Ignite your senses and prepare to be immersed in a subcontinent of contrasts, immense in size, with colourful bustling streets, snow-dusted mountains and beautiful national parks, where the languages, cuisines and customs are as diverse as the landscapes.
Rajasthan’s Golden Triangle links Delhi, Agra and Jaipur—go early to see the Taj Mahal at its most serene as the sun rises over its marble domes.
Stay aboard a converted rice barge to explore Kerala’s backwaters—still one of the most atmospheric ways to experience the south.
India’s parks offer real chances to see Bengal tigers, leopards and elephants—Ranthambhore, Pench, Panna and Bandhavgarh among the most established.
Spices shape cooking across India—local markets and seasonal festivals offer the best glimpse into regional food cultures and traditions.
India’s layered past is visible in its architecture—from the Golden Temple in Amritsar to Jaipur’s Amber Fort and the vast temple ruins of Hampi.
A destination that defies description, India is often regarded as more of a continent than a country. Home to over a billion people, it offers a heady mix of ancient forts, majestic palaces, intricate temples and holy shrines , alongside dazzling festivals, picturesque rural villages, Himalayan spa retreats and fast-paced cities.
Feel welcomed by a gentle, humble population that is spiritually rich, proud and flamboyant. Dine on delicious, delicate, aromatic and spicy regional dishes, famous the world over but unbeatable in their authentic form. Our love and experience of travelling in India enables us to recommend and personally tailor your journey through this fascinating country, from iconic landmarks such as the Taj Mahal to the breathtaking natural beauty of the Keralan backwaters or the golden beaches of Goa. Let yourself be seduced by the magic of this chaotic yet utterly compelling destination, offering so much to so many and casting a spell that few travellers forget.
The climate varies by region: the best time is from October to April with the coolest months being from December to February. The rains typically start in June, ending in mid September, with higher levels falling in the south. The Himalayan foothills and North India avoid the worst rains and are an excellent summer destination.
Set within a restored 14th-century fort, Six Senses Fort Barwara blends regal Rajasthani heritage with contemporary luxury. Just two and a half hours from Jaipur, this serene sanctuary offers suites, palaces, a world-class spa and exceptional dining near Ranthambore National Park.
Set in the wild heart of Madhya Pradesh, Pashan Garh, A Taj Safari is a jungle-chic retreat of stone cottages with private verandas offering immersive wildlife experiences in Panna National Park.
A contemporary urban oasis just outside Delhi, The Oberoi, Gurgaon impresses with sleek architecture, expansive rooms, intuitive service, fine dining and a world-class spa.
Perched dramatically above the Arabian Sea, The Leela Kovalam, A Raviz Hotel offers an exquisite blend of coastal serenity and refined indulgence, with sweeping ocean views, contemporary clifftop suites, Ayurvedic wellness, curated dining and highly discreet service.
Tucked into tropical hillside gardens with sweeping views of the Arabian Sea, Taj Green Cove Resort & Spa, Kovalam offers luxury villas, Ayurvedic wellness, fresh seafood dining and a tranquil, village-style ambience.
Brunton Boatyard in Fort Kochi stands on a storied waterfront once home to a colonial boatyard. Today, this restored vintage luxury hotel evokes the maritime grandeur of Kerala’s spice trade era with elegance and quiet authenticity.
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