Holidays to India

Escorted Tours and Tailormade Holidays to India

Discover the Hills and Backwaters of Kerala on this private 12 day tour. Explore Kerala in an authentic Indian style.

Explore India’s tiger reserves & national parks, plus visits to the magnificent Taj Mahal and extraordinary Khajuraho temples. A private 16 day tour.

A tailor-made holiday in India's famous Golden Triangle. Discover Delhi, Agra and the Taj Mahal, tigers in Ranthambore National Park and explore Jaipur!

Take a 9 day India Yoga Holiday and discover the Golden Triangle and visit the Indian capital of yoga - Rishikesh.

INDIA HOLIDAYS AND SAFARIS

Before You Travel: Understanding India’s Scale and Spirit

Before planning a holiday in India, it’s important to understand just how vast the country is. There’s no simpler way to describe it, India is huge. Its geographical scale stretches from the towering Himalayan peaks in the north to the sun-drenched coastal regions in the south.

Home to over 1.3 billion people, India’s size is not only physical but also cultural and demographic. With 28 states and 8 Union Territories, the country offers a rich tapestry of languages, traditions, and ecosystems. From bustling cities to peaceful rural landscapes, India’s diversity reflects its status as a subcontinent with a remarkable blend of history, biodiversity, and vibrant communities.

A Land of Living History

India is one of the world’s oldest civilisations and a mosaic of multicultural experiences. With its deep heritage and countless attractions, it remains one of the most popular travel destinations globally. That said, it’s still possible to escape the crowds and explore places off the beaten path.

Whether you’re drawn to the snow-covered Himalayas or the white-sand beaches of Goa, there’s a part of India that’s perfect for every kind of traveller. In fact, the country’s variety makes it ideal for those seeking tailored experiences.

Culture, Spirituality, and Connection

If you’re passionate about culture, India offers a wealth of stories through its dynasties, rulers, and flourishing civilisations. The country is home to several major religions, including Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, and Jainism. However, it’s the spiritual atmosphere that truly sets India apart.

From ornate temples and majestic mosques to stunning churches, peaceful gurudwaras, and tranquil monasteries, India invites travellers to explore its spiritual heart. These sacred spaces are not only architectural marvels but also places of reflection and connection.

Moreover, many of these destinations welcome visitors with warmth and openness, offering a chance to learn, participate, and understand the values that shape everyday life.

Nature in Every Form

When it comes to natural beauty, few places in the world can match India’s variety. From hauntingly beautiful snowy landscapes to lush green hills and forests, the country’s terrain is as diverse as its people. Endless golden beaches, sapphire lakes, and emerald rivers are embedded across the land, waiting to be discovered.

Additionally, India’s natural wonders include deserts, wetlands, and wildlife sanctuaries, each offering unique experiences. Whether you’re hiking in the Western Ghats, boating on Kerala’s backwaters, or spotting tigers in Madhya Pradesh, nature lovers will find plenty to explore.

Ultimately, India is a journey through contrasts, colours, and connections. With so much to see and experience, every visit becomes a story worth telling.

PLACES TO VISIT IN INDIA

Explore India and Visit the Taj Mahal

India offers a journey like no other. One filled with vibrant culture, natural beauty, and unforgettable experiences. For many travellers, a holiday to India feels incomplete without spotting its most iconic animal: the tiger. As the national animal, the tiger holds a special place in India’s heritage and is considered the most prized sighting in the country’s jungles.

India is home to more than half of the world’s wild tiger population. To protect this majestic creature, Project Tiger was launched in 1972. Initially, nine reserves were established, with Jim Corbett National Park being the first. Today, there are around 50 tiger reserves across the country, offering a rare opportunity to see these magnificent animals in their natural habitat. As a result, wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy a truly immersive experience in India’s forests.

Rejuvenate in India’s Peaceful Retreats

If you’re seeking an escape from the everyday and feel the need to recharge, India has long been a destination for renewal. From sun-kissed coastlines to tranquil hill stations and breezy riversides, the country offers countless ways to restore balance. In addition to its natural beauty, India provides nutritious cuisine, yoga retreats, and detox therapies designed to align both body and mind.

Whether you’re looking for a wellness break or simply a slower pace, India’s peaceful settings invite you to unwind. Moreover, many travellers find that the country’s holistic approach to health and wellbeing leaves a lasting impression.

Discover the Wonder of the Taj Mahal

Agra is home to one of the world’s most famous landmarks, the Taj Mahal. Built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, this architectural masterpiece is a symbol of love and devotion. He once said its beauty made “the sun and the moon shed tears from their eyes.”

Visiting the Taj Mahal is more than just admiring its grandeur. The monument features several optical illusions and architectural tricks that surprise even seasoned travellers. For example, when viewed from the main gate, the Taj Mahal appears large and imposing. However, as you move closer, it seems to shrink in size. These subtle design elements add to the magic of the experience.

In fact, many visitors find that seeing the Taj Mahal in person is far more moving than they expected. Its symmetry, craftsmanship, and serene surroundings create a moment of awe that stays with you long after your visit.

Visit Ladakh

Visit a part of India that few travellers have experienced. Surrounded by the towering peaks of the Himalayan, Zanskar, and Karakoram ranges, Ladakh offers a surreal landscape unlike anywhere else. Here, the crystal-clear waters of the Shyok, Zanskar, and Indus rivers weave through valleys that feel untouched by time.

In the newly formed Union Territory of India (previously part of Jammu & Kashmir), Ladakh—often called the Land of High Passes—boasts a terrain that will leave you speechless. The scenery shifts dramatically within short distances, revealing snow-covered mountains, cold deserts, alpine meadows, and shimmering lakes. As a result, every journey through Ladakh feels like a new discovery.

Tourism in Ladakh is a delight for nature lovers and adventurers alike. Whether you're trekking through remote valleys or simply soaking in the views, the region offers countless opportunities to connect with nature. Moreover, Ladakh is home to ancient Buddhist monasteries, many of which are nestled in the mountains and date back thousands of years. These sacred sites serve not only as pilgrimage destinations but also as cultural hubs where vibrant religious festivals take place.

Culture, Connection, and Adventure

In addition to its natural beauty, Ladakh’s cultural richness is deeply rooted in its traditions. Visitors often find themselves welcomed into local communities, where hospitality is heartfelt and stories are shared freely. From learning about traditional crafts to tasting local cuisine, every experience adds depth to your journey.

Our tours in Ladakh are designed to offer more than just sightseeing. We work with local guides who know the region intimately and are passionate about sharing its history, culture, and hidden gems. Because of this, you’ll gain insights that go far beyond the surface. Whether you’re travelling solo, with friends, or as part of a small group, you’ll find that Ladakh offers something truly special.

For those seeking adventure, Ladakh delivers. Activities such as river rafting, mountain biking, and high-altitude trekking are available for those who want to explore the region’s rugged terrain. Even so, there are plenty of opportunities to relax and take in the serene beauty of the landscape. In fact, many travellers find Ladakh to be a place of reflection and renewal.

Plan Your Journey to Ladakh

If you’re considering a trip to Ladakh, we’re here to help. Our team can guide you through the options, whether you’re interested in a small group tour or a tailor-made itinerary. We’ll ensure your journey is well-planned, safe, and filled with meaningful experiences.

Speak to us about our tours in Ladakh. With Our Local Tour, you’ll explore this remarkable region with confidence, curiosity, and connection.
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