HERITAGE & CULTURE TOUR INDIA

One of the seven wonders of the world, the magical Taj Mahal is arguably India’s greatest and most-visited landmark.

No tour to India is complete without a ‘Haziri’ (attendance) at this eternal ode to romantic love.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site and hands down one of the greatest exhibits of architectural magnificence anywhere on the planet, the Taj Mahal was commissioned by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a homage to his beloved wife Mumtaz who died during childbirth.

It took a workforce of 22,000 men 22 years to finally complete the project in 1648 AD under the hawkish supervision of its architect Ustad Ahmad Lahori. Taking your ‘Mumtaz’ to see the Taj Mahal...

Located in the south of the Indian continent “God’s Own Country” Kerala is blessed with a stunningly beautiful 589 km-long coastline that boasts some of India’s best tropical beach paradises but the state also has another hidden gem that is now drawing a massive number of tourists.

The serene backwaters of Alleppey, Kumarakom and Kollam are a picturesque labyrinth of rivers, waterways, idyllic fishing villages, green foliage, amazing birdlife and mystic beauty.

The best way to enjoy the Keralan backwaters is aboard a cozy houseboat equipped with all the modern amenities and an onboard chef putting together locally sourced farm-fresh organic meals.

In the Hindu tradition, a trip to Varanasi is considered the last stop in a long journey of reincarnations for the soul toward ultimate salvation.

Mentioned in the holy scripture of Ramayana and Mahabharat, this ancient city in Uttar Pradesh on the banks of the Holy Ganga is to Hinduism what Jerusalem is to the Abrahamic religion.

Previously known as Kashi or Benares, the holiest center of Hinduism in the entire world attracts millions of pilgrims, tourists and seekers of enlightenment worldwide.

A trip to Varanasi is a soul-cleansing experience that you cannot afford to miss out on.

The elegant capital of Rajasthan (the land of Rajas) is an important stopover in the Golden Triangle tourist circuit which comprises the trio of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.

Termed “Paris of India” on account of its majestic palaces, enchanting Havelis, towering forts and medieval bazaars, Jaipur is also known as the ‘Pink City.’

The Maharaja of Jaipur had the city painted in Pink (the color of hospitality in the Rajputana region) to welcome the visiting Prince Albert in 1876 AD. His queen, the Maharani liked the color so much that an edict was passed to bind all subjects to paint their houses in pink. The result...

The charming city of Udaipur in Rajasthan gets its monikers “the City of Lakes” and “Venice of the East” due to its seven picturesque lakes all of which are interconnected by a network of canals, bridges and waterways.

This historical capital of the Kingdom of Mewar in the Rajputana Agency was founded in 1559 AD by Maharana Udai Singh II, who was so smitten with the gorgeous Lake Pichola and the surrounding green Aravalli Hills that he decided to move his capital here.

Udaipur is a stunningly beautiful city of regal palaces, serene lakes and palatial Havelis that attract millions of visitors from the rest of India and abroad to its...

The UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ellora and Ajanta Caves in Aurangabad, Maharashtra are one of India’s top tourist attractions.

Comprising 34 caves dating back to the 2nd century BC (Ajanta) and 6th century AD (Ellora), these sites feature awe-inspiring rock-cut stone art carved in hillside rocks and caves. For aficionados of archeology and history, Ajanta and Ellora are must-see destinations.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hampi was the capital of the fabulously rich and splendid Vijayanagara Empire, the strongest medieval empire in all of the Indian south.

Located in a small village in modern-day Karnataka, the Hampi-Pattadkal-Aihole-Badami complex comprises some 2000 monuments that still survive. Among them are remnants of temples, palaces, sculptures, stone art, cave paintings and public buildings. 

Take a voyage back in time into a magical realm of splendor and grandeur on our private tour to Hampi.

The Pushkar Fair, held annually in one of India’s oldest cities Pushkar near Ajmer (Rajasthan) is the country’s biggest livestock fair. Featuring local dances, folk music, regional games, and camel races, the event is also a cultural festival that begins with the Hindu calendar months of Kartik.

