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Classic India
15 days from £2595 per person
Golden Triangle and Kerala Backwaters
14 days from £2195 per person
Golden Temple & The Himalayas
11 days from £1495 per person
Rajasthan Land of Kings
15 days from £2095 per person
A Grand Tour of Sri Lanka
21 days from £4995 per person
If you have time for a three week holiday to Sri Lanka and wish to see as much of the island as possible with a break on the beach at the end, this varied itinerary will serve as a useful template.
A Honeymoon in Indonesia
20 days from £4200 per person
With its fabulously exotic monuments, teeming jungles and exquisite beaches, Indonesia has to be one of the world’s ultimate honeymoon destinations.
Art Across The Ages: Japan
15 days from £6500 per person
Explores Japan's artistic influences in major galleries, gardens and modern art installations
Bhutan Highlights
12 days from £4195 per person
Discover the magic and mystery of Bhutan on this short tour of the country’s highlights, covering the sights of Paro and Thimphu, and taking in the astonishing fortified monastic complexes at Punakha
Bhutan’s Five Valleys
15 days from £8445 per person
Whether you're celebrating a honeymoon, a special anniversary or simply want to enjoy a perfect vacation this two week exploration of Bhutan provides the ultimate back-to-nature experience.
Borneo Family Adventure
15 days from £4245 per person
Share unforgettable wildlife encounters, sleepovers in a tribal longhouse and a blissful stay on a tropical beach in the course of this 15-day family-oriented tour.
Golden Triangle
The cities of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur form the three main points of a route often referred to as ‘the Golden Triangle’ in India – as much for its wealth of historic monuments as its enduring popularity with visitors. The region holds the country’s most splendid forts, palaces and tombs, including the Taj Mahal, and offers a broad spectrum of different cultural experiences, reflecting India’s complex mix of religious and ethnic traditions.
Rajasthan
Picture a Rajput palace, its ochre-washed walls rising sheer from a sandstone outcrop to apartments encrusted with domed cuppolas and pleasure pavilions. Now imagine gazing from one of the courtyards hidden within it across a mass of flat rooftops to a horizon of scrub hills and dried river beds.
Kerala
Since the time of ancient Greece, Europeans have been seduced by the rich, vibrancy and cultural sophistication of India’s far southwest – an intensely tropical region known to outsiders as ‘Malabar’, and to the locals as simply ‘Kerala’ – ‘Land of the Chera Kings’.
North & Central India
North and Central India – encompassing Delhi and the Gangetic Plains – hold enough extraordinary sights to keep even the most ardent Indo-phile happy for several lifetimes. Many of our customers return again and again to this extraordinary
Indian Himalayas
The Himalayan regions of India are, in many respects, lands apart from the rest of the country. Inaccessible for much of the year, the convoluted valley systems rising from the Gangetic Plains to the gleaming ice peaks of the Great Himalaya…
South India
Combined, the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andra Pradesh & Telangana make up Southern India. Most tours of South India tend to focus on the southern part the peninsula, starting at the old colonial spice port of Fort Cochin and nearby…
West India
Goa’s glorious beaches have attracted travellers for decades, but comparatively few explore the other two states along India’s western flank – Maharashtra and Gujarat – despite the fact they hold some of Asia’s most wonderful ancient monume…
Goa
Goa, the former Portuguese colony on India’s southwest coast, has long been our principal recommendation for anyone considering a beach holiday to India or a few days at the end of their India tour.
East India
Eastern India boasts some of the most spectacular and diverse landscapes in the subcontinent and a cultural life as vibrant and distinctive as any in Asia. Its two dominant natural features are the vast chain of Himalayan peaks rising to th…
Northeast Hill States
Thanks to its challenging topography and capricious, often wet weather, the hilly northeast of India is the least visited part of the country. Comparatively few foreigners venture much beyond Kaziranga National Park, on the banks of the Bra…
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
This most remote region of India sits some 700+ miles off the east coast across the Bay of Bengal. A tropical archipelago formerly used as a penal colony by the British until 1947 to house freedom fighters is covered in pristine rainforest…
Maha Kumbh Mela
The largest festival in the world, the Kumbh Mela, is an extraordinary showcase of India’s spiritual and cultural tapestry. It welcomes some 200 million people worldwide to experience dynamic and mystical rituals and celebrations.
Pangong Tso, Ladakh
A sparkling, cobalt-blue lake cradled by slopes of camel-coloured snow desert, Pangong Tso extends across the far east of Ladakh towards the Chinese border. The journey to it
Nubra Valley, Ladakh
The magnificent Khardung La, the world’s highest motorable pass at 5600 (18,373ft), surrounded by soaring Himalayan Peaks, was once the principal track connecting Kashgar in
Stok, Ladakh
With a population of around 1,500 people, Stok is a typical Ladakhi village of large, traditional farmsteads and chortens (stupas) scattered across a patchwork of barley fields and
Dudhwa National Park, Uttar Pradesh
Nestled in the Terai region of Uttar Pradesh, Dudhwa National Park is a captivating wildlife haven close to the border with Nepal. This pristine reserve is accessible from Lucknow and encompasses dense woodland forests, expansive grasslands, riverine forests and wetlands, offering a mesmerising wilderness experience with many animals. Dudhwa is celebrated for its big five:
Nanda Devi Bioshphere
A designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, also known as the Valley of Flowers National Park, surrounds the Nanda Devi Peak, India’s second highest mountain at (7816 m).
Explore Jaipur Old City on a Walking Tour
There’s really no better way to get a sense of local life in the Rajasthani capital than a walking tour of the old city.
Uttaranchal
The area of the Himalayas most easily accessible from Delhi lies in the state of Uttaranchal.
Tadoba-Andhari Tiger Reserve
The Taboba-Andhari Tiger Reserve is the largest and oldest national park in Maharashtra, and sufficiently off the beaten track to have escaped the attention of the hordes, despite boasting one of the highest tiger density figures in the country.
Shimla Heritage Walk
Nothing conjours up the feel of the Raj era as vividly as Shimla’s mock-Tudor British buildings. Our walking tour includes a visit to the more illustrious; the Gaiety Theatre
Sunset Coracle Rides, Hampi
For centuries, villagers living on the Tungabhadra at Hampi have crossed the water on circular coracles to reach their fields and banana groves.
Kinnal Woodcraft Village
After the destruction of Vijayanagar in the 16th century, only a single clan of woodworkers survived from the legions of craftsmen who formerly plied their trades in the great capital.
Sunrise on Matanga Hill, Hampi
Many of the prominent hilltops around the ruined city are crowned by temples, reached via winding flights of rock-cut steps. For sunrise, however, none can hold a candle to Matanga Hill.
Amritsar Street Food Tour
Amritsar is chok-full of little cafés, restaurants and street food stalls specializing in tasty Punjabi cuisine, and on this tour you’ll sample the city’s gastronomic..
The Wagah Border
Anyone who remembers the Monty Pythons’ ‘funny walks’ sketch will know what to expect at Wagah. The famous border crossing point west of Amritsar is the..
Devaraja Market Tour, Mysore
Mysore’s busy Devaraja Market is a feast of South Indian sights and smells, and a great source of inexpensive souvenirs.
Amritsar Walking Tour
In every Indian city, the most interesting things to see are often the ones you’re least likely to come across under your own steam, and Amritsar is no exception.
Coffee Estate Cycle Rides
One of our all-time favourite corners of India is Wayanad, a region of high mountains and lush subtropical forest in northern Kerala. Coffee is the main crop here:
