“The Hill of Endless Devotion” Kundrakudi Murugan Temple Situated in Ariyakudi, this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, worshipped here as Thiruvenkatamudayan. Believed to have been established around 400 years ago, the temple's legend ...
Like road trips, adventure, high peaks and big open skies? We’ve got just the thing.
A pilgrimage is not simply about reaching a destination. It is about allowing the road to change you. We weave together sacred milestones, the quiet beauty of local traditions, and spaces for stillness. Along the way, stories from history and echoes of ancient wisdom remind us that travel is as much an inward journey as it is an outward one. Each step is taken without rush. Each moment is held with presence so that when you return, you bring more than memories. You return with a renewed self.
These are simply suggestions for the kind of holiday you might have. Yours will be tailored, altered, and refined until it matches you completely.
Vast and fascinating landscape? Tick. A generous helping of the big…
From $7,500 per person excl. flights
Vast and fascinating landscape? Tick. A generous helping of the big…
From $7,500 per person excl. flights
Vast and fascinating landscape? Tick. A generous helping of the big…
From $7,500 per person excl. flights
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Our special travel plan will take you to the grand Madurai temples and the intimate Chettinad shrines, where nine divine powers who have transformed millions of lives wait to bless you.
A dazzling celebration of faith and artistry, where Goddess Meenakshi and Lord Sundareswarar bless devotees under towering gopurams. Yet, the pilgrimage doesn’t end there. Surrounding Madurai are temples steeped in legend — the Thiruparankundram Murugan Temple, one of Lord Muruga’s six sacred abodes; the serene Azhagar Kovil, set amidst hills where Vishnu is worshipped as Sundararaja Perumal; and the historic Pazhamudircholai, where divine nature and devotion meet.
Chettinad is a land where culture is etched in stone and memory. Its streets are lined with grand mansions built by merchant families, its kitchens known for a cuisine as bold as the land, and its temples alive with rituals that have endured for centuries. This is not just a region to visit, but a place to experience—a heritage that continues to breathe.
The reigning mountainscape of Mother Earth’s kingdom, the great Himalayas come second to none. High in the hills and surrounded by remote villages and colorful monasteries, a tailor-made tour through the region of Ladakh is cultural immersion through peaks and valleys, apricot orchards and restorative hotels, at it’s very finest. Recount recent histories with monks and take to the sky for a private helicopter journey over the tallest summits in the world with the insider guidance of our on-site experts.
In the course of India’s history, there has been a multitude of various dynasties, empires, and diverse governing religions. These transitions in history have shaped India into a fascinating, storied country and the intricate architecture native to India’s culture lives through its temples, palaces, and ashrams. Dive deep into Delhi, Agra, and Rajasthan for a behind the scenes look at India’s most elaborate palaces and beautiful buildings.
“The Hill of Endless Devotion” Kundrakudi Murugan Temple Situated in Ariyakudi, this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, worshipped here as Thiruvenkatamudayan. Believed to have been established around 400 years ago, the temple's legend ...
“The Hidden Abode of Lord Perumal” Ariyakudi Thiruvenkatamudayan (Perumal) Situated in Ariyakudi, this temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, worshipped here as Thiruvenkatamudayan. Believed to have been established around 400 years ago, t ...
“Echoes of the Elephant God” Pillayarpatti Vinayakar Temple Nestled in the Pillayarpatti village, the Karpaka Vinayakar Temple is a 7th-century rock-cut cave shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesha. The temple's sanctum houses a massive idol of ...
“The Fierce Guardian of Faith” Arulmigu Sri Vairavar Swamy Temple, Vairavanpatti Located in Vairavanpatti, near Karaikudi, this temple is dedicated to Lord Kala Bhairav, locally known as Vairavar. The village's name itself reflects the d ...
“Where Divinity Meets Royal Legend” Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple The Soul of Madurai: 2000 Years of History The Meenakshi Amman Temple is not just a landmark — it is the beating heart of Madurai. With a legacy that stretches back over two ...
“Where Legends Rise from the Sacred Hill” Thiruparankundram Perched atop a hill near Madurai, the Subramaniya Swamy Temple is one of the six sacred abodes of Lord Murugan, known as Arupadaiveedu. Believed to have been established by the ...
“The Journey of Lord Kallalagar” Kallalagar Temple Situated in Alagarkovil, approximately 21 kilometers from Madurai, the Kallalagar Temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, revered here as Kallalagar. It is one of the 108 Vaishnava Divvyade ...
Experience the three most-visited cities in India – and see them from a fresh angle
They’re popular for a reason, the cities of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Named ‘Golden’ for the immense richness of culture, history and wealth within them, we recommend that clients experience a little bit of each; with Agra, the former capital of the Moghul Empire (crumbling and stately); Delhi, with its unstoppable modern energy; or Jaipur, the desert capital of Rajasthan – famed for having the best bazaars in the country. We’ll ensure your guides are local insiders – from dawn to dusk.
Purple, white, black – and the largest mountain range in the world.
For us, there are many ways to experience the Himalayas. To hike to the base-camp of Everest, stopping off at tea houses as you slowly acclimate to the rarified air. We prefer, however, the tranquil spirituality of Ladakh; a region with very few tourists and extremely traditional (albeit welcoming) villagers. Our local guides are villagers themselves and will introduce you to mountain scenery, Ladakhi cooking, and the monasteries of Phyang.
From desert and island to the iconic Blue City.
Frequently, Rajasthan has topped our lists of India’s most fascinating regions. In Jawai you can trek and head out on safari in search of majestic tigers and elusive leopards. Across the deserts of Jaisalmer, you can travel by camel and study the historic Havelis of this historic city. In Jodhpur – the beautiful Blue City – you can stay at some of the country’s most regal Moghul-era hotels, such as the splendid Raas. It’s a lot. Gladly.
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