Tour Package 1: The Golden Triangle with a Royal Twist - 9 Days
Duration:
9 Days / 8 Nights
Embark on an unforgettable journey through India’s cultural heart with this luxurious 9-day Golden Triangle tour, enhanced by royal experiences and off-the-beaten-path encounters. Covering Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, this trip blends architectural grandeur, historic storytelling, and regal hospitality. It’s ideal for first-time visitors to India who wish to experience its rich heritage, vibrant bazaars, and majestic palaces in comfort and style.
Tour Highlights:
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Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur
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Visit the iconic Taj Mahal at sunrise
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Private guided heritage walks through Old Delhi and Jaipur’s Pink City
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Royal dining experience at a palace hotel
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Elephant or jeep ride to Amber Fort
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Traditional Rajasthani folk dance show and local artisan workshops
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Optional stay in a 300-year-old heritage haveli
Itinerary Breakdown:
Day 1: Arrival in Delhi
Welcome to India! Settle into your hotel before enjoying a guided evening drive past India Gate, Parliament House, and a welcome dinner featuring North Indian cuisine.
Day 2: Old & New Delhi Exploration
Dive into the contrasting sides of Delhi. Begin with a rickshaw ride through the bustling lanes of Chandni Chowk, visit Jama Masjid, and witness the solemn beauty of Raj Ghat. Later, marvel at Humayun’s Tomb and Qutub Minar. End the day with high tea in a colonial-style café.
Day 3: Delhi to Agra (Approx. 4 hrs)
Drive to Agra and check into your hotel. Visit the Agra Fort and Mehtab Bagh at sunset for a unique view of the Taj Mahal. Evening at leisure with a rooftop dinner overlooking the Yamuna.
Day 4: Taj Mahal at Sunrise & Drive to Jaipur
Experience the magical sunrise at the Taj Mahal with a guided, story-filled tour. After breakfast, begin your drive to Jaipur, stopping en route at the ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri. Arrive in Jaipur by evening and enjoy a traditional Rajasthani welcome at your hotel.
Day 5: Jaipur - The Pink City
Begin your day with a royal ascent to Amber Fort on a decorated elephant or jeep. Explore Sheesh Mahal, the Hall of Mirrors, and the fort’s courtyards. Visit the City Palace, Jantar Mantar (astronomical observatory), and Hawa Mahal. End the day with a folk dance performance and dinner in a heritage haveli.
Day 6: Royal Retreat & Artisan Trails
Visit the Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing and enjoy a block-printing workshop. Take a village excursion or relax at your hotel’s spa. Optional: high tea with a royal family or cooking session with a local chef.
Day 7: Jaipur to Delhi (Drive or Flight)
Return to Delhi. Optional stops at stepwells or a wildlife sanctuary. Check into a boutique hotel for a final evening of relaxation.
Day 8: Free Day in Delhi
Explore the contemporary side of the capital. Visit art galleries, go on a food walk in Hauz Khas or Khan Market, or shop for souvenirs. Evening farewell dinner at a fine-dining Indian restaurant.
Day 9: Departure
Transfer to the airport with unforgettable memories of India’s golden heritage.
Must-Do Activities:
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Sunrise at the Taj Mahal
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Elephant ride or jeep to Amber Fort
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Old Delhi food tasting and rickshaw ride
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Hand-block printing workshop
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Heritage dinner in a restored haveli
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Exploring hidden gems like stepwells and ancient bazaars
Who It's For:
This tour is perfect for history buffs, couples, and families seeking a culturally immersive yet comfortable introduction to India. Great for those who want a mix of royal hospitality, guided exploration, and meaningful experiences.
Best Time to Visit:
October to March offers the most pleasant weather for sightseeing and outdoor activities, especially in North India’s desert and semi-arid zones.
Tour Package 2: Spiritual South India - 10 Days
Duration:
10 Days / 9 Nights
Embark on a soul-stirring journey through South India where centuries-old temples, serene backwaters, sacred rituals, and cultural traditions blend harmoniously. This 10-day tour is designed for spiritual seekers, cultural enthusiasts, and those who wish to experience the meditative rhythm of India’s southern states. From Tamil Nadu’s temple towns to Kerala’s tranquil landscapes, this itinerary offers a deeply immersive and spiritually uplifting experience.
