MUMBAI

Day 1 - 3

Coastal Mumbai, perhaps better known by its former name Bombay, is India’s largest city, home to over 11 million people. Vibrant, energetic and colourful, Mumbai is famed for the glitz and glamour of Bollywood and the ornate Victorian-era architecture of the British Raj as well as for having some of Asia’s biggest slums, however, look past the chaos and you’ll find unique bazaars, peaceful temples and some of India’s best and most diverse dining and nightlife experiences.

DELHI

Day 3 - 5

Delhi is India’s modern capital, and it is here that you can witness the merging of old and new. The city’s vibrant, colourful and sometimes chaotic streets offer an insight into modern day India as well as into its rich history, with evocative street bazaars, ancient monuments and colonial-era buildings on every corner. Made up of seven ancient cities, Delhi’s past spans centuries, and as a result the city is home to a plethora of temples, tombs and mosques that will transport you back in time.

AGRA

Day 5 - 6

Once the capital of a grand Mughal empire and a leading centre for art, commerce and culture, Agra boasts a fascinating history that is today reflected in its impressive architecture. Home to the country’s most iconic landmark, the Taj Mahal, Agra draws in hordes of visitors from India and afar who come to marvel at the magical monument. Although the Taj Mahal is the star attraction, there are some other worthwhile stops here too like the Agra Fort, a number of tombs and mausoleums and an array of bustling bazaars.

DELHI

Day 6 - 7

Delhi is India’s modern capital, and it is here that you can witness the merging of old and new. The city’s vibrant, colourful and sometimes chaotic streets offer an insight into modern day India as well as into its rich history, with evocative street bazaars, ancient monuments and colonial-era buildings on every corner. Made up of seven ancient cities, Delhi’s past spans centuries, and as a result the city is home to a plethora of temples, tombs and mosques that will transport you back in time.

POKHARA

Day 7 - 10

Lakeside Pokhara is one of Nepal’s finest tourist destinations, serving as the starting point for explorations of the country’s spectacular nature. Pokhara’s tranquil beauty, pristine air and incredible mountainous backdrop instantly charms, and whether you’re looking for adventure or relaxation you’ll find it here. From paragliding and white-water rafting to trekking and kayaking, the activities here are endless, and the city itself offers an excellent range of accommodation options, eateries and shops to suit all tastes and budgets.

BANGALORE

Day 10 - 12

Cosmopolitan, progressive and energetic, Bengaluru – formerly Bangalore – is an intriguing stop on any itinerary of India. Known as the country’s ‘Garden City’ as well as its answer to Silicon Valley, Bengaluru blends its thriving tech scene with picturesque parks and beautiful botanical gardens. The city is also home to an impressive collection of colonial-era architecture, and offers a diverse array of restaurants, cafes and bars.

KOVALAM

Day 12 - 16

Kovalam is a village in the southern state of Kerala in India located about 17km from Thiruvananthapuram.

MUMBAI

Day 16 - 17

Coastal Mumbai, perhaps better known by its former name Bombay, is India’s largest city, home to over 11 million people. Vibrant, energetic and colourful, Mumbai is famed for the glitz and glamour of Bollywood and the ornate Victorian-era architecture of the British Raj as well as for having some of Asia’s biggest slums, however, look past the chaos and you’ll find unique bazaars, peaceful temples and some of India’s best and most diverse dining and nightlife experiences.