India
Palaces and peaks, rivers and festivals, and a welcome you will remember long after you leave.
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India changes every few hundred kilometres: language, food, dress, faith and landscape. In a single journey you can wake to temple bells on the Ganga, cross the Thar by camel and walk through tea gardens in the shadow of the Himalaya.
It can also overwhelm. Our role is to make it effortless: private journeys paced for you, homes and workshops that rarely receive visitors, and a guide who moves across India's languages and faiths with the ease of a local, because he is one.
Ashvin Kumar Mishra · Founder & Chief Travel Curator

Fifteen places we love

Jodhpur
The Blue City beneath Mehrangarh, one of the mightiest forts in Rajasthan.

Udaipur
Lakes, white marble palaces and the softest light in Rajasthan.

Jaipur
The Pink City of palaces, bazaars, jewellers and block printers.

Ladakh
A high cold desert of monasteries, turquoise lakes and passes above 5,000 metres.

Jaisalmer
A golden fort rising from the Thar, and nights under desert stars.

Varanasi
One of the world's oldest living cities, where life and ritual meet on the Ganga.

Tiger safari
Ranthambore, Bandhavgarh and the forests of central India, home of the Bengal tiger.

Mumbai
India's city of cinema, commerce and street food, and Ashvin's home.

Kerala
Backwaters, spice hills and slow days on a houseboat.

Ajanta & Ellora
Rock-cut temples and painted caves carved over a thousand years.
Dharamshala
Home of the Tibetan community in exile, beneath the Dhauladhar range.

Goa
Palm-fringed beaches, Portuguese churches and long lunches by the sea.

Meghalaya
Living root bridges, clear rivers and some of the wettest hills on earth.

Nagaland
The Naga hill peoples, their villages, crafts and the Hornbill Festival.

Assam
Tea gardens, the Brahmaputra and the one-horned rhinos of Kaziranga.
Ten journeys to begin with
Every journey is a starting point. Destinations, experiences and the order you travel in are shaped around your interests, dates and pace.
Character over chandeliers
Palaces, forts and family havelis
Heritage homes where the family often still lives upstairs, and palace hotels on the lakes.
Mountain lodges and private camps
Warm, characterful stays where the view does the talking.
Houseboats, plantation bungalows and safari lodges
Slow mornings on the backwaters, and evenings by the fire after a day in the forest.
Questions guests ask us
QDo I need a visa?
QIs India comfortable for first-time visitors?
QWhen is the best time to go?
QHow long should I plan?
QWhat about food and water?
QDo you plan for families and solo travellers?
QCan the journey be fully customised?
Shall we plan your India?
Book a free 30-minute call with Ashvin. Tell him what draws you to India, and he will shape a private journey around your dates, pace and interests.
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