleys in between the ridges. Then we enter into the Himachal Pradesh. Here we drive through its beautiful valleys such as Pabber Valley, Kullu valley, Parvati valley ,Kangra Valley and Chamba, including Manali and Dharamsala, the house of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the H.Q. of the Tibetan Government in Exile.

Another point of attraction in Kangra and Chamba Valley is the rock cut monolithic temple of Masrur (Kangra Valley) and Chaurasi Temple complex in Bharmour. These are fine example of temple architecture  in sub – Himalayan region. From here we enter in to the plains of Punjab and further  head towards Amritsar .This  journey ends at Amritsar, the Holy place of the Sikhs. This Journey connects  us with three different regions and  also  with different faiths, and cultures.