India, Well & Truly back
India is entirely open with zero testing requirements either pre-departure or on arrival. Airline carriers and hotels have resumed operations schedules, with enhanced standards of service and care for travellers.
Which part of India will you head for first?
The Best Time to Visit India
October through to April for most of the plains incluidng Rajasthan, Kerala and the wildlife parks of Central India when it is not too hot, the skies are clear and the nights cool.
Summer - May through to September for the hills & mountain regions - but if you want to pick up a bargain in gloriously air-conditioned palalce hotels, nows the time for you!
Whether you are planning your first-trip to India or have visited many times, we have broken down when the best time to visit India is by region.
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Off-Track Rajasthan Holiday
15 days from £3295 per person
A Goa Holiday with a Mumbai Stopover
9 days from £1595 per person
Malabar Escape
16 days from £3795 per person
A Wellness Holiday in the Himalayas
7 days from £2995 per person
Hampi & the Deccan Plateau
16 days from £3135 per person
Amritsar and Spiritual Himalayas Holiday
14 days from £3615 per person
Call of the Wild
13 days from £2445 per person
The Parks of Central India
12 days from £2485 per person
Rajasthan, Land of Kings
15 days from £1795 per person
Focusing on Rajasthan’s royal heritage, including the Taj Mahal and other great monuments of the ‘Golden Triangle’, this popular two-week tour follows a classic route…
Golden Temple and the Himalayas
11 days from £1395 per person
This interesting, off-the-beaten track group tour of North West India invites you to the impressive Golden Temple, situated in a shimmering man-made lake in the…
Golden Triangle and Kerala Backwaters
14 days from £1895 per person
One of the questions we’re most frequently asked by clients contemplating their first trip to India is ‘whether to go north or south’? This two-week…
Maharajas' Express: Indian Panorama
10 days from £7295 per person
The crème de la crème of Maharajas' Express train journeys, this is our personal faovrite as it touches all the culturally and historicall significant places…
Kerala with a Difference
16 days from £3114 per person
Kerala is today one of the leading destinations in India. While much has been written about its natural attractions and socio-economic history, there is much…
A Goa Holiday with a Mumbai Stopover
9 days from £1595 per person
The perfect option for a short beach break or half term holiday with the family, this one week holiday in Goa starts and finishes in…
Essential India
10 days from £1865 per person
This trip covers the highlights of India's Golden Triangle. This 10 day itinerary is popular with first-time visitors to India who wish to experience some…
Ultimate Rajasthan
17 days from £3895 per person
So you want to see the Taj Mahal, and, while you’re in India, tick off the country’s other iconic sights? And maybe experience life in…
Land of Tigers
11 days from £2435 per person
Join TransIndus on a trip to the wild heart of India. Covering three of the country’s most remote and beautiful national parks, this special group…
Heritage of Gujarat
16 days from £3670 per person
This is a comprehensive tour covering a broad spectrum of different sights and experiences. In the course of a 16 well-paced days, you’ll visit ethereal…
Temples & Traders of Tamil Nadu
16 days from £2495 per person
Revolving around colonial trading centres on the coast and the great Chola temples of Madurai and the Kaveri Delta, this culturally rich tour takes you…
Hampi & the Deccan Plateau
16 days from £3135 per person
This fortnight-long tour cherry picks the highlights of Karnataka including its world-class heritage and archaeological sites that few visitors have seen. This tour takes you…
Golden Triangle India
The cities of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur form the three main points of a route often referred to as ‘the Golden Triangle’ in India – as much for its wealth of historic monuments as its enduring popularity with visitors.
