India · Nepal · Sri Lanka · Bhutan
Unlock a curated portfolio of immersive, authentic experiences that connect travelers deeply with the region’s culture, landscapes, and people. Designed to create meaningful, lasting impressions, these exclusive journeys provide your clients with unparalleled access beyond the typical routes.
Discover a carefully crafted selection of immersive experiences designed to connect you deeply with the culture, landscapes, and people of the region – offering meaningful encounters that leave lasting impressions.
Tour of Agra gives one an insight into the life and times of a cantonment during the days of the British Raj.
Explore the lesser known monuments of Rambagh, Gyarah Sidi and Itimad-ud-Daulah.
An interesting walk through Old Amritsar’s narrow lanes to the Golden Temple, showcasing vibrant Sikh history, heritage, and rich culture.
Tour Old Delhi with a local guide, on specially designed and modified rickshaws, exploring the bylanes and heart of the old city.
Tours on bicycles on pre-planned routes which promise to show you the city up close and personal.
New Delhi’s historic Hauz Khas Village may be overcrowded, but there’s no trendier capital spot to eat, shop, enjoy vibe.
Held every Saturday, the Change of Guard Ceremony offers a peek behind power corridors, showcasing troops, horses, band at Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Old Delhi is a food paradise, and this walk is specially curated by a passionate foodie!
A valuable workshop for Photographers visiting India, where an expert guides through cultural nuances, locale, and sensitises to idiosyncrasies.
Understand Sufism walking with a student-guide through an unexplored city part; an NGO initiative supporting local area development with funds.
The village is fast becoming trendy, with cafes, boutiques, quaint stores in narrow streets – blends old, new, street art treasures.
This small strip of a road is now a fledgling, buzzing marketplace, home to some of the country’s vibrant young brands.
Experience this narrow gauge, slow, rural train ride from Kamblighat to Phulad.
An experience with no agenda: head to the countryside, eat rustic food like pilgrims did, nap on charpoys under the sky.
The walk starts from Bir, passes pretty villages, tea garden, pine forest patch, and ends at monastery.
Enjoy this toy train ride that gently meanders through hills and valleys, offering stunning views of the majestic Dhauladhar range.
At sunrise visit the wonderful ancient Hindu temples of Mitawali, Padawali and Bateshwar.
This walk takes you to local artisans’ workshops, lets you sample regional culinary delights, and meet and talk with city people.
A cooking demonstration with hosts at Dera Mandawa hotel. Understand Rajasthani cuisine intricacies, then share the delicious meal with them.
Spend time with elephants; feed them, paint them and learn about these gentle giants from their Mahout.
This is a hands-on experience where you create art under a mentor, to take home as a memento of India travels.
Explore this small village, witness special Bundeli horse and local dance performances; the tour ends with a meal at a house.
An easy trek up the Ajaigarh Fort, which is known for its architecture.
Explore this quaint complex of monolithic temples carved from a single rock, unique in Himachal and sub-Himalayas.
Experience the charming, medieval ambience of Garli village — elegant havelis, mansions, Italianate buildings among mud-plastered, slate-roofed houses.
Learn about this ancient art form in its place of origin.
This walk will start from the English writer’s house and end at the residence and art gallery of a legendary artist of Shimla.
An ideal place to break journey between Jodhpur and Udaipur and experience rural India.
An easy cycling tour of the main sights of the city led by a local expert.
This session provides an introduction to Indian classical music, followed by a short vocal recital and demo on Sitar and Tabla.
A rare opportunity to experience the vibrant and diverse world of textiles up close.
Visit Manikarnika, the Burning Ghats, to witness profound Hindu rituals; also visit Goddess Kali temple to understand soul liberation.
Explore the least traversed city part and riverside where Kabir wrote poetry; 8th century Krishna temple, mosque, maze-like bazaar twists.
Learn about the local history, the church, its architecture and stories around it.
A writer, radio broadcaster, textile activist, food columnist, excellent cook — visit her home to enjoy authentic Tamil cuisine and learn culture.
Walk through Chennai’s Christian history — from St. Thomas’s arrival to British neo-gothic cathedral.
An amazing riot of colours; experience the early morning energy and just the sheer scale of the Koyambedu Market.
Join us as we take you on a journey through the city’s classical dance saga.
This trail gives you a peek into colonial Madras.
Learn about the different regions and communities in the south that come with a very distinct set of customs, quirks and ways of life.
Walking tour to Fort Cochin and Mattancherry — rain trees, colonial buildings, quaint streets, chinese fishing nets, beach, and diverse communities.
A perfect introduction to British Calcutta which gives you a sneak peek into what went into the making of the colonial capital of India.
An informal chit-chat over tea, called ‘adda’, where locals spend evenings with friends, discussing everything under the sun. Quintessentially Kolkata.
Explore this hugely famous promenade that was once the pleasure capital of the British Empire.
Sova Bazaar is the vibrant hub of traditional Bengali culture and the erstwhile quarters of the ‘natives’ during Imperial India.
A walking tour through historic city parts showcases Gujarati culture, architectural gems, and twisted lanes with frescoed havelis and ancient temples.
Insight into Khatri community’s indigenous art using natural dyes. Their ancestors printed Ajrakh blocks for centuries.
Goa is more than beaches — it has deep history and rich culture. Explore old churches, quaint squares, and lanes echoing Portuguese influence.
Visit one of the largest waterfalls in Goa and explore the spice plantation in a full day excursion from Goa.
A leisurely walk through the city, covering the main places of interest with the opportunity to interact with the locals.
Listed under UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is the famous sacred Hindu temple dedicated to Pashupatinath (Lord Shiva).
Discover singing bowls, invented by ancient Tibetan and Nepali monks for physical, mental, and spiritual healing.
The ex-Kumari was Nepal’s living child goddess. Have an interactive chat with her family members regarding her life as a Kumari.
Learn about Himalayan Buddhism, heavily influenced by Tantric Hinduism, known for allusions and hidden symbolism in its rituals, deities, statues and paintings.
Learn how to draw a Mandala, a cosmic diagram used by Buddhist practitioners in the Himalayas as an aid to meditation.
Discover singing bowls, invented by ancient Tibetan and Nepali monks for physical, mental, and spiritual healing.
Picnic lunch at Kaludiya Pokuna ruins in Mihintale, 18 km east of Anuradhapura UNESCO site. A serene, less-touristy spot with home-style picnic food.
Excursion from Kandy to meet Veddas — Sri Lanka’s indigenous tribe. Explore huts, witness rituals, hear the chief’s wisdom, and learn nature-bound traditions.
English
French
German
Spanish
Italian
Portuguese
Russian