North India & Rajasthan
Beyond Rajasthan, the north of India contains some of the most celebrated and memorable sights in the country. Visit Delhi, the capital, for Mughal architecture, marvel at the Taj Mahal in Agra and explore your spiritual side in the holy city of Varanasi.
Central India
From lush tropical jungle, thick teak forests and open grassland to shimmering lakes, meandering rivers and crashing waterfalls, central India’s varied environments remain untouched and are home to a vast diversity of flora and fauna.
Western India
The states of Gujarat, Maharashtra and Goa line the west coast of India. Together they offer a diverse range of landscapes, from expansive barren salt plains through to the hustle and bustle of modern cities and tranquil stretches of silky sand.
Eastern India
Stretching from the coast of the Bay of Bengal to the heights of the southern Himalaya, eastern India encompasses undulating hills and leafy tea plantations, Buddhist monasteries and ancient temples, remote mountain villages and a lingering colonial legacy.
South India
The Deccan plateau makes up most of the central part of southern India, bordered by the mountain ranges of the Western and Eastern Ghats. During the medieval age, a number of India’s greatest dynasties grew within this region.
Spiritual Journeys
India is not just a destination—it is an awakening. From the icy heights of the Himalayas to the quiet ghats of the south, India invites you on a spiritual journey that transcends borders, beliefs, and time.