This itinerary offers all the iconic experiences of India’s classic Golden Triangle route coupled with game drives in Ranthambore National Park, one the best places to spot the majestic Bengal tiger in its natural habitat.
This week-long Golden Triangle itinerary is a great introduction to India’s glittering royal history and culture, including the iconic Taj Mahal, the magnificent forts and palaces of Jaipur and India’s bustling capital city of Delhi.
This two-week itinerary is the perfect combination of culture, wildlife and relaxation, including the attractions of India’s well-travelled Golden Triangle route, the abundant wildlife of Ranthambore National Park and the serene sandy shores of Goa.
Discover the cultural and historic wonders of India’s colourful desert state as you explore the highlights of Rajasthan. Travel with flair and elegance as you stay at some of Rajasthan’s most stylish boutique properties along the way.
This itinerary takes you on a two week journey to discover the beauty and history of north India, whilst staying at some of our favourite heritage properties and homestays along the way.
Escape the tourist crowds on this two week trip through Rajasthan’s lesser known destinations, exploring largely untouched ancient villages, tiny farming communities and stunning rural landscapes many visitors never get to experience.
"Although the main focus for your holiday will be to visit Rajasthan’s cities, temples, palaces & deserts, Rajasthan also has a number of properties that really have the WOW-factor to give your holiday that added bit of luxury! In my opinion you cannot get much better than The Serai. Set in the Great Thar Desert this exuberant tented camp is one of the finest places to stay in northern India, without a doubt!" - Ric Duncombe, India specialist
For a luxurious Rajasthan holiday, Ric recommends our Classic Rajasthan itinerary.
"For me, Rajasthan is all about the culture: the incredible sights and people; and the landscape. I wouldn’t go there to stay at an uber luxurious hotel (I’d go to the Maldives). However when it does come to choosing where to stay there are a number of fantastic properties that have real charm and don’t break the bank! A particular favourite is Jagat Niwas in Udaipur. Probably the best place to stay for views of the Lake Palace, Jagat Niwas is simple yet completely charming. Accommodation and sight-seeing combined!" - Ellis Valentine, India specialist
For a fantastic Rajasthan holiday that won’t break the budget, Ellis recommends our Heritage Havelis Rajasthan itinerary.
"In all honesty, my favourite part of Rajasthan is the rural areas. Don’t get me wrong I do enjoy strolling through the cities. However, being able to explore the rural villages and landscapes allows you to really get under the skin of Rajasthan. As well as affording you some peace and quiet (always much needed on a holiday!). For something a little different, I recommend staying within the walls of Nagaur Fort at the charming Ranvas Nagaur." - Ric Duncombe, India specialist
For a taste of all that rural Rajasthan has to offer, Ric recommends our Heritage Havelis of North India itinerary.
