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The India Trek 2026 group began the first evening in Mumbai with a tour of the historic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel; one of India’s most iconic hotels, known for its heritage architecture and significance in Mumbai’s hospitality legacy. We then visited the Gateway of India, a landmark built in 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V, and today a symbol of the city’s colonial history and waterfront identity.@tajhotels @incredibleindia @tourismgoi @hellomtdc @maharashtratourismofficial @my_bmc @harvard @mit
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The India Trek 2026 group began the first evening in Mumbai with a tour of the historic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel; one of India’s most iconic hotels, known for its heritage architecture and significance in Mumbai’s hospitality legacy. We then visited the Gateway of India, a landmark built in 1924 to commemorate the visit of King George V, and today a symbol of the city’s colonial history and waterfront identity. @tajhotels @incredibleindia @tourismgoi @hellomtdc @maharashtratourismofficial @my_bmc @harvard @mit
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Mumbai’s iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus — a crossroads of countless journeys. The India Trek 2026 group stepped into the rush and experienced it in full swing.@railminindia @central_railway @my_bmc @maharashtratourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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Mumbai’s iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus — a crossroads of countless journeys. The India Trek 2026 group stepped into the rush and experienced it in full swing. @railminindia @central_railway @my_bmc @maharashtratourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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The India Trek 2026 group spent an afternoon in Old Delhi, beginning with lunch at Haveli Dharampura — the beautifully restored 19th-century haveli that reflects the grace of Mughal-era living.After lunch, we set out on rickshaws through the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk. Weaving past spice markets fragrant with masalas, colourful wedding bazaars, old jewellery shops, and street vendors, the experience offered an authentic glimpse into the rhythm of Purani Dilli; where history, commerce, faith, and everyday life continue to coexist seamlessly.@havelidharampura @incredibleindia @delhitourism_official @tourismgoi @harvard @mit
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The India Trek 2026 group spent an afternoon in Old Delhi, beginning with lunch at Haveli Dharampura — the beautifully restored 19th-century haveli that reflects the grace of Mughal-era living. After lunch, we set out on rickshaws through the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk. Weaving past spice markets fragrant with masalas, colourful wedding bazaars, old jewellery shops, and street vendors, the experience offered an authentic glimpse into the rhythm of Purani Dilli; where history, commerce, faith, and everyday life continue to coexist seamlessly. @havelidharampura @incredibleindia @delhitourism_official @tourismgoi @harvard @mit
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2 months ago
On a crisp January morning, the India Trek 2026 group began the day at India Gate and the National War Memorial in the capital. Walking through the memorial complex, the group learned about the history and symbolism behind the Amar Jawan Jyoti, the Param Yodha Sthal, and the names inscribed in honour of soldiers who laid down their lives in various wars and operations.The visit also coincided with visible preparations for the upcoming Republic Day celebrations.#NationalWarMemorial @indianarmy.adgpi @indiannavy @indianairforce @defenceminindia @harvard @mit
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On a crisp January morning, the India Trek 2026 group began the day at India Gate and the National War Memorial in the capital. Walking through the memorial complex, the group learned about the history and symbolism behind the Amar Jawan Jyoti, the Param Yodha Sthal, and the names inscribed in honour of soldiers who laid down their lives in various wars and operations. The visit also coincided with visible preparations for the upcoming Republic Day celebrations. #NationalWarMemorial @indianarmy.adgpi @indiannavy @indianairforce @defenceminindia @harvard @mit
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2 months ago
History scripted.For the first time ever, Jammu & Kashmir are Ranji Trophy Champions. From resilience to dominance, this victory is more than a cricketing milestone - it is a statement of belief, talent, and determination emerging from the Valley.Congratulations to the players, support staff, and everyone who has worked tirelessly to build this moment.#RanjiTrophy #JKCricket #RanjiFinal #CricketIndia@officialbccidomestic @indiancricketteam @jkca___
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History scripted. For the first time ever, Jammu & Kashmir are Ranji Trophy Champions. 🏆 From resilience to dominance, this victory is more than a cricketing milestone - it is a statement of belief, talent, and determination emerging from the Valley. Congratulations to the players, support staff, and everyone who has worked tirelessly to build this moment. #RanjiTrophy #JKCricket #RanjiFinal #CricketIndia @officialbccidomestic @indiancricketteam @jkca___
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2 months ago
In Pahalgam, The India Trek 2026 group visited the Himalayan Products factory to understand how artisanal cheese is produced in Kashmir.The visit began with a tasting of the local cheeses and a discussion on farmer networks and building a sustainable dairy ecosystem in the region.The group walked through the production process - from milk sourcing (including from migrating Gujjar and Bakarwal herders) to ageing and classification into Young, Mild, Medium, Mature, and Vintage categories. They also saw the cheese ageing cave and learned how Kalari, Kashmir’s traditional heritage cheese, is developed and positioned in the market.@himalayancheese @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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In Pahalgam, The India Trek 2026 group visited the Himalayan Products factory to understand how artisanal cheese is produced in Kashmir. The visit began with a tasting of the local cheeses and a discussion on farmer networks and building a sustainable dairy ecosystem in the region. The group walked through the production process - from milk sourcing (including from migrating Gujjar and Bakarwal herders) to ageing and classification into Young, Mild, Medium, Mature, and Vintage categories. They also saw the cheese ageing cave and learned how Kalari, Kashmir’s traditional heritage cheese, is developed and positioned in the market. @himalayancheese @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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2 months ago
