India Tours

No trip to India is complete without visiting the country’s capital. Delhi has a rich history which has been carefully preserved and, in some cases, restored. Buzzing with activity, there’s plenty to do in this exciting city to explore its roots and culture.

Since the 12th century, there have been several kingdoms of Delhi. Each ruling dynasty left behind a distinct legacy, but the Mughals and the British had a particularly significant influence on the city’s art, religion, customs, food and architecture, and you’ll notice this as you roam the streets.

India’s capital is teeming with different cultures, with landmarks, restaurants, museums and attractions to reflect this. You’ll be spoilt with choices of things to do, but some of the top sights include the iconic Red Fort Complex and the famous Humayun’s Tomb.

Jaipur is the ultimate Indian destination for imperial grandeur and architectural opulence. This fabulous city is the capital of India’s largest state, Rajasthan, and offers a bountiful choice of activities for you to take in its rich history, heritage and culture.

Found on a rocky hill, the famous Amber Fort is a must-visit. You’ll be wowed by its sheer size and magnificent architecture. Elsewhere, the stunning façade of Hawa Mahal – also known as the Palace of the Winds – will leave you spellbound.

The City Palace is another of Jaipur’s majestic buildings. Built in the 18th century, this place features scenic courtyards, gardens, temples, gates and halls. It’s also where you’ll find Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II Museum, where you can admire the royal garments worn by the erstwhile kings of Jaipur.

Southern India encompasses the states of Kerala, Telangana, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu, and is home to various fascinating attractions. As you explore, you’ll find lush landscapes, calm backwaters, and a distinct culture.

The state of Kerala is a marvel, with verdant greenery, picture-perfect beaches, exotic wildlife, and tea, spice and coffee plantations. Plus, it’s ideal for adventurers, as there are plenty of opportunities for safaris, trekking, bamboo-rafting and watersports. Must-see spots include Munnar, Fort Kochi, Wayanad, Varkala and Alleppey.

Elsewhere in Southern India, Coorg is a popular hill station among locals and travellers. Dubbed ‘the Scotland of India’, this place is a nature-lover’s dream, with postcard-worthy waterfalls, lakes, mountains and trekking trails.

India is famous for its culture, and the country is brimming with unique customs and traditions. On an India tour, you’ll soon discover that the country’s cultural aspects differ vastly across the 28 states. Many traditions stem from ancient Indian scriptures and texts, which cemented the way of life in India for centuries.

Of course, India’s famous food is a big part of life here. Every region in India has its own distinct cuisine, with signature dishes and ingredients. You can expect fresh flavours, with potent herbs and spices used to enhance taste, aromas and colours. And India’s one of the best countries in the world for vegetarian food, which thrives particularly in Gujarat and Rajasthan.