These are the results for your India small group holidays. Click on the links to see the full details of each carefully chosen holiday from specialist operators.
Journey the Mother Ganges, India's most sacred river. Add a desert camel safari, colourful cultural experiences, royal palaces and the incomparable Taj Mahal to experience the magic of India.
Discover the natural and cultural highlights of northern India. Prepare to be amazed by the sights, sounds, hustle and bustle of Old Delhi’s narrow streets and hectic bazaars. Travelling by train to Agra you set out to discover what has been described as the world’s most beautiful building – the Taj Mahal.
type of trip:
Small group travel
price:
From £1049 - £1499 (11 days) inc UK flights
late availability:
Late availability on 14th & 21st December departures
This fascinating journey visits the major highlights such as Agra, Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur but it also includes fabulous castles, forts and palaces of Rajasthan. It is not difficult to see why this is our favourite tour of India.
This tour includes all the main highlights of Rajasthan and offers you the chance stay for four nights in old heritage hotels. You will ride camels into the Thar Desert, explore the lovely lakeside city of Udaipur, wander through remote Daspan village and ride an elephant to the Amber fort.
Few visitors experience the beauty of rural India; we step off the tourist trails and become immersed in rural life, staying in beautiful and interesting places and meeting farmers and other local craftsmen; you'll rarely see another westerner.
An exciting 16 day journey into the Himalaya with wildlife safaris, nature walks & the Taj Mahal en route. See tigers, elephants and monkeys, camp on a river beach, try white water rafting and experience a traditional Aarti ceremony.
You’ll begin by exploring the vestiges of the former Moghul Empire in Old Delhi. Next, discover the Palace of Winds, the ‘Pink City’ of Jaipur and the mysterious, deserted city of Fatehpur Sikri.
The evocative northern province of Rajasthan is awash with all the colours of India. On our classic Rajasthan adventure we discover hidden forts, majestic palaces, colourful bazaars and of course, enjoy a camel safari.
We will concentrate on one area in the Hemis National Park which has been the location for snow leopard research and filming, amongst rugged mountains, streams and rivers that seam this barren but colourful vastness
Snake your way from the Indian government capital of Delhi to the Indian party capital of Goa, including visits to one of India’s oldest and busiest markets, Mughal architecture, spectacular forts, the 'Venice of the East' and Goa's beaches.
On this recce itinerary you will pass through many such villages and cross regions where few people live; you will stay in some extraordinary places and ride the wonderful Marwari horses.
On this tour you will experience a combination of village life, wonderful mountain scenery, the tranquil world along India’s holy river bank and the hustle bustle of some of her most vibrant city centres. From Delhi to Calcutta, via the Himalayas and the Ganges, this is a wonderful trip that will stay with you for a very long time.
A trip which offers an intimate look at remote tribal village India, spending time with local people, while peppered with some of the more classic Indian delights of temples, palaces, wildlife and natural beauty.
Rajasthan conjures up a vision of princes and palaces. It also brings images of iridescent colours set against the neutral tones of dusty desert. We recapture a bygone world, visiting its major towns as well as remote forts and temples.
An unforgettable journey through northern India – the tranquil lakeside palaces of Udaipur, the ‘pink city’ of Jaipiur, Ranthambore tigers, the stunning Taj Mahal and the contrasts of New and Old Delhi.
Discover the rugged mountains of the Western Ghats, known as the crucible of endemism and home to two of the highly endangered endemic mammals – the Nilgiri Tahr and the Lion Tailed Macaque – on this incredible ride off the beaten track.
