India

This is a trip through one of India’s most culturally rich states, Odisha. It’s the perfect, high-end trip for the craft lover, who wants to get off the beaten track.… Read More

This unique trip to India focuses on yoga and meditation, but it is far more than simply asanas (postures) or even philosophy.… Read More

Little known in the west yet one of the natural wonders of the world, the Sunderbans Delta consists of a network of marine streams, muddy shores and forest running along the coast of the Bay of Bengal.… Read More

This journey to India’s Northeast is one of the most colorful parts of an already colorful country. Your journey takes you to the home of the Metei, Nagas, Khasi and other tribal cultures, visiting their villages and learning about their culture.… Read More

High in the Indian Himalayas bordering on Tibet, Bhutan and Nepal, the former kingdom of Sikkim is home to Kanchenjunga, India’s highest mountain, remote monasteries, a myriad of wildflowers and tiny mountain villages.… Read More

This India-Nepal tour is a taste of two worlds and some of the many cultures and creatures that make up these two unique countries.… Read More

India is a country with many cultural and architectural treasures – the Taj Mahal, the Hindu temples of Khajuraho, Varanasi, South Asia’s richest collection of prehistoric paintings, the Buddhist temples of Sanchi, and the beautiful Islamic provincial architecture of Mandu.… Read More

Although both South India and Sri Lanka both have lots of oceanfront and beaches, grow tea in the highlands, and have a long history of trading and commerce, there are many differences between these two areas.… Read More

This special trip blends the luxury of Rajasthan – its palaces, forts, and art – with the charm of the desert and the radiance of its people. Moreover, you have a chance to taste the rich culture of Delhi and Agra along the way.… Read More

This trip is truly one of a kind – a unique way to see the architectural treasures of South India and experience the people and their festivals.… Read More

Usually off the tourist routes, Gujarat boasts remnants of an Indus Valley civilization dating back some say more than 8,000 years, 2,000-year-old remnants of the Buddhist emperor Ashoka, the first British commercial outpost in India, and the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi.… Read More