Audley presents Rajasthan
Your tailor-made trip across Rajasthan could take you through the crowded bazaars of Jodhpur, into the mirrored palace rooms of Junagarh Fort or to the shores of Jaisalmer’s Gadisar Lake. You can learn to cook regional cuisine and local guides can tell you tales of the Mughal kings that ruled the region — as India specialist Alex recently discovered.
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Rajasthan & the north: beyond the Golden Triangle
While the Golden Triangle hosts some of India’s best-known sights, India specialist Katherine says you shouldn’t limit yourself to this popular route. Instead, visit north India’s remote desert camps and border-post cities, and tour mural-painted towns or a collection of (truly) unique temple carvings.
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What to do in India: our highlights guide
Our India specialists pick some of their best things to see and do, and where to stay from the Himalaya to Kerala. Include spotting tiger, staying in a palace in Rajasthan, taking a boat trip down the Ganges and experience one of the country’s many festivals in your trip to India.
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Touring India’s Golden Triangle
The Taj Mahal is just one of many impressive sights on a tour of India’s Golden Triangle. For first-time visitors, the region offers a tempting taste of the vast range of cultures, historical sites, architecture, religion, food and landscapes that India boasts.
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Choosing the right Indian experience for you
Would you rather relax in the cool mountain breeze with views of the Himalaya, or cruise the languid backwaters of Kerala? Admire the Taj Mahal, or seek out a little-visited temple on the banks of the Yamuna River? Our India specialists share their knowledge to help you decide.
