576 India holiday reviews

Wildlife holiday in Central India
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Rupee270,000
including domestic flights only
Everything was really memorable. From the wonderful accommodations to the incredibly nice people and great guides. But I did come looking for a Tiger Safari and got to see 11 of them over numerous sightings. So that’s gotta be the most exciting part! (more)Rita Sussekind
The tour was incredible. Saurabh is so knowledgeable about every animal, bird, insect, flora and fauna. (more)Lise Thornton
Amazing animal sightings! We saw 11 tigers, two leopards and myriad of other creatures. Most memorably we saw a young tigress hunt and two cubs play fightings. I look back at my photos and can hardly believe I was really there. (more)Megan Rothney
Kerala tailor made holiday, 11 days
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£1,374
excluding flights
10/10. Sanjay and his team on the ground were superb. Will definitely book with him again. (more)Rebecca James
Excellent but very humid!! (more)Charlotte Anderton
Fantastic, enjoyed every moment. We will now plan next India trip (more)Martin Newmart
Golden Triangle with Ranthambore tour, India
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£1,514
excluding flights
Great trip, would recommend. The Taj Mahal and seeing a Tiger were the highlights, but other sites and wildlife were great as well. Also seeing real life India, particularly rural life, our Driver (Madan) was really informative and looked out for photo opportunities. (more)Richard Mcdermott
We learned so much with our guided tours and stayed at unique properties. This is a good mix of history, sightseeing, and relaxing. Excellent! (more)Caitlin Covarrubias
Excellent. We were so well taken care of wherever we got to. (more)Karin Hassby
Golden Triangle & Kerala holiday, India
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£2,564
excluding flights
Memorable parts? We really enjoyed traveling to both the North and South part of the country as it was great to experience very different lifestyles and cultures. Our favourite part of the trip was meeting the locals and getting to try all of the amazing foods that India has to offer, along with learnings the history behind each of the architectural masterpieces and cities we visited. Tips? It takes quite a lot of time to travel so book for at least 2 weeks and highly recommend ... (more)Perrin Raudabaugh
Kerala homestay tour, India
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£2,580
including UK flights
Loved the homestays and independent restaurants.We felt very safe and looked after. The accommodation was fantastic and we loved the people and food. The holiday exceeded our expectations (more)Linda Briant
We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday, everything was well organised and we felt we got a real understanding of Kerala and its people. Thank you! (more)Karin Gartzke
The most memorable was the houseboat. Meeting lots of friendly homestay owners and families... Brilliant. (more)Helga Brown
Golden Triangle small group holiday, India
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£555
excluding flights
Amazing. Our tour guide was so energetic and full of wonderful information. Travel light with luggage. (more)Lori Ballard
Our holiday was fantastic and far exceeded our expectations. We were able to pack so much into the week without stress due to the great organisation of the company and our local tour guide. (more)Beth Pestell
Every day I was filed with awe with the sights and sounds of India... Excellent. (more)Brigitte Stockton
Western Ghats walking tour in India
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US $730
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Candlelit dinner in the bush as they heard it was our honeymoon and seeing elephants in the wild, plus amazing views and beautiful birds and butterflies Tips? There are some steep climbs so get ready for those (the guides are great and you can take as long as you need) Local benefits? Yes, local guides accompanied us every day and we visited tribal villages to support their local economy. They also encouraged reducing plastic Overall ... (more)Matthew Wright
Rajasthan cycling holiday with Taj & tigers
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US $2,380
excluding flights
Interaction with the people in the villages as we cycled through, and when we stopped. You wouldn't experience the same if you were in a car or a bus, and if you didn't travel on some of the smaller roads. I couldn't possibly choose one building or sight as a highlight, so many were amazing. The scenery at the waters at Jawai was something I'll remember for the rest of my life. (more)Richard Whiting
The most memorable part of the holiday was the safari in rathambore park. (more)Manuela Vismara
Brilliant experience. (more)Paul Musgrove
Tadoba National park tiger safari, India
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£1,300
excluding flights
We saw lots of wildlife including the tigers of course. The people were all so friendly and helpful... Excellent. (more)Alison Griffin
The tigers!!! They got so close and we saw several during our many safaris. The staff at the Kana Courtyard were wonderful. Oh and the food! (more)Richard Dean
The most memorable moment was staying at the lodge, in the buffer zone, listening to the night around a bonfire with wonderful snacks and a gin and tonic, then visiting the local villages on a walk the following day. The jungle safaris were amazing particularly the elephant back experience and of course seeing the tigers. (more)Julia Killick
North India cultural tour
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£656
excluding flights
