Delhi
Humayun’s Tomb at opening, Old Delhi on foot, and out by the third day.
South Asia
India
The other direction
From Delhi
Direct from Moscow, Tashkent, Almaty, Dubai and Istanbul
Visa
e-Visa available to most nationalities; we prepare the application with you
Currency
Indian rupee (INR)
Language
Hindi, English and 20+ others; Russian-speaking guides arranged
Half of our business goes the other way. Travellers from Minsk, Moscow and Almaty arriving into Delhi need something quite different from what an Indian client needs in Europe: fewer stops, longer stays, an English- and Russian-speaking guide, and someone reachable at three in the morning.
We run the Golden Triangle at two-thirds the usual speed, and we would rather send you to Udaipur for four nights than to five cities in six days.
Where you will go
Where you will go
The places this country is actually about, and what each one is for.
Agra
The Taj at sunrise, and then leave. One night is the right answer.
Jaipur
Amber before the heat, the Jantar Mantar at noon when the shadows work.
Udaipur
Four nights, not two. The lake, the City Palace, and nothing scheduled after four.
Kerala
Fort Kochi, the backwaters, and Munnar’s tea at 1,600 m.
Goa
The north for the noise, the south for the reason most people actually come.
Know before you go
- North India between April and June is 45 °C. We will move your dates before we sell you those months.
- Domestic flights beat trains for anything over 400 km, whatever the romance says.
- We arrange Russian-speaking guides in Delhi, Agra, Jaipur and Kochi — ask, because it is not automatic.
Gallery — India
Journeys
Journeys in India
Built for travellers arriving from Minsk, Moscow and Almaty: fewer stops, longer stays, Russian-speaking guides, and four nights in Udaipur because two is not enough.
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Kerala, Slow
Nine days, four beds, no early starts. Fort Kochi, a houseboat with a cook who shops that morning, and Munnar’s tea at 1,600 metres.
Not an itinerary — a service. Meeting rooms, interpreters, visa-support letters, airport protocol, and a single coordinator who holds the agenda while your team works.