“I was 21 when I travelled to India for three months and I had no idea how it would affect my life. Myself and a friend both fell in love with the people, culture and whole country at once. On that trip we went through the northern states and, after, I couldn’t stop thinking of going back. Bringing my passion together with my studies, I managed to get the chance to explore India for a year, one of the most amazing places on earth. Religions, philosophies, people, different languages and culture – all mixed, all still undiscovered by us. North, south, west and east – all are different, all are full of surprises. The wildlife of Ranthambore can fulfil the dreams of the best photographers; monuments of Kolkata and the forts of Rajasthan are treasures for those passionate about the history; and you’ll find simple, great adventure when exploring the Keralan backwaters – India has it all. I still go back every year and there is always something new for us.” – Kuba Rudolff, Kuoni Travel Expert

“Delhi is a city of contrasts. New Delhi is a cosmopolitan city with boulevards lined with colonial buildings and trees. It’s an overwhelming experience weaving your way between buses, trucks, mopeds, rickshaws, cows, carts, hand-pulled trolleys and the occasional elephant or camel in the flow of traffic. The Janpath, stretching from India Gate to the Presidential Palace, is an impressive sight. In contrast, Old Delhi has compact streets and bazaars. A rickshaw ride in Old Delhi is a must to stimulate your senses – taste the smells, see the amazing sights and hear the sounds of Delhi.” – Natalie Dewar, India Personal Travel Expert