India Holidays
If you are planning a tailor-made holiday to India, you are in for an unforgettable adventure. This magnificent and mysterious land is full of colour and diversity, offering a wealth of experiences for every traveller. From spectacular temple complexes and grand mosques to historic churches and abandoned cities, India is a rich panorama of life untouched by the passing of time. With remote indigenous communities and princely forts and palaces, every corner of India offers a new and exciting discovery. Let us help you to create the perfect tailor-made holiday to India and explore this wonderful land in a way that suits your interests and style.
Northern India and Rajasthan are the setting for some of India’s grandest attractions – a region of imposing desert fortresses, floating palaces, iconic buildings, historic trains, pilgrimage cities, colourful textiles and traditional handicrafts. To the north of Delhi the terrain rises steadily. Here roads lead from the hill stations of Shimla and Manali towards the mighty Himalayas, passing the serene lakes of Kashmir and ending in the high mountains of Ladakh. Central India is rightly famed for its wildlife and its collection of national parks is arguably the best place to see the majestic tiger in the wild, however, this is also a region of ancient cave temples, Buddhist complexes and India’s commercial centre, Mumbai.
Southern India is divided by the Western Ghats – tropical Kerala with its palm-fringed beaches and lush tea plantations to the west and the monumental multi-coloured temples of Tamil Nadu. Both can also be combined in a comprehensive itinerary of the region. Eastern India and the remote North East remain India’s last frontier with the cultured city of Kolkata the starting point for exploration of the region. Explore Orissa’s temples and discover the state’s indigenous culture, cruise the Hugli and Brahmaputra rivers, search from rhino in Assam’s pristine national parks, learn about the proud indigenous heritage of Nagaland or travel through little-visited Arunachal Pradesh.