Rajasthan
Picture a Rajput palace, its ochre-washed walls rising sheer from a sandstone outcrop to apartments encrusted with domed cuppolas and pleasure pavilions. Now imagine gazing from one of the courtyards hidden within it across a mass of flat r…
Kerala Holidays
Since the time of ancient Greece, Europeans have been seduced by the rich, vibrancy and cultural sophistication of India’s far southwest – an intensely tropical region known to outsiders as ‘Malabar’, and to the locals as simply ‘Kerala’ –…
North & Central India
North and Central India – encompassing Delhi and the Gangetic Plains – hold enough extraordinary sights to keep even the most ardent Indo-phile happy for several lifetimes. Many of our customers return again and again to this extraordinary…
Indian Himalayas
The Himalayan regions of India are, in many respects, lands apart from the rest of the country. Inaccessible for much of the year, the convoluted valley systems rising from the Gangetic Plains to the gleaming ice peaks of the Great Himalaya…
South India
Combined, the states of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andra Pradesh & Telangana make up Southern India. Most tours of South India tend to focus on the southern part the peninsula, starting at the old colonial spice port of Fort Cochin and nearby…
West India
Goa’s glorious beaches have attracted travellers for decades, but comparatively few explore the other two states along India’s western flank – Maharashtra and Gujarat – despite the fact they hold some of Asia’s most wonderful ancient monume…
Goa Holidays
Goa, the former Portuguese colony on India’s southwest coast, has long been our principal recommendation for anyone considering a beach holiday to India or a few days at the end of their India tour.
East India
Eastern India boasts some of the most spectacular and diverse landscapes in the subcontinent, and a cultural life as vibrant and distinctive as any in Asia. Its two dominant natural features are the vast chain of Himalayan peaks rising to t…
Northeast Hill States
Thanks to its challenging topography and capricious, often wet weather, the hilly northeast of India is the least visited part of the country. Comparatively few foreigners venture much beyond Kaziranga National Park, on the banks of the Bra…
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
This most remote region of India sits some 700+ miles off the east coast across the Bay of Bengal. A tropical archipelago formerly used as a penal colony by the British until 1947 to house freedom fighters is covered in pristine rainforest…
We are the India Holiday Specialists in the UK>
And now is the time to start planning your 2022 holiday to India. Whilst we run luxury trips all over Asia, our heart remain in India. India was the first country we ran trips to over thirty years ago and our specialist team know everything there is to know about the country.
Many of our travel specialists were born and raised in India, and have a wealth of local knowledge and experience of the destination. With their experience, we are able to provide you with the most exclusive and authentic experience possible.
We have also been privileged over the years to work with renowned journalists and public figures to provide trips of a lifetime for them.
Taj Mahal
‘A teardrop on the face of Eternity’ is how the Bengali mystic poet, Rabindranath Tagore, famously described the Taj Mahal. Built in the mid-16th century by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan for his beloved wife Mumtaz, the mausoleum possesses…
Delhi
Delhi, India’s capital, is home to an estimated 20 million people. A compelling hotch-potch of ancient and modern, it holds the vestiges of at least seven great urban centres: Afghan mausolea crumble on traffic roundabouts; millennia-old fo…
Amber Fort (Jaipur)
Rising from a craggy escarpment to the north of the city, Amber is the ‘Jewel in the Crown’ of Rajput fortress palaces, enclosing a wonderland of sumptuously decorated halls, pavilions, ornamental entranceways and gardens, all enlivened by…
Udaipur
Udaipur, India’s most romantic city, is spread around the shores of shimmering Lake Pichola. Tiers of ghats (sacred steps), whitewashed havelis and temple towers line the shore, overlooked by the pale-ochre walls and domes of the exquisite…
Kumbhalgarh
The ridges of the Aravalli range ripple west and north of Udaipur into country that has always been something of a world apart from the rest of the region. Its cultivable valleys and surviving tracts of forest are the homeland of semi-nomad…
Ranthambore National Park
Everyone wants to see a tiger when they visit India, but for a chance to sight one sprawled on a lakeside domed pavilion or against the backdrop of a Rajput castle, there’s only one option: Ranthambore, in Rajasthan. The park lies on the…
Madurai
For sheer visual impact, no Hindu temple in South India can match the magnificence of the Meenakshi-Sundeshwarar in Madurai. The gigantic, multi-coloured gopura towers of the ‘Fish-Eyed Goddess’ soar 46m above the city’s streets, writhing i…
Munnar
Munnar, in east-central Kerala, is the epicentre of the state’s tea industry. Plantations of neatly manicured bushes cloak the slopes soaring above this ramshackle town, overshadowed by the dramatic bulk of Ana Mudi (2,695m), south India’s…
Kerala’s beaches
Almost the entire length of the Keralan coast is lined by beautiful white-sand beaches and coconut groves. Most still support robust fishing communities, whose wooden boats provide a pretty backdrop for dips in the warm surf of the Arabian…
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