India is an explosion on all the senses, from its stunning coloured architecture, to its spice-filled air, to the myriad of wild flowers, to the mellow tea plantations on hillsides. With so much on offer to the foreign visitor, we've distilled our best off-the-beaten track destinations and experiences so you get a real sense of the country.
India is an explosion on all the senses, from its stunning coloured architecture, to its spice-filled air, to the myriad of wild flowers, to the mellow tea plantations on hillsides. With so much on offer to the foreign visitor, we've distilled our best off-the-beaten track destinations and experiences so you get a real sense of the country.
This holiday covers the must see destinations in central India and beyond. It includes the iconic Taj as part of a 'Golden Triangle' journey but you will also experience a more rural Rajasthan, away from the throngs of tourists with its romantic forts, dramatic scenery and inspiring wildlife.
An incredible journey through Rajasthan, this holiday covers the famous cities of Delhi, Jaipur and Udaipur and their sights, but also veers right away from the beaten track to explore the Rajasthani countryside, wilderness and wildlife at places such as Bundi, Bharatpur, Shahpura and Deogarh.
Often overlooked by most travellers, East India offers an incredible mix ofor the senses; from the energy of Kolkata, to the peaceful waterways of the Sunderbans, to the spiritual Sikkim Buddhism of the Himalayas there is so much to see and do. In just over two weeks experience the best of East India staying in comfortable boutique hotels.
Focusing on the northern part of the state rather than the more touristy south, this holiday lets you explore Kerala in a unique way. Cruise through the back waters on a converted rice barge. Explore the eclectic Cochin city with its mix of architecture, cuisine and history. Enjoy a spot of luxury camping boasting some of India's best birdlife.
Follow the footsteps of Rudyard Kipling and embark on an extraordinary journey across Madhya Pradesh. Visit the wildlife park that inspired The Jungle Book, Pench National Park; spot a living Shere Khan tiger and see the cheeky monkeys in their natural environment.