Tour Highlights:
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Visit ancient Dravidian temples and UNESCO heritage sites
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Witness the mesmerizing evening aarti at Meenakshi Temple
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Traditional South Indian vegetarian meals on banana leaves
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Private houseboat cruise through Kerala’s backwaters
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Ayurvedic massage and yoga session in a serene retreat
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Kathakali and classical Carnatic music performance
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Explore spiritual centers like Auroville and ashrams in Rameswaram
Itinerary Breakdown:
Day 1: Arrival in Chennai
Land in Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu. Begin with a heritage walk along Marina Beach, followed by a visit to Kapaleeshwarar Temple and San Thome Basilica. Evening at leisure with coastal cuisine at a traditional South Indian restaurant.
Day 2: Chennai to Mahabalipuram (1.5 hrs drive)
Drive to Mahabalipuram, a coastal town known for its rock-cut temples and seafront heritage. Explore the Shore Temple, Arjuna’s Penance, and the Five Rathas. Watch the sunset by the sea and relax in your beachside resort.
Day 3: Mahabalipuram to Pondicherry (2.5 hrs)
Head to Pondicherry, the former French colony with a spiritual vibe. Stroll through White Town, visit the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, and shop at Auroville boutiques. Evening meditation at Matrimandir or beach yoga.
Day 4: Pondicherry to Chidambaram to Thanjavur (5 hrs)
En route to Thanjavur, stop at the Chidambaram Nataraja Temple, dedicated to the cosmic dance of Lord Shiva. Arrive in Thanjavur and visit the majestic Brihadeeswarar Temple. Optional: witness a Bharatanatyam dance recital.
Day 5: Thanjavur to Madurai (4.5 hrs)
Drive to Madurai, one of the oldest living cities in the world. In the evening, attend the enthralling aarti ceremony at Meenakshi Temple, filled with chants, lamps, and sacred music.
Day 6: Explore Madurai & Spiritual Workshops
Visit the temple by daylight, then tour the Thirumalai Nayakkar Palace. Afternoon options: join a yoga session, an ayurvedic consultation, or participate in a kolam (rangoli) drawing workshop with local women.
Day 7: Madurai to Rameswaram (4 hrs)
Travel to the sacred island of Rameswaram. Walk the corridors of Ramanathaswamy Temple, one of India’s Char Dham pilgrimage sites. Dip in the 22 holy wells and learn about Ramayana legends at Dhanushkodi.
Day 8: Rameswaram to Alleppey via Kochi (Flight + Drive)
Fly to Kochi, then drive to Alleppey. Board a private traditional houseboat for an overnight cruise through the backwaters. Enjoy fresh coconut-based meals, gentle breezes, and starlit skies.
Day 9: Backwater Bliss & Ayurvedic Wellness
Disembark and check into a riverside ayurvedic retreat or eco-resort. Indulge in a full-body ayurvedic massage, participate in a guided meditation, or simply relax amidst coconut groves.
Day 10: Return to Kochi & Departure
Drive back to Kochi. If time allows, explore Fort Kochi’s Chinese fishing nets, St. Francis Church, and spice markets. Transfer to the airport with spiritual memories and serene smiles.
Must-Do Activities:
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Evening aarti at Meenakshi Temple
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Private backwater cruise in a kettuvallam (houseboat)
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Temple darshans with a local priest or guide
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Attend a classical Carnatic music or Bharatnatyam performance
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Ayurvedic massage and healing consultation
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Visit to Matrimandir and the global community of Auroville
Who It's For:
This tour is tailored for mindful travelers, spiritual pilgrims, wellness seekers, and anyone wishing to experience the deep-rooted mysticism of India through its temples, rituals, and nature. Also ideal for small groups or solo female travelers with a peaceful itinerary.
Best Time to Visit:
November to March offers the most pleasant weather across Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Avoid the monsoon season (June-August) for smoother travel.
