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INDIA

If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India! - Romaine Rolland (French writer)

CHINA

China has been a beguiling enigma for centuries; its vastness, coupled with a veil of mystery, has always attracted outsiders. It is the new second world superpower, going through rapid social, economic and philosophical changes. China has the third highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

SRI LANKA

Sri Lanka’s “Up Country” is one of the most mysterious, awe-inspiring landscapes dotted with waterfalls and lush floral, its mist-shrouded green fields seem to extend on forever, which says nothing of the legendary tea grown here.

CAMBODIA

Once home to the powerful Khmer Kingdom, Cambodia was off limits to the tourist trail for many years and its secrets lay undiscovered for centuries.

PERU

Standing 2,430 m above sea level, in the midst of a tropical mountain forest in an extraordinarily beautiful setting, Machu Picchu was probably the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height.

AFRICAN SAFARIS

The Great Wildebeest Migration is one of the “Seven New Wonders of the World”.

Morocco

The Kingdom of Morocco is located in northwest of Africa on the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. It is separated from Europe by the Straits of Gibraltar. The kingdom's capital is Rabat. The national territory stretches on an area of about 740 000 square kilometres and the population reached 29, 17 millions in 2002

Demographic growth: 1, 7 % per year (between 1994 and 1998).

The Moroccan national currency is the Moroccan Dirham which is indexed to the dollar and to the Euro since 1999 January the 4th.

The Atlantic Morocco with its Mediterranean climate contains the most important plateaus and plains (Abda, Gharbm, and Chaouia) as well as the longest rivers (Sebour, Oum rabÃ¯e). This part of the Kingdom is the most populated (about 19 millions). To the north, the "Rif" chain overhangs the Mediterranean shore and stands as a natural boundary to the eastern provinces, an area with dry climate formed by sparsely populated high plateaus and the valley of the Moulouya River.

The chain of Atlas which stands up in the east and south of the Atlantic Morocco is made up of

Â· The Medium Atlas,

Â· The High Atlas (Great Atlas in Arabic, peak at Jebel Toubkal: 4 165 m)

Â· The Minor Atlas which forms the southern boundary of the "Souss Valley" populated with Amazigh People.

To the South of the Minor Atlas, stretches the Moroccan Sahara dotted with oasis (Smara) and seasonal rivers (DrÃ¢a), with small inland towns and coastal modern cities (LaÃ¢youne, Dakhla). This greater part of Morocco is mainly populated by nomad tribes.

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