India
A dazzling kaleidoscope of colour
Over one billion people and 23 major languages — India is one of the world's most diverse places. You could visit every year for a lifetime and still not see all of it.
Many come for its colourful history and tongue-tingling food, or to find themselves at the feet of a Yogi. However, the list of adventures in India is never-ending. You can trek in the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas, hunt for tigers deep in the jungle, head out to watch a desert sunset on camelback or get lost in aeons-old temples — many of which are still used for worship today.
The contrasts in this kaleidoscopic world can be extreme, particularly in the cities where you'll see sleek skyscrapers on one street and people sleeping on pavements on the next. It's the kind of destination that you have to respond to: the intensity of the experiences will challenge and enthral you. Some find it a little overwhelming, but many more get utterly hooked and come back time and again.
Alternatives to Goa
Five places like Goa in India, without the downsides
Goa is world-renowned as India’s major beach destination, with everything from luxury resorts to makeshift huts, but its popularity has come at the cost of overdevelopment, Westernisation and a sometimes over-rowdy party culture. However, there is much more to India’s beach scene than trance parties and commercialised towns. Fortunately, there are still many coastal destinations in India that are similar to Goa, but which have escaped some of the downsides of mass tourism...read more
21 days
Classic northern India
The Golden Triangle and Rajasthan by train, plane and automobile
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Golden Triangle and Goa
A journey through India's cultural triangle and Goan beaches
14 days
Golden Triangle And Kerala Houseboats Itinerary
The 14-day classic route to the two gems of India
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Delhi
Start your Indian adventure in capital city Delhi... -
Agra
Your arrival into Agra will give you your first glimpse of the world-famous Taj Mahal... -
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
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Rajasthan
The Land of Kings
Rajasthan is a riot of colours... -
Jodhpur
Known as the Blue City, Rajasthan’s second largest city is dominated by the formidable 15th century Mehrangarh Fort... -
Jaipur
Known as the pink city, Jaipur is a Rajasthani royal city that offers spellbinding sights and sounds... -
Ranthambore National Park
Located in the heart of Sawai Madhopur district, Ranthambore National Park is a tiger reserve and former hunting ground of maharajas... -
Ajabgarh
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Nagaur
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Narlai
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Udaipur
The City of Lakes is undoubtedly the most romantic place in Rajasthan... -
Delwara
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Jaisalmer
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Pushkar
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Bundi
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Kerala
Exploring God’s own country
Kerala is one of India’s most beautiful states... -
Kochi
The port city of Kochi (also known as Cochin) is Kerala's biggest conurbation, but is actually made up of a collection of tiny islands and outcrops... -
Munnar
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Eravikulam
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Kumarakom
Kumarakom is the perfect jumping off place for houseboat tour in Kerala... -
Alleppey
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Thekkady
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Periyar National Park
Found near Thekkady in the Western Ghat mountains, Periyar National Park is home to sought after populations of elephants and tigers... -
Kottayam
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Varkala
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Mangalore
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Kannur
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Wayanad
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Cheruthuruthy
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Kollam
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Kovalam
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Mararikulum
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Trivandrum
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Kanyakumari
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Marari Beach
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Mumbai
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Goa
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Maheshwar
The holy town of Maheshwar sits alongside the sacred Narmada River about two hours south of Indore in Madhya Pradesh... -
Karnataka
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Bangalore
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Mysore
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Hassan
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Chikmagalur
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Hampi
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Badami
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Tamil Nadu
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Chennai
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Mahabalipuram
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Pondicherry
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Chettinad
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Madurai
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West Bengal
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Kolkota
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Amritsar
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Dharamshala
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Shimla
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Chandigarh
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Rishikesh
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Shivamogga
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Heranjalu
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Varanasi
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Barsana
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Rishikesh
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