'Four-by-four explorers club' in India

Friday, October 26, 2007, 11:09 [IST]

Agra, Oct. 25, 2007 : A 67-member team of adventure seekers from England have undertaken a luxury car tour across India to get a close glimpse at the country's culture and heritage.

The group 'Four-by-Four Explorers Club' comprises members from different countries, who undertake a tour every year to explore and discover different countries. The group members, who have already covered four cities, were quite impressed with whatever little they saw of the Indian culture.

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