Explore India

Routes that actually fit the days you have

Sample itineraries with day counts. Treat them as skeletons β€” add nights wherever you like a place.

6 days

North

Golden Triangle

Delhi β†’ Agra β†’ Jaipur

The classic first trip: Mughal Delhi, the Taj Mahal, and Jaipur's forts and observatory.

10 days

North

Classic North with Varanasi

Delhi β†’ Agra β†’ Jaipur β†’ Varanasi

The Golden Triangle plus the ghats of Varanasi and the Ashokan pillar at Sarnath.

14 days

North

Rajasthan

Jaipur β†’ Bundi β†’ Udaipur β†’ Jodhpur β†’ Jaisalmer

Forts, stepwells and desert towns, with quieter Bundi between the big names.

10 days

South

South India Temple Trail

Chennai β†’ Mahabalipuram β†’ Thanjavur β†’ Madurai β†’ Rameswaram

Pallava rock-cut shrines, Chola granite towers and Madurai's painted gopurams.

7 days

South

Kerala

Kochi β†’ Munnar β†’ Alappuzha β†’ Kovalam

Fort Kochi, tea hills, backwater canals and a stretch of coast.

8 days

North

Ladakh

Leh β†’ Nubra β†’ Pangong Tso β†’ Leh

High passes and monasteries, with days built in for altitude acclimatisation.

12 days

Northeast

Northeast

Guwahati β†’ Kaziranga β†’ Majuli β†’ Shillong β†’ Cherrapunji

Rhinos, a river island of satras, and the living root bridges of Meghalaya.

10 days

North & East

Spiritual India

Haridwar β†’ Rishikesh β†’ Varanasi β†’ Bodh Gaya

Ganga aarti, yoga ashrams, and the Mahabodhi temple at Bodh Gaya.

12 days

Central & West

Wildlife

Kanha β†’ Bandhavgarh β†’ Tadoba β†’ Gir

Tiger reserves in central India, ending with Asiatic lions in Gujarat.

Before you book

Permits, timing and budgets

Inner Line Permits are required for Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Mizoram and parts of Manipur. Check the month-by-month guide before fixing dates.

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