A country that is often referred to as a subcontinent… It extends from the mighty Himalayas in the north to the fathomless Indian Ocean to the south. The second most populous country

Variously called the emerald isle and green paradise, Sri Lanka is really a country like no other. Culturally and naturally rich, the island has long been famous for its precious gems. Through history this southern neighbour of India has been conquered by Indians,

It just appears out of nowhere in the Indian Ocean. Barely visible when you fly across, the tiny islands of Maldives zoom into view only when you are headed for it.

It is the Kingdom which has given a new value for development- Gross National Happiness. Studies have shown that it has one of most happy people on the planet, just a mere 3% unhappy.

The tiny country, just 710 sq kms, from the east which has won the praise and hearts of people around the world, Singapore is an example of man’s will for sustainable development. Known in the earlier times as Simhapur, which means land of Lion, Singapore today attributes its name to the famous merlion statue.

China lies just north of the Himalayas, a short flight away from India's northern and eastern cities. The world's third largest country, about twice the size of India, China extends 5,500 km from north to south and 5,200 km from east to west. The are

One of most important countries of the Middle east, UAE is a federation of seven states or emirates, each ruled by an emir. An oil rich nation, UAE has transformed itself after oil was discovered here at the turn of past century.

Lying on the eastern part of the Indochinese peninsula, Viet Nam is a strip of land shaped like the letter “S”. China borders it to the north, Laos and Cambodia to the west, the East Sea to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the east and s