29 packages
Ten days across Nubra, Pangong and Tso Moriri with a private chef, a historian guide and two nights lakeside.
Our most complete Spiti circuit — Shimla in, Manali out, with two nights high in Kaza and a camp at Chandratal.
Ladakh's three great lakes plus a Rishikesh tail-end. One booking, two states, ten days.
Boutique stays, a travelling chef and a naturalist guide. Spiti without giving up comfort or altitude safety.
The overland route in, flight out. Five high passes, two nights under canvas at Sarchu, and a proper acclimatisation schedule.
Two nights in a private luxury camp well beyond the Sam crowds, with a telescope, an astronomer and a chef.
Coffee country paired with two Nagarhole safaris. Built for families — short drives, private cottages, no early treks.
The complete Jaisalmer: two nights inside the living fort, one under canvas at Sam, and a sunset camel ride on the dunes.
Cherrapunji, the double-decker root bridge and the glass-clear Umngot at Dawki, in groups of eight.
Barapole rafting, a Brahmagiri rainforest trek and one night in a treehouse. Small groups, no resort filler.
The cheapest way to sleep by the Ganges. One night riverside, a 12km raft, and back on the road by Sunday lunch.
Built around light, not mileage. Golden-hour positions, monastery access at prayer time, and a review session on the last morning.
Eight slow days built around one host family — farming, weaving, language basics and a farewell ceremony.
Hostel dorms in Leh, a shared Innova for the passes, and no single supplement games — the cheapest honest way to see Pangong and Nubra.
Shoot the Ganges properly — an in-raft action session, the ghats at first light and the ashram at dusk.
The cheapest honest way into Spiti. Tents throughout, self-arranged travel to Shimla, everything else handled.
A youth-priced weekend built around the rapids — 16km of grade II–III rafting, a riverside camp, and a bonfire night in between.
A real two-night camel expedition sleeping on open dunes between villages — not the one-hour ride sold at Sam.
Skips the standard stops for side valleys most itineraries never reach. Guesthouses, local food, a fast pace.
Homestays with Spitian families, home-cooked food and an afternoon cooking with your hosts. Run with village-owned accommodation.
A shorter, more physical take on Meghalaya — waterfall rappelling and canyoning alongside the root bridge trek.
No rafting, no bungee. Twice-daily yoga, silent meditation and vegetarian food at a riverside ashram.
Pick and process your own coffee on a working organic estate, then trek Abbey Falls with the estate's conservation team.
A two-region rainforest trip: Khasi hills first, Western Ghats second, with community-run lodging throughout.
The limestone side of Meghalaya — Mawsmai and Arwah caves, Laitlum canyon at sunrise, and two nights camped by the Umngot.
A genuine two-night weekend out of Bangalore — Friday night drive, Tadiandamol summit on Saturday, home Sunday evening.
A monastery-first itinerary run by a Leh family. Prayer rituals, Ladakhi kitchens and no rushed lake dashes.
Rafting and India's highest bungee in one weekend, with camp accommodation and nothing you don't need.
Hostel dorm in town, one night in a shared desert tent, and the fort on foot. Built for students travelling on a train ticket.