Walking holidays in India
Tours & holidays in 2020 & 2021

Excellent. Our guide knew so much about the wildlife and culture of Kerala. He also cared for our safety and comfort throughout. A great experience for us. (more)Paul Roberts

The most memorable part of the holiday was walking to the second highest peak in the western ghats. (more)Tony Longman

The most memorable part of the holiday was walking in the Western Ghats. (more)Roderick Newton

Waking up in the tented camp to see the sunrise on the Himalayas has got to be a highlight, really breathtaking and we heard leopards roaring at night although we didn’t see any. (more)Janet Potts

...walking and staying in the Villages of the Binsar Forest Reserve in the foothills of the Himalayas was really memorable, the people were very welcoming, we got invited to a traditional wedding which was great fun, the food was really good and the wildlife, particularly the birds, were fantastic. We had 2 lovely guides who were great company and very knowledgeable. We shall remember this holiday for a long time and would love to go back. (more)Fiona Waldon

Most memorable was Seeing the Himalayas. (more)Kathie Sherman

All of the walking in the Himalayas and staying in the small villages and meeting the villagers. The views from all the villages and well as the views while walking. (more)Anna Smith

I loved the trekking. My experience was that I could trust the guide implicitly - so go with the flow! (more)Muriel Moore

From the moment we arrived in Cochin to the moment we left every second was memorable. Five stars all the way. (more)Lisa Brollo

The trekking and the temple in Madurai was the most memorable. (more)Erika Bühler

Memorable parts? The extra trek up to the glacier where we had a fab view. Every amazing view of endless mountains. The cultural elements were great too and a brilliant way to acclimatise safely. Tips? Listen to your leader and drink plenty of water to avoid altitude sickness. Don't do too much when you first get to Leh in order to acclimatise properly. Enjoy the views!!! Local benefits? Local guides were used - we also saw the benefits from the different projects including... (more)Ellie Hawksley

Memorable parts? Views of the Himalayas from the singalila ridge Tips? A non-stop activity holiday. Lots to organise- read and reread the trip notes. You will need a Visa, vaccinations, cold weather equipment, and be able to pack your "stuff into a moderately sized bag. Local benefits? I had no insight into the impact of my holiday on the local population Overall rating? A full on sensory experience- fantastic (more)Julian Symes

How many superlatives can I fit on the page? Incredible, amazing, unforgettable, majestic and colourful. Every sense is overwhelmed! What an experience. Loved it. (more)Melanie Eley

The tiger safari in Ranthambore National Park was the most memorable. (more)Mark Wareham

If you like trekking, this is a fantastic peaceful environment for it. (more)Emmanuelle Clement

Memorable parts? Candlelit dinner in the bush as they heard it was our honeymoon and seeing elephants in the wild, plus amazing views and beautiful birds and butterflies Tips? There are some steep climbs so get ready for those (the guides are great and you can take as long as you need) Local benefits? Yes, local guides accompanied us every day and we visited tribal villages to support their local economy. They also encouraged reducing plastic Overall rating? Absolutely... (more)Matthew Wright

Memorable parts? Seeing local culture, visiting the school, and rafting down the Indus Tips? Read the trip notes through carefully, this gives all the required information. Go ready for adventure and basic facilities Local benefits? Yes all of these, we travelled responsibly and supported local communities Overall rating? FANTASTIC!!!!! (more)Susan Holt

Really lovely. It was relaxing which was just what we wanted as we have had a week either side in Kolkata (involvement with an NGO) which is great but totally non-relaxing. (more)Penny Nettelfield

My time at the Bhoramdeo Jungle Retreat could not have been a better introduction to the delights of India. The slower rural pace allows you to enjoy the colour, history, flavour and hospitality of central India in an authentic but extremely comfortable setting. (more)Sally Knowles-Jackson

It was too short - only 7 days- due to our work commitments. However we both agreed it was one of the best, most authentic trips we have taken, and we have both travelled extensively. So I would rate it as 'excellent'. (more)Patti Wallace

Memorable parts? Meeting the children along the way. Tips? Take a pillow and a towel and if going at the same time, not as many clothes for the cold weather as I did, as it was not that cold. Take ear plugs if you want to sleep. Local benefits? Not enough information to assess. Overall rating? Very good. (more)Roger Pollard