India tour packages

One priced package, and a range of private itineraries

Most of what is booked with Experience My India is tailor-made: a route, a pace and a set of stays agreed with a specialist before anything is priced. The Royal Rajasthan Circuit is the exception — a six-day, fully priced package with named hotels and a written cancellation policy, built as the worked example of what a transparent package page should look like.

The itineraries below that do not carry a price are confirmed on enquiry, once we know your dates, group size and the hotel tier you want. None of them are shared coach tours — every package is a private car, driver and guide.

Priced and ready to book

• Royal Rajasthan Circuit (6 days) — Jaipur, Jodhpur and Udaipur, named heritage hotels, ₹68,400 per person, book online.

Multi-city itineraries, confirmed on enquiry

• Golden Triangle (6 days) and Golden Triangle with Varanasi (8 days) — Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, with an optional extension to the Ganges.
• Kerala Backwaters (7 days) and Kerala Ayurveda Retreat (10 days) — Kochi to Munnar to the backwaters to the coast.
• Kashmir Paradise (6 days) — Srinagar, Pahalgam, Gulmarg and a Sonmarg day trip.
• Ladakh High Passes (8 days) — Leh, Nubra Valley and Pangong Lake, with proper acclimatisation.
• South India Temple Trail (10 days) — Chennai to Kanyakumari via the Chola heartland and Madurai.
• Rajasthan Grand Tour (12 days) — the full loop, adding Pushkar and Jaisalmer to the Royal Rajasthan Circuit's three cities.
• North India Classic (14 days) and Spiritual India (8 days) — the fuller multi-region circuits, and a Varanasi-to-Rishikesh spiritual route.
• Goa Beach Escape (5 days), Himachal Hills (7 days), Char Dham Yatra (11 days) and Tiger Safari and Taj (7 days).

Legacy pilgrimage and city-pair tours

A further set of shorter, specifically named tours — Khatu Shyamji, the Bihar Buddhist circuit, Mathura-Vrindavan combinations, Jaisalmer, Ranthambore and more — cover single destinations or short pilgrimage pairings, each built for exactly the route its name describes.

How to choose

Start from how much time you have and what you actually want to see, not the other way round. A week suits one region done properly — Rajasthan's three cities, or Kerala's hills and backwaters. Two weeks or more starts to justify combining regions, as the North India Classic and South India routes do.

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If you are choosing by occasion rather than region, our tour collections group packages for honeymoons, families, luxury travel, pilgrimage, first-timers, NRI travellers and short breaks.