Salaam Baalak walk in Delhi

Journey to Ladakh, India’s “Little Tibet”, where raw Himalayan landscapes meet deep-rooted spirituality. The timeless monasteries and remote valleys of the north unveils a land of ancient rituals, rare craftsmanship, and sublime stillness. Discover villages shaped by centuries of tradition, and rest under starlit skies in luxurious tented camps. This is not just a trip; it’s an awakening to a slower rhythm, purer air, and the profound peace of the mountains.

Trident, Agra is a charming little hotel situated just ten minutes from the Taj Mahal. The hotel has lovely large grounds and provides the perfect getaway for families, and people wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of the main city.

The Taj Ganges Varanasi offers a sense of tranquillity and greenery against the backdrop of one of the most vivid and dramatic cities in India. The Taj Ganges Varanasi is set in 40 acres of lush gardens set a little away from the Chowk.

The Oberoi New Delhi was refurbished in 2018 and is a luxurious hotel situated right in the centre of town, overlooking the verdant golf course. The facilities are fantastic and the hotel is perfectly located for sightseeing.

Occupying an enviable position on the banks of the River Ganges, Brijrama Palace is one of the city’s oldest buildings and has been sensitively restored to its former grandeur to offer an opulent and regal stay with sensational views over the river.

Thikana Delhi, located in the south of Delhi, is a charming homestay with just 5 rooms and is the perfect place to relax after a day of sightseeing. A true home-from-home!

The Imperial is a beautiful hotel with an old colonial and art deco feel, set right in the heart of New Delhi. The Imperial is perfectly situated for sightseeing and shopping and would appeal to guests who appreciate history and a charming formal air.

Experience unmatched luxury at The Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra, with every room offering Taj Mahal views, Mughal-inspired elegance, landscaped gardens, a world-class spa, fine dining, and exclusive experiences for an unforgettable stay.

Built in 1952, The Claridges hotel is a small and personal property with a lovely lawn, a perfect setting to enjoy a sundowner. Claridges central location provides easy access to Connaught Place and the shops and sights of Delhi.

An elegant urban sanctuary in Delhi’s Aerocity, The Roseate House blends contemporary design with warm Indian hospitality. Ideal for business or leisure, it offers chic rooms, fine dining, and a rooftop pool just minutes from the airport.

Delhi has some of the most amazing restaurants. We always keep our ear to the ground about the latest places to dine, and speak to all our guests about dinner reservations before they travel.

Take a full day exploring both Old and New Delhi taking a rickshaw through Chandni Chowk and visiting the Jama Masjid, Kartavya Path (Rajpath) and Humayun's Tomb.

Each evening at sunset, the sacred Dasaswamedh Ghat comes alive with the mesmerising Ganga Aarti – a deeply spiritual ritual of light, sound, and devotion.

Visit the stunning and historic Taj Mahal at sunrise for a breathtaking experience.

Discover the hauntingly beautiful ‘lost city’ of Fatehpur Sikri, the abandoned capital of Emperor Akbar, where striking red sandstone buildings reveal the grandeur of the Mughal Empire.

Stroll along the ghats and winding alleys of Varanasi with your guide, discovering the city’s spiritual heart and daily life.

Explore New Delhi, the area that Britain constructed between 1916 and 1931 as their new Imperial capital in India. Think of leafy, wide avenues, and white-washed bungalows. See the vast Kardavya Path(Rajpath), the Parliaments Buildings and Humayun's Tomb.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant flavours of Old Delhi with a guided street food tour through Chandni Chowk’s bustling lanes. Wander past fragrant spice stalls, tasting beloved local delicacies before ending with a refined high tea at a restored haveli.

It is in Varanasi where pilgrims perform ritual ablutions. There are nearly 100 ghats, steps leading to the banks of River Ganges. The ghats are an integral compliment to the concept of divinity represented in physical and supernatural elements.