Himalayan Escape & Buddhist Trails - 12 Days
Duration:
12 Days / 11 Nights
Step away from the chaos of city life and discover the serenity of the Indian Himalayas. This 12-day itinerary takes you through the spiritual highlands of Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh, offering a transformative journey filled with Buddhist monasteries, snow-capped peaks, scenic valleys, ancient villages, and peaceful retreats. It's ideal for spiritual explorers, mountain lovers, photographers, and those craving a connection with nature and self.
Tour Highlights:
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Stay at peaceful mountain monasteries and traditional Ladakhi homes
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Visit Dharamshala, home of the Dalai Lama, and explore Tibetan culture
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Experience the mystical beauty of Spiti Valley or Nubra Valley (season-dependent)
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Scenic drives through mountain passes and deep gorges
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Optional meditation and yoga sessions with monks
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Trek to remote Himalayan villages and stargaze under crystal-clear skies
Itinerary Breakdown:
Day 1: Arrival in Delhi
Arrive in India’s capital and relax before your journey north. If time allows, visit the Lotus Temple or Akshardham for an early taste of Indian spirituality.
Day 2: Delhi to Dharamshala (Flight)
Fly to Kangra Airport and transfer to Dharamshala, the Tibetan heartland of India. Explore McLeod Ganj, the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Evening stroll through Tibetan markets.
Day 3: Tibetan Culture & Monastic Life
Visit Namgyal Monastery, the Tsuglagkhang Complex, and the Tibetan Museum. Enjoy a traditional thukpa lunch and interact with monks over tea. Optional meditation session at Tushita Retreat Centre.
Day 4: Dharamshala to Bir Billing (2.5 hrs)
Drive to Bir, a tranquil village famous for Tibetan monasteries and paragliding. Visit Sherab Ling Monastery and walk through pine forests. Optional tandem paragliding for an adrenaline-spiritual blend.
Day 5: Bir to Manali (6 hrs)
Travel through the mountain roads to Manali, a scenic town nestled in the Kullu Valley. Evening at leisure near Mall Road or by the riverside.
Day 6: Manali to Keylong or Jispa (Start Himalayan Trail)
Begin your journey towards Ladakh or Spiti, depending on the season. Cross the Rohtang Pass and reach Keylong or Jispa. Enjoy a cozy night in a Himalayan lodge.
Day 7: Into the Heights - Leh or Kaza (Spiti)
Depending on your route and time of year:
Summer Route: Travel through dramatic landscapes to Leh in Ladakh, crossing Baralacha La and Lachung La passes.
Alternate Route: Explore Spiti Valley via Kunzum Pass and reach Kaza. Visit Key Monastery perched above the valley.
Day 8: Monastery Trail & Village Visits
In Leh: Visit Shey Palace, Thiksey Monastery (modeled after the Potala Palace), and Hemis Monastery.
In Kaza: Trek to Kibber or Langza village. Interact with locals and visit fossil-rich lands and ancient stupas.
Day 9: Local Life & Cultural Immersion
Spend the day with a Ladakhi or Spitian family. Learn to cook momos, try butter tea, or help in their traditional kitchen garden. End with a storytelling session around a bonfire.
Day 10: Stargazing & Spiritual Reflection
Take a short trek to a scenic campsite or meditation retreat. In the evening, enjoy spectacular stargazing in one of the clearest skies on Earth. Guided meditation or journaling in silence optional.
Day 11: Return to Leh / Manali
Drive back to Leh or Manali for your final night. Reflect on your journey over a farewell dinner featuring local delicacies like thentuk, apricot stew, or barley bread.
Day 12: Departure via Delhi
Fly back to Delhi and connect with your international flight, carrying the peace of the Himalayas in your heart.
Must-Do Activities:
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Sunrise prayers at Hemis or Key Monastery
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Interactions with Tibetan monks and nuns
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Try Ladakhi butter tea and local barley dishes
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Stargazing in Spiti or Nubra
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Paragliding in Bir (optional)
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Short village treks and yak rides (seasonal)
Who It's For:
This tour is ideal for slow travelers, solo explorers, spiritual seekers, mountain lovers, and anyone looking to disconnect from the world and reconnect with themselves. Also great for adventure-minded couples or wellness groups.
Best Time to Visit:
May to September for Ladakh and Spiti; March to June or September to November for Dharamshala and Bir. Winter travel is limited due to snow-blocked passes.