PRIVATE FAMILY TOURS INDIA

Is there a more memorable way to spend a family trip than a stopover at Agra to witness the Taj Mahal— the ultimate homage of love, a family photo in front of the Taj Mahal will surely be a collectable.

Picture a family meal with an exclusive view of the Taj Mahal, and some handpicked delicacies from the Mughlai cuisine and Indian wine to go with it.

Stay like royalty in a luxurious palace-turned-heritage-hotel in RAJASTHAN. Go on a city tour of quaint and picturesque Udaipur with its old-world charm.

Experience spiritual calm at Jagdish and Shri Ekling temples and do some ethnic shopping at Hathi Pol Bazaar. Top it all off with a boat ride in Lake Pichola or a camel safari in the evening or better still, a balloon ride for a bird’s eye view of magical Rajasthan.

Enter a Kiplingesque world that looks like it came right out of The Jungle Book in the RANTHAMBORE NATIONAL PARK in Rajasthan.

This exotic destination is home to the Royale Bengal tigers, leopards, sloth bears, caracals, jackals, foxes, hyenas, mongoose and hundreds of other exotic species of animals and birds.

A jeep safari in the park is a truly unforgettable experience and your best chance of spotting a Bengal Tiger in the wild anywhere in the world.

Imagine waking up in the serene backwaters of Alleppey, watching the sunrise on a houseboat equipped with all amenities you can imagine and a private chef onboard offering best Keralan cuisine sourced from local organic village sources.

Spend the day doing some fishing and exploring the fishing villages in the calm backwaters.

A one-of-a-kind experience that Venice has got nothing on!

Blessed with a glistening coastline and shiny sandy beaches, GOA is home to some of best beaches and parties in all of India

However, it is also a place steeped in a rich heritage blend of India and its Portuguese colonial past, dating back to Vasco De Gama’s landing in 1524 AD.

A relaxing beachside holiday with some Portuguese heritage trails in the old city quarters is quite the experience.

In many ways, Varanasi, situated on the banks of the mighty Ganges, is to the Hindu faith what Jerusalem is to Christianity.

Make a soul-cleansing pilgrimage to this holiest place of the Hindu faith and immerse yourself in its spiritual vibe. The best way to explore Varanasi is aboard a private boat on the Ganges.

THE INDIAN RAILWAY SYSTEM is to India what the heart and the circulatory system are to body. It united and connected a vast expansive subcontinent into one accessible well-connected whole.

One of the best ways to explore contemporary India is aboard a “Palace on the Wheel”  luxury train with onboard restaurants, spas, personal butlers and ultimate opulence.

Or get on the MAHARAJA EXPRESS, the most luxurious train in country and explore the length and breadth of this truly magnificent subcontinent.

India is a land of Princely States. Soon after it got its independence in 1947, some 560 princely states accepted the Instrument of Accession and joined the Union.

A Western-style 5-star with familiar amenities is never a bad idea, but one experience you just need to treat yourself and your family to is a stay at a palace-turned-heritage hotel in places like Rajasthan, Delhi, Mumbai, Kerala or the Indian North.

With a raging fast-growing economy that is producing enormous prosperity, India is now poised to become one of the major destinations in the global high-end fashion industry.

In its major metropolitans in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru and Kolkata, you can now find some of the trendiest and chic boutiques, jewelry stores and top-end brands. Chances are you might also run into a Bollywood celebrity as well.

The color-filled state of Princes and Palaces, Rajasthan, is famous for its mighty forts, serene lakes, magical tribal cultures, folk music, dunes and vast deserts.

It also offer you opportunities to replicate the lives of Maharajas with its palaces-turned-heritage-hotels and unrivaled hospitality that attracts high-end tourists from all over world.

Once the great capital of the ancient Vijayanagara Empire in the south of India, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi in Karnataka is now a top attraction for history enthusiasts, architecture aficionados and tourists from all over the world.

Marvel at its palace, temples, stone artwork and cave paintings.

Built in 1903, the Taj Mahal Palace in Colaba, Mumbai, which overlooks the Gateway of India, is one of country’s most iconic landmarks.

It has played host to kings, royalties, dignitaries, celebrities and world leaders since its inception.

You can enjoy the ultimate lavish family experience in what is arguably one of greatest 5-star hotels in the world.

Coming to India, the land of tigers, and missing out on a jeep safari is one regret you do not have.

An excellent opportunity for some tiger-spotting, the Panna Tiger reserve in Madhya Pradesh is a trip to the jaw-dropping heart-stopping exotic wild outback of India with amazing sights of wildlife.

Cascading tea gardens in the lush green slopy hilly terrain of Darjeeling are a sight for the sore eyes.

Spending a night in a cozy tent camp in the middle of a tea plantation, and spending your day walking in the tea plantations, tasting tea, and learning about the process and lives of the women workers is a unique experience you might want to consider.