Travellers today seek a deeper meaning in their journeys and the future of travel is all about experiences in India. India is a country that offers a plethora of unique and authentic encounters, from the snow-capped Himalayas to the tranquil backwaters of Kerala. India's interests go beyond the iconic landmarks and include unusual experiences that provide lasting memories. The country's landscape is dotted with mysterious wonders that defy the laws of nature, such as temples that pay homage to sacred rats and mystical hills that appear to possess magnetic powers. Visitors can also experience adrenaline-pumping activities like soaring above the clouds, navigating untamed rivers and engaging diverse wildlife in their natural habitats. India is a destination that promises to satisfy the curiosity and wanderlust of travellers seeking original and transformative experiences.
Street food in Old Delhi and the Galouti Kebabs & Biryani in Lucknow.
The Taj Mahal
The hand-block printing workshop to create your memento in Jaipur.
The Nuns at Dolma Ling Nunnery in Dharamshala.
The ancient ghats of Varanasi.
Cooking session at a local's home.
Tour of Agra gives one an insight into the life and times of a cantonment during the days of the British Raj.
Explore the lesser-known monuments of Rambagh, Gyarah Sidi, and Itimad-ud-Daulah.
An interesting walking tour through the narrow streets of old Amritsar on the way to the Golden Temple, which showcases the Sikh history and culture of the city.
Tour Old Delhi with a local guide, on specially designed and modified rickshaws, exploring the bylanes and heart of the old city.
Bicycle tours on pre-planned routes to show you the city up close and personal.
New Delhi's historic Hauz Khas Village may be a little overcrowded with people and cars, but there's no trendier place in the capital to eat, shop and generally enjoy the ambiance.
The Change of Guard ceremony held every Saturday is a chance to peek behind the corridors of power and witness the ceremonial changing of the guard with horses and a military band in the otherwise off-limits courtyard of Rashtrapati Bhavan – Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Old Delhi is a food paradise and this walk is specially curated by a passionate food lover.
A valuable workshop for photographers visiting India. An expert will guide and sensitize you about the nuances of a different culture and locality.
Understand Sufism as you wander through a relatively untouched part of the city with a student guide. This padayatra is part of a local NGOs initiative and the money is used for the development of the area.
This small strip of road has become a budding but vibrant market that is home to some of the most vibrant young brands in the country.
Experience this narrow gauge, slow, rural train ride from Kamlighat to Phulad.
An experience that has no agenda. Head out to the countryside, enjoy delicious food cooked in the same rustic manner as travellers, pilgrims and warriors in Rajasthan in ancient times and take an afternoon break on a charpai under the sky.
The walk starts from Bir, famous for paragliding, and passes through beautiful villages, a small tea plantation and a small stretch of pine forest and ends at a monastery.
Enjoy this toy train ride that slowly passes through the hills and valleys with spectacular views of the Dhauladhar Range.
Visit the amazing ancient Hindu temples of Mitawali, Padawali and Bateshwar at sunrise.
This walk takes you to local artisans in their workshops and gives you the chance to sample some of the culinary delights of the area, even as you meet and talk to the people of the town.
This is a hands-on experience where you create your own artwork under the guidance of a guru to take with you as a souvenir of your trip to India.
Explore this bizarre complex of monolithic temples carved from a single rock, the only temple of its kind in Himachal Pradesh, and the entire sub-Himalaya of northern India, built in the 6th or 7th century.
Experience the charming, mediaeval atmosphere of the village of Garli, with its beautiful mansions, mansions and Italianate buildings interspersed among beautiful mud-built and slate-roofed houses along cobbled cobbled streets.
Learn about this style of miniature painting, which developed into a distinctive style of painting in the 17th and 18th centuries by blending Hindu mythology, Mughal and Rajput miniature techniques, and the folk art of the local hills.
This walk will start at the house of the English writer and end at the residence and art gallery of a famous artist in Shimla
A perfect place to break the journey between Jodhpur and Udaipur and experience rural India.
An easy bicycle tour of the city's main sights led by a local expert.
