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Agra will forever be associated with that great monument to love, the Taj Mahal and the impossibly beautiful building that hangs like a cloud over the city. However this former capital isn’t all about the famous monument – there are plenty of other beautiful examples of Mughal architecture to be found such as the magnificent Red Fort. You may stop here for just a night on your tour of the Golden Triangle but it is well worth extending your stay to a few days to explore.

3 Hotels, 14 Tours, 4 Experiences

Delhi

With an estimated 16 million residents it is extraordinary that Delhi is only India's second largest city. The metropolis incessantly buzzes with life, and a remarkable contrast exists between the historic Old City and the wide avenues and government and business districts of New Delhi. Intoxicating and perhaps somewhat overwhelming, this city is where you will witness India’s past as well as taking a look into its future.

9 Hotels, 21 Tours, 2 Experiences

Himalaya

Covering India’s most north eastern region are the epic landscapes of the world’s highest mountain range – the Himalayas. From the Golden Temple in the city of Amritsar, the gateway to many of the delights of the mountains, to the relics of the British Raj in Shimla, this region has so much to offer and is the ideal destination of you are looking to enjoy the great outdoors and some of earth’s most spectacular vistas. Get a different perspective on the mountains in Nepal or Bhutan.

9 Hotels, 2 Tours, 2 Experiences

India Wildlife Reserves

India's National Parks and wildlife reserves are epic in size, consistently beautiful and home to an incredible array of wildlife species, the most iconic of which being the iconic Bengal tiger. The number of parks and sanctuaries throughout the country reflect the importance of protecting endangered wildlife species, which is now a major focus in India. The opportunity to see a tiger in the wild is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and although sightings are not guaranteed, you will have to opportunity to witness some beautiful landscapes while you seek out these elusive creatures.

17 Hotels, 9 Tours, 3 Experiences

Mumbai

Superlatives quickly exhaust themselves with regards to Mumbai, a city with an astonishing 19 million inhabitants that is India’s most important port and also the centre of the country’s commercial and entertainment industries. Hard to believe it was once a collection of sleepy islands and trading posts, today it is India’s most dynamic and cosmopolitan city.

5 Hotels, 7 Tours, 2 Cruises, 2 Experiences

Rajasthan

Rajasthan is India's largest state and is home to some of the country's most beautiful, and famous destinations, including the famous pink city of Jaipur, the stunning Thar Desert, historic palaces and Ranthambore National Park. Within easy reach of Delhi an exploration of India's largest states – whether it be a whistle stop tour or a more in depth itinerary – is perfect for both first time and return visitors to India

19 Hotels, 18 Tours, 6 Experiences

Goa

Situated on India’s west coast, Goa offers a unique blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures with miles of long sandy beaches, colonial whitewashed churches and emerald green paddy fields. Offering a laid-back charm and relatively untouched by mass tourism, South Goa’s beaches are lined with sleepy fishing villages, grand colonial houses and verdant farmland.

3 Hotels

Other Cities

It is no surprise that a country of India’s size that there are numerous cities which are well worth making a detour for. From the temple-filled cities of Madurai and Chennai in the spiritual state of Tamil Nadu to Bangalore, which showcases India’s colonial heritage, and the old diamond trading centre of Hyderabad India is offers a wealth of culture and heritage beyond its most famous metropolises.

1 Hotel, 2 Experiences

Varanasi & Khajuraho

The exotic city of Varanasi is the cultural and religious centre of North India. Explore labyrinthine streets that bustle with merchants peddling their wares to the pilgrims passing through to the ghats (steps) down to the river. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Khajuraho is renowned for its spectacular group of exquisitely carved Hindu and Jain temples which date back a thousand years to the Chandela dynasty.

5 Hotels, 3 Experiences

States & Cities of South India

India’s southern cities are rich in history, sacred sites and fascinating contrasts between old and new. From Chennai, the ‘Gateway to South India’, to Madurai, the ‘City of Temples’, and the ‘Garden City’ of Bangalore (Bengaluru) to the distinctly-French Pondicherry, each city boasts unique cultural identities and can be easily combined with the beautiful backwaters of Kerala.

5 Hotels, 2 Tours

Calcutta (Kolkata)

Now officially renamed Kolkata, following the independence of India from British rule, Calcutta is the country's second largest city and is renowned as the culture capital. It's also known as the 'city of joy'. Declared as the first capital of British India, Calcutta is filled with buildings that echo its past, including the grand Victoria Memorial.

1 Hotel, 2 Tours, 2 Experiences

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