Tour Activities 

India encompasses far more than merely touring numerous cities and witnessing the magnificent landmarks. Indeed, the forts, palaces, and temples are extraordinary and constitute a significant aspect of any journey, with most tours featuring several of these attractions. However, to genuinely immerse oneself in the essence of India, we highly encourage venturing beyond the well-known sights and exploring lesser-known areas, whether by walking, enjoying a cycle-rickshaw ride, or embarking on a boat excursion, perhaps even participating in a cooking or art class—the possibilities are virtually endless. Even within the most frequented tourist destinations, there are hidden treasures waiting to be uncovered, and we collaborate closely with partners throughout the nation to assist you in discovering these for yourself.

Tour Activities:

Agra Activities: Agra is a city on the banks of the Yamuna River in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh,India. It finds mention in the epic Mahabharata when it was called Agrabana, or Paradise. Tradition and legend ascribe the present city of Raja Badal Singh (around 1475) whose fort, Badalgarh, stood on or near the site of the present Fort

Royal Rajasthan: Rajasthan, literally the Land of Kings, has a long and colourful history and a vibrant modern culture. Vast deserts which stretch to the horizon, glorious forts and palaces - many still occupied by the descendants of their founders - brightly turbaned camel herders - these are iconic images of this fascinating state.

Culture Of Tamilnadu: Home to the ancient Chola dynasty, and still the stronghold of Hinduism in the south, Tamil Nadu has a wealth of temple architecture unequalled perhaps in the entire world.

Exotic Karnataka: Few places leave a mark on our memories such as this stunning South Indian state of Karnataka. This land of Dravidians is a confluence of art, culture, nature and architecture. 

Historical Hyderabad: The capital of Telangana and the De Jure capital of the south Indian state Andhra Pradesh is Hyderabad renowned for Biryani, Charminar and Laad Bazaar. Relics of the Mughal Dynasty and the Nizams are found everywhere in the city in the form of tombs and palace, Forts and Temples. The city is also known by the name Cyberabad owing to its rapid development as an IT hub.

Delhi Cultural Tour: The best way to experience something of Delhi is in the company of a local guide, who will help you unpick some of the mysteries of this behemoth of a city where ancient and modern collide, humanity teems and cows stand, seeming untroubled, amidst the traffic. You can cover a decent chunk of the city’s major monuments and grandest sights in a day, but to do justice to everything listed here would take at least 2 full days.

Private Boat Ride On Ganges: The holiest city in Hinduism, and one of the most ancient metropolises in the world, Varanasi, or Benares, is synonymous with the Ganges which flows through it, passing the ghats, or riverside steps on the way. 

Activities in Pondicherry: Pondicherry is a Union Territory of India and a former French colony, consisting of four non-contiguous enclaves.

Jeep Safari At Ranthambore: Of all the areas in north and central India which are still home to the Royal Bengal Tiger,Ranthambore National Park is the most conveniently located in terms of its proximity to other places of interest

Nagarhole Jungle Safari: Nagarhole National Park is part of the huge Nilgiri Biosphere, an area of diverse landscapes and vegetation spread over parts of Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Traditions of Life in India: Any trip to India will take you to many places of both natural and manmade beauty.You may find, however, like many travellers to this country

Rajasthan Fort And Palace: A huge state in India's north-west, Rajasthan has a long and colourful history and a vibrant modern culture. Vast deserts which stretch to the horizon, glorious forts and palaces

Karnataka Palaces, Hill Stations, Beaches & Forest: The largest state in southern India, Karnataka has a culture, language and history quite distinct from its neighbours. 

Heritage of Goa: The tiny Indian state of Goa has a big reputation and is one of the most popular regions for visitors from across India and around the world.

Kerala Houseboat: The backwaters of Kerala, most famously those around Alleppey, offer a glimpse of an unusual environment and a way of life not seen elsewhere. 

New Delhi Activities: Delhi is India's capital and 2nd largest city. It is also one of the oldest cities in Asia and the many layers of its history make it a fascinating places to visit in Delhi.

Activities In Jaipur: Jaipur was built by Sawai Jai Singh II and construction started in 1727. Sawai means "extraordinary" and Jai Singh was awarded this title by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. He was a keen scholar and a man we can say in historical hindsight to have been ahead of his time. 

Heavenly Kashmir: Prophets, poets, writers and many other influential beings often refer Kashmir as the “Jannath” [Urdu] or “Heaven” on Earth. When you make a visit, this notion doesn’t seem too far-fetched for the land of Kashmir.

Kerala Beaches & Backwaters: Kerala, a narrow, fertile, tropical strip of land in the south-west corner of India, is one of India’s most iconic Kerala tourist destinations and home to some absolutely unmissable sites and experiences for the visitor.