10/10. I was nervous about a large tour group, but everything went perfectly. I know that this is so much to do with Dinesh’s generosity and commitment to his job, and am so grateful. (more)Alexandra Bjurstrom
A great adventure. (more)Hannah Bennett
The cooking class was one of our highlights as was the night we attended a Bollywood movie. (more)Sue Loughran
India small group holiday, a food adventure
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£1,541
excluding flights
A wonderful informative trip filled with lots of temples; forts; palaces; food. (more)Dorothy Lee
Visiting the Taj Mahal was the most memorable part of the trip. (more)Jantien van der Meer
My trip was full of exciting and memorable moments every day! To choose one, we visited the Old Delhi the first day, had the breakfast in the narrow lines and then visited the Sikh Temple and were introduced how the local volunteers prepare free meals to be shared to anybody. (more)Jarmo Kaariainen
Kerala birdwatching holidays, Western Ghats
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£1,320
excluding flights
Very satisfying (more)John Sullivan
India is a feast for the senses. Amazing colours, amazing scenery, I loved the birds the people and the food. I saw many endemics and my guide Joji had such good knowledge of the environment and could spot birds I did not have a hope of seeing. (more)Anne Romans
This was truly a trip of a lifetime, the number of ecosystems we ventured into, the variety of bird life and the healthy forests all added to a unique experience. The Western Ghats hosts incredible biodiversity. (more)Karen Bennett
India bird watching holiday in the Himalayas
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£1,450
excluding flights
Memorable parts? The variety of different places we visited. The birds were amazing and the guides very knowledgeable. Tips? Everything is really well organised. Trust the company. Local benefits? To an extent. We stayed in a couple of places where they were working hard to be environmentally friendly. Overall rating? It was excellent. Exhausting in a good way. Very well organised and we were looked after brilliantly. (more)vicki lader
Kerala and tropical India cycling holidays
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£2,749
including UK flights
Excellent. Great intro to India and a welcoming people/culture. Kerala is rich state so poverty etc less obvious. Would do the trip again (more)Helen Wheeler
Has to be a 5 star! I will definitely do another cycling holiday with these guys they were simply excellent. (more)Lyn Hill
Cycling holidays in Kerala
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US $1,480
excluding flights
We had great rides off of the beaten track on routes we never would have found otherwise. And each night we were greeted by warm staff at a nice hotel. Excellent! Couldn't be happier. (more)Marisa Meltebeke
The knowledge of the owner and guides paved the way. (more)James Thomas
The most exciting part of the holiday was the cycling around Munnar , which was very challenging on terms of hill and road conditions, but so exciting and interesting. (more)Carol Boothby
Kerala houseboat holiday, India
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£1,740
including UK flights
The whole holiday was so interesting and we learnt so many new things and saw some wonderful wildlife. It was the perfect blend of sight seeing, rest time and the end few days spent at the beach in Varkala. (more)Adele Tungate
We have been fortunate to have had some great holidays, and this one was up there amongst the most memorable. (more)Paul Shaverin
Arriving to the houseboat tour in a different location than Allepey was very nice. It was a quiet turn in the river where no other houseboats were visible for an entire day. It felt very special. (more)Kim Horrocks
Ladakh photography tour, India
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£4,500
including domestic flights only
Superb. (more)Kay Emblen-Perry
Brilliant - a true adventure. Absolutely loved it. (more)Pamela Jones
Walking and cycling holiday in Kerala, India
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£890
excluding flights
I simply loved Kerala. It was amazing to be hiking in a country of 3.2 billion people and to have the open spaces and forests to ourselves. (more)Brenda Petersen
In summary, fantastic. We were so well looked after by the guide, Vippin, the driver, Biju and Thomas at the tour operator. I honestly don't think I would have changed a thing. A truly memorable adventure. (more)Diane Kennedy
The Trek through the western ghats was such an amazing spiritual experience, following the elephant trails and visiting their natural habitat was quite remarkable. (more)Maxine Rees
Teaching assistant volunteering in Kerala
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US $999
excluding flights
My most memorable part of my holidays were my students. I learned more from them then what I offered them. It was magnificent. (more)Riyaz Mithani
The most memorable part of the trip was turning ordinary lessons into fun and creative ones, which the children enjoyed. (more)Emily Fairchild
India Golden Triangle and tiger safari holiday
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£1,177
excluding flights
Memorable parts? Seeing a tiger in Ranthambore National Park. Tips? In January it can be quite cold in Northern India, bring some warm clothes. The air and noise pollution can be a challenge at times. Local benefits? Regarding reducing the environmental impact, I’m not quite sure our holiday did, unfortunately, since we opted to travel around by car and also flew. We employed quite a few people along the way and that hopefully was good for the local people. Overall ... (more)Cristina Mendes
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