The Fair is a massive tourist attraction in late October and early November.

Known as the “rose garden of Rajasthan” Pushkar is famous for its beautiful Pushkar lake, the Nag Pahar (snake mountain) and sand dunes.

Immerse yourself in the festivity of Pushkar with our tailor-made Camel Carnival experience.

Ayurveda, the Indian medical and wellness tradition that dates back 5000 years finds its capital in the southern Indian state of Kerala.

Not only is Kerala blessed with a 589 km shoreline that has some of India’s finest beaches, but it also draws a vast number of tourists to its luxury wellness resorts located in its picturesque beaches, serene backwaters and spice plantations in the interior.

While you are in India, a luxury wellness experience in Kerala is one awesome treat you ought to give yourself.

The capital of the Mughal Empire and contemporary India is where the culinary traditions of Central Asia and Persia have amalgamed with the sumptuous culinary tradition of Hindustan, resulting in what is arguably India’s greatest food scene.

Take our bespoke Delhi food tour with a knowledgeable food blogger and sample some of the finest Chole Bhature, Gol Gappay, Poori Aloo, Samosay, Chaat and Kulfi.

There is more to Varanasi than just prayers and rituals. One of oldest continuously inhabited cities in India, Varanasi (previously Kashi or Benaras) is also famous all over India for its silk, Benarasi Sarees, handmade carpets, brocades and handicrafts.

Perfected over centuries of labor and love, these crafts continue to be practiced in ancient workshops in contemporary Varanasi.

Avail our special workshop sessions in Varanasi and learn about these impressive crafts and the lives of the artisans.

The land of Rishis (enlightened souls), Rishikesh in the idyllic Uttarakhand in the foothills of the Himalayas is one of India’s prime centers for meditation and yoga.

The world’s largest yoga festival is held every year in Rishikesh on the banks of the Holy Ganga attracting tens of thousands of peace-seekers from worldwide. The world-renowned Parmath Niketan Ashram is located here.

Enjoy our private luxury retreat in serene Rishikesh and unlock your inner strength with the power of yoga under the tutelage of master Rishis.

We offer a behind-the-scenes private tour of the Film City in Mumbai, the land of Bollywood.

A 520-acre complex comprising 20 indoor studios in the Aarey Colony, the Film City is biggest film studio in the world and is one of the city’s top attractions.

With over 100 movies shot here every year, you can watch the star in action by visiting a recording or movie set.

Ranthambore is the largest and most important National Park in North India. Located in Madhopur District in Rajasthan, 130 km from Jaipur, it was the famous hunting ground of the Maharajas of Jaipur.

Home to one of the biggest populations of Royal Bengal Tigers and other exotic animals like leopards, sloth bears, caracals, jackals, foxes, and mongoose, the Ranthambore National Park is a must-see destination for wildlife adventurers and photographers.

Go on our private jungle safari into this magical realm of the Animal Kingdom. Click that perfect Bengal Tiger photo that you’ve always been dreaming about.

There is no death of cultural immersion in the “Pink City”. Marvel at the regal grandeur of the City Palace, the Sheesh Mahal (Palaces of Glasses), Hawa Mahal (Palace of Winds), the Jal Mahal and the Albert Hall Museum.

Go on a shopping spree at Johari Bazar for famous Rajasthani jewelry, Chandpol Bazar for ethnic handicrafts and Tripolia Bazar for bangles which are famous all over India.

India is a sensory overload. Sometimes it can feel overwhelming with its never-ending arrays of sights, sounds, attractions and experiences.

Lest you overburn, it is always a good idea to unwind and slow time down in a serene retreat nestled away from the dizzying noise.

We give you the best Indian palace retreat options in Rajasthan, the Himalayas (Uttarakhand, Ladakh, Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh) and Kerala (coastal regions, backwaters and spice plantations).