This session will give you an introduction to Indian classical music, followed by a brief vocal recital and a Sitar and Tabla demo.
A rare opportunity to experience the vibrant and diverse world of textiles up close.
Visit Manikarnika, the Burning Ghats, to witness Hindu rituals at their most profound. Also, visit the temple of Goddess Kali and learn how she frees the soul from the cycle of life and death by killing the ego.
Explore the most untouched part of the city and the riverbank where the great mystic Kabir wrote poetry. 8th century Krishna temple, with a mosque at the top. This market has many twists and turns like a maze.
The delicately spiced seafood in Kerala
Kathakali dancers have a daily occupation and make up for their passion for dance
Carnatic music.
Ayurveda.
The ruins of Hampi.
The tranquil backwaters of Kerala.
Learn about the local history, the church, its architecture and the stories surrounding it.
An author, radio broadcaster, textile worker, food columnist and an excellent cook. Visit their home to enjoy some authentic Tamil cuisine and learn about Tamil culture.
Travel through the Christian history and stories of Chennai, from the humble arrival of St. Thomas to the British who left behind a cathedral of neo-Gothic splendour. Discover the forces shaping Christianity in India as you experience a part of Chennai you never expected.
An amazing riot of colours; Experience the morning energy and sheer scale of the Koyambedu market.
Join us as we take you on a journey into the classical dance saga of the city.
This route gives you a glimpse of colonial Madras.
Learn about the different regions and communities of the South that come with very distinct customs, quirks and ways of life.
The walking tour was designed to open the eyes of the old towns of Fort Cochin and Mattancherry. Giant rain trees, beautiful colonial buildings, quaint streets lined with many shops, dining options, Chinese fishing nets, beach areas, different communities of Mattancherry are some of the things you will see and experience
Learn about Mujuris, also known as the 'Jerusalem of the East', an ancient port that is approximately 3000 years old.
Meet the Kathakali dance maestro who introduces you to the world of mudras or symbolic hand gestures.
Come on this tour to experience the life of a common man in Kerala.
Learn about the blend of Indian and European food and the cooking methods of an Anglo-Indian family in Fort Cochin.
Enjoy a local family lunch and learn about the spice plantations.
Explore Kerala's rubber-producing destination and enjoy a home-cooked lunch with a local family.
Tour the beautiful countryside on a bicycle or tuk-tuk, getting to know the locals as they go about their daily lives.
Informative walking tour through streets lined with colourful villas with painted shutters, wrought-iron grills and ornate cornices. Among the highlights is the beautifully restored, salmon-pink Church of Our Lady of the Angels on Rue Dumas, built in 1865.
A comprehensive picture of the Cholas from their legendary beginnings to their final fall. There will be lots of interesting stories and at least one typical Chola lunch made in a modern kitchen.
Chettinad cuisine perfectly reflects how geography and climate influence the tastes of a region and community. Join in and try your hand at cooking an authentic dish rich in spices.
Join us on a bicycle tour as the city wakes up. Make your way through its narrow streets, diverse communities and tree-lined avenues that will leave you with a picture of time standing still.
Take a tour of the city to learn about its colonial ties and how the American War, the French Revolution and the Battle of Waterloo relate to Mysore. Also, visit the 125-year-old market known for its vibrancy and colour.
Mysore silk is one of the purest forms of silk in the world. The tour explores what goes into making silk clothes and why they are worth every penny.
Half day tour to Srirangapatna in an open-top jeep to hear the story of Tipu Sultan and his amazing war strategy. It was Tipu who adapted rockets to carry explosives for use as military weapons and used them to great effect against the East India Company's forces.
Learn about one of the oldest percussion instruments of South India.
A tour tasting local cuisine with a glimpse of history. You will visit a range of authentic restaurants and roadside eateries selected by us, serving traditional Madurai food.
Experience a short tour of this ancient city and get a chance to learn its stories.
Each city presents a story of its life through its dances. Know about Madurai.
Visit the school where young children live and train to become priests and listen to their Vedic mantras.
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