Small Group Tours India

A trip to India is an explosion of adrenaline running through your veins. Its colourful streets, loud noises and distinct smells invigorate, energise and awaken the senses, leaving a lasting mark on your soul. With something for everyone, India is a melting pot of cultures, ready to entertain, enlighten and inspire. Indulge in regional dishes, admire the breathtaking architecture, soak up the spirituality and appreciate the bustling sounds of each city.

India is much more than curries, rice, and naan; it's a foodies paradise. The flavours, smells, and textures are everchanging depending on your location, from fragrant Biriyanis of the north to innovative street food of Delhi and Portuguese inspired seafood in the south. Delight your tastebuds as you move your way through the diverse regions of India.

If textiles are your thing, travelling to India is a must. Our textile and tribe tour begins in energetic and vibrant Kolkata, the cultural capital of India, before exploring the surrounding villages of West Bengal. We meet expert craftsmen and women who share their unique textile art, cotton, and silk weaving techniques.

There are simply too many amazing places to visit in India to list them all. However, suppose you're a foodie and textile lover who wants an authentic Indian experience. In that case, these are our favourite places to visit.

Kolkata: The cultural hub of India, Kolkata's creative and welcoming energy makes it an ideal starting point for any Indian holiday. Wander the bright streets while you soak up the traditional and modern architecture, heavily influenced by years of British rule.

Gujarat: Steeped with history and tradition, Gujarat is affectionately known as the “Jewel of Western India”. Witness breathtaking architecture, ancient mosques and contemporary avant-garde designs in the capital Ahmedabad before wandering into the quieter countryside.

Rajasthan: Famous for the pastel-coloured forts, palaces and architecture of Jodhpur, Jaipur and Udaipur, the region of Rajasthan is a must on your Indian itinerary. Of course, a trip to India isn't complete without a visit to the Taj mahal, just a quick day trip to Agra by train or bus from Jaipur.

Indian cuisine is unique and diverse, influenced by centuries of invasions, spice trading, and colonialism. Moving around India from region to region, it's easy to see the influence of the west, particular Portugal, Britain and Africa. Each area offers its unique Indian cuisine, depending on its climate, ingredients, religion and history. For example, our foodie tour visits west India, renowned for its distinctive regional dishes, including delicate dhokla, crispy fafda and moreish theplas.

If you’re ready to book a life-changing trip to India, get in touch. We’ll help you find the best tour that accommodates your ultimate Indian experience.