Journeys
Six routes that have worked well. Treat them as conversation starters — every one is rebuilt for the people travelling.
We do not publish prices or departure dates, because neither is real until a journey is designed. What a journey costs depends on when you travel, how you like to stay and how many of you there are — so we quote once, properly, and itemise it.
8 days · Classic first visit
Delhi · Agra · Jaipur
The three cities that most people see first, at a pace that leaves room to enjoy them. Delhi across two eras, the Taj Mahal at first light, and Jaipur’s old city — with the drive between them broken by Fatehpur Sikri rather than endured.
10 days · Slow travel
Kochi · Munnar · Thekkady · Alleppey
Kerala from the coast upward and back again: a colonial port city, tea hills, a spice plantation and a night on the backwaters. Short drives, long afternoons and the easiest introduction to India we know.
12 days · Mountains and monasteries
Darjeeling · Sikkim · Bhutan
A single mountain range across two countries. Tea gardens above Darjeeling, monastery towns in Sikkim, then over the border into Bhutan for the valleys of Paro and Punakha and the climb to Taktsang.
11 days · Wildlife
Central Indian tiger reserves
Two or three reserves rather than a tour of many, so you have the mornings and the patience that wildlife actually requires. Naturalist-led drives, unhurried afternoons and lodges chosen for their guiding rather than their spa.
12 days · Off the route
Meghalaya · Assam
The states east of Bangladesh, where the hills are wet and green and very few travellers go. Living root bridges, clear rivers, Khasi villages and the Brahmaputra. Permits and logistics handled before you arrive.
13 days · Heritage
Jaipur · Jodhpur · Udaipur · Thar Desert
Past the highlights and into the state itself — the blue city, the lake palaces, the smaller towns between them, and two nights where the road runs out at the edge of the desert.
How it works
Designing and revising an itinerary costs nothing. You only commit once the journey is genuinely the one you want.
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Send us as much or as little as you have — dates, a rough shape, or simply that you would like to see India. A conversation follows, by email or call, at a time that works where you are.
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You receive a written itinerary: the route, why it runs in that order, where you stay each night and what each day actually involves.
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Almost nobody takes the first draft. Change the pace, swap a region, add days, take days out. This is the part that matters most, and there is no charge for revisions.
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Everything is confirmed and documented before you fly. You travel with a local point of contact and our number, and we stay reachable throughout.
Start the conversation
Good — that is usually the case. Describe the journey you actually want and we will design it from scratch.
