13 days from £2950 per person

Inspired by the film Viceroy’s House, this special historical journey links the key locations that played such an important role in the latter days of British rule in India, the events surrounding partition and evolution of a modern India in the post-independence period.

14 days from £2990 per person

Southern Karnataka and northern Kerala form part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest protected area in southern India. Within this reserve are Nagarhole and Bandipur national parks – arguably the region’s finest reserves which support a range of wildlife.

16 days from £3850 per person

Burma is one of the most charming countries in the world. Full to the brim with historic treasures, a distinct culture and incredibly diverse natural beauty, this itinerary focuses on the classic cultural and scenic highlights of this 'Golden Land'. Begin in capital Yangon, home to the splendid Shwedagon Pagoda before visiting the ancient royal cities outside of Mandalay.

16 days starting from £4390 per person

To the Mughals as to the British, India’s greatest prize lay in its eastern provinces of Bengal and Awadh. For ‘fertility, wealth and beauty’ they were described as ‘unrivalled anywhere in the world’. Today’s hi-tech India may have passed them by, but the massive monuments and capitals of India’s opulent orient evoke a bygone age of quite breath-taking splendour.

14 days starting from £2990 per person

Vietnamese food is fresh, fragrant and flavourful and draws visitors to the country from all over the world. With its distinctive style and influences from China, Japan and France, this itinerary combines the south and north of Vietnam in a trip of culinary discovery.