During our time in Srinagar, The India Trek 2026 group visited the exquisite showroom of Ali Shah Crafts - a heritage house of Kashmiri handicrafts, shawls, and carpets since 1860.We were taken behind the scenes to understand the intricate artistry and generations-old craftsmanship that go into creating authentic Kashmiri carpets. From hand-spinning and natural dyeing to the painstaking knotting of carpets, every step reflected precision and legacy.@alishahcrafts @dohhkmr @dc_handicrafts @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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During our time in Srinagar, The India Trek 2026 group visited the exquisite showroom of Ali Shah Crafts - a heritage house of Kashmiri handicrafts, shawls, and carpets since 1860. We were taken behind the scenes to understand the intricate artistry and generations-old craftsmanship that go into creating authentic Kashmiri carpets. From hand-spinning and natural dyeing to the painstaking knotting of carpets, every step reflected precision and legacy. @alishahcrafts @dohhkmr @dc_handicrafts @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @harvard @mit
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2 months ago
The India Trek 2026 at the Hazratbal Shrine, Srinagar Hazratbal is a deeply revered 17th-century shrine located along the tranquil banks of Dal Lake. It houses the Moi-e-Muqaddas, a sacred relic believed to be a strand of hair of Prophet Muhammad, making it one of the most important spiritual sites in Kashmir.Over the centuries, it has become a powerful symbol of faith, history, and devotion in the valley.@jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @tourismgoi
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The India Trek 2026 at the Hazratbal Shrine, Srinagar 🕌 Hazratbal is a deeply revered 17th-century shrine located along the tranquil banks of Dal Lake. It houses the Moi-e-Muqaddas, a sacred relic believed to be a strand of hair of Prophet Muhammad, making it one of the most important spiritual sites in Kashmir. Over the centuries, it has become a powerful symbol of faith, history, and devotion in the valley. @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @tourismgoi
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2 months ago
The India Trek 2026 group visited the Shankaracharya Temple, Srinagar ️After climbing over 240 steps to the hilltop, they reached one of Kashmir’s most revered and historic shrines. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this centuries-old temple stands as a powerful symbol of faith and endurance, watching over the valley and the shimmering Dal Lake below.@jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @tourismgoi
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The India Trek 2026 group visited the Shankaracharya Temple, Srinagar 🏔️ After climbing over 240 steps to the hilltop, they reached one of Kashmir’s most revered and historic shrines. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this centuries-old temple stands as a powerful symbol of faith and endurance, watching over the valley and the shimmering Dal Lake below. @jktourismofficial @incredibleindia @tourismgoi
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2 months ago
The India Trek 2026 group ascended to Phase 2 of the Gulmarg Gondola, travelling to nearly 4,000 metres and reaching the upper station near Apharwat Peak.The ride offered expansive views of the snow-covered Pir Panjal range and the surrounding alpine landscape: clear mountain air, panoramic peaks, and a firsthand experience of one of Asia’s highest and longest cable car systems.@jktourismofficial @gulmarggondola_official @incredibleindia
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The India Trek 2026 group ascended to Phase 2 of the Gulmarg Gondola, travelling to nearly 4,000 metres and reaching the upper station near Apharwat Peak. The ride offered expansive views of the snow-covered Pir Panjal range and the surrounding alpine landscape: clear mountain air, panoramic peaks, and a firsthand experience of one of Asia’s highest and longest cable car systems. @jktourismofficial @gulmarggondola_official @incredibleindia
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2 months ago
Into the quiet of Maamal Forest, Pahalgam.As part of The India Trek 2026, the group spent time walking through one of Pahalgam’s oldest forest stretches.Surrounded by tall Pine and Deodar trees, the visit offered a closer look at the region’s natural landscape and terrain.@jktourismofficial @pccf_hoff.jkforestdeptt @incredibleindia
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Into the quiet of Maamal Forest, Pahalgam. As part of The India Trek 2026, the group spent time walking through one of Pahalgam’s oldest forest stretches. Surrounded by tall Pine and Deodar trees, the visit offered a closer look at the region’s natural landscape and terrain. @jktourismofficial @pccf_hoff.jkforestdeptt @incredibleindia
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2 months ago
In Delhi, I had the pleasure of hosting the India Trek group at home for an intimate dinner evening. It was a warm and relaxed gathering, curated to encourage candid conversation and meaningful exchange.The guests were Lt. Gen. Raja Subramani, MA-NSCS; Dr. Haseeb Drabu, economist and former Finance Minister of Jammu & Kashmir; Smt. Priyanka Chaturvedi, Member of Parliament; Sh. Krishna Lavu, Member of Parliament; Smt. Aishwarya Singh, IPS; Sh. Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels; and Smt. Vasvi Bharat Ram, Joint Vice Chairperson, The Shri Ram Schools.#RajaSubramani @haseebadrabu @priyankac19 @srikrishnalavu @aishwaryasingh.09 @anil.chadha.75 @itchotels @vasvibharatram @tsrsonline @harvard @mit
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In Delhi, I had the pleasure of hosting the India Trek group at home for an intimate dinner evening. It was a warm and relaxed gathering, curated to encourage candid conversation and meaningful exchange. The guests were Lt. Gen. Raja Subramani, MA-NSCS; Dr. Haseeb Drabu, economist and former Finance Minister of Jammu & Kashmir; Smt. Priyanka Chaturvedi, Member of Parliament; Sh. Krishna Lavu, Member of Parliament; Smt. Aishwarya Singh, IPS; Sh. Anil Chadha, Managing Director, ITC Hotels; and Smt. Vasvi Bharat Ram, Joint Vice Chairperson, The Shri Ram Schools. #RajaSubramani @haseebadrabu @priyankac19 @srikrishnalavu @aishwaryasingh.09 @anil.chadha.75 @itchotels @vasvibharatram @tsrsonline @harvard @mit
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