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From the marble symmetry of the Taj to Kashmir's saffron dawns — civilisations layered over millennia, curated for the discerning traveller.
About India
India does not offer one journey — it offers many, each as vivid and distinct as the next. Our ground teams navigate the complexity of the subcontinent so your clients experience only the wonder: the marble symmetry of Agra at sunrise, shikara mornings on Dal Lake, emerald backwater evenings aboard a private houseboat in Kerala, and the electric, sacred energy of Varanasi at dusk.
With over 25 years of on-ground expertise, ILH designs India programs with a level of local precision that elevates every moment — from the hotel to the guide, the table to the transfer.
Signature Experiences
Delhi's layered centuries, the white perfection of the Taj at dawn, and Jaipur's rose-pink fortresses — three cities, seven days, a lifetime of imagery. Private guides, seamless road transfers, and hotels chosen for character as much as comfort.
5 Days / 4 Nights · From ₹42,000A shikara gliding through the mist on Dal Lake, the gondola rising above Gulmarg's snow-clad meadows, tulip gardens in bloom and the warm hospitality of a heritage houseboat — Kashmir in every sense.
6 Days / 5 Nights · From ₹62,000A private rice-boat drifting through Alleppey's labyrinth of lagoons, mornings among Munnar's tea estates, and Ayurveda retreats that restore the senses — the south of India at its most restorative.
7 Days / 6 Nights · From ₹54,000The Ganga aarti at Varanasi's ghats, the ancient Buddhist monasteries of Bodh Gaya and Sarnath, and the living temples of Rajasthan — journeys designed with reverence and rare access to sacred sites.
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Signature Packages
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Curated Journeys
30 hand-crafted itineraries across 10 themes — download any plan as a PDF and share directly with your clients.
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