India can be daunting, chaotic, hectic, and complex for the first-time traveler, but it will definitely enchant you with its exotic diversity, rich tapestry, and scenic beauty. India’s vibrant culture, unique spiritual heritage, ancient traditions, and warm hospitality will overwhelm you and dazzle your senses. Wherever you go, you will discover a lively medley of color, culture and character, a land of incredible contrasts and paradoxes, timeless but ever-changing.

From the majestic Himalayas in the north, the incredible expanse of the Saharo-Tharian desert in the west, the wide coastal plains, the dense jungles, the stunning beaches and the tranquil backwaters of the south, this huge nation with its formidable and diverse topography offers possibilities. unlimited to wander and explore.

When planning a luxury tour of India with such a varied variety of encounters to choose from, where do you go to quench your wanderlust?

Well, luckily for you, there are plenty of luxurious and personalized experiences to immerse yourself in.

India offers a lot, from the pristine white wonder Taj Mahal, to the sandy beaches of Goa and the backwaters of Kerala. Of course, it is impossible to explore all of India’s beauty in one trip, and to really soak up the rich culture and heritage of each city, it is best to focus on one or two regions at a time.

The perfect vacation is a fusion of tourism, relaxation and luxury stays with flexibility, comfort, security and independence. Luxury trips are unique and authentic experiences, it is traveling without stress, the pressure of time tailored to your preferences, defined by your desires, inclinations and impulses.

North India is a fantastic introduction for any first-time traveler to the subcontinent, and most tours of North India typically start and end in New Delhi, which is close to colorful Rajasthan and spiritual Varanasi. But of course you can also choose Mumbai as your starting point depending on your preferences and flight connections.

The must-see Golden Triangle in India:

Golden Triangle Tour covers three cities: Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, and each offers the extraordinary wealth of historical and cultural splendor.

Delhi – The capital of India is a bustling cosmopolitan metropolis with Mughal and colonial influences, a beautiful combination of historical past and vibrant present.

Start your tour in Old Delhi from the bustling souk-shaped bazaars with their narrow lanes, each specialized in one product: Dariba Kalan, for example, is the lane of silver jewelers and blacksmiths and Khari Baoli is the most popular spice market. big of Asia. Visit the Red Fort red sandstone monument, the great Jama Masjid mosque with its imposing black and white domes.

Drive through the wide roads and boulevards of New Delhi, also known as Lutyen’s Delhi, to visit the India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan built in Moghul and Western architectural styles, and the Victory -Qutub Minar tower.

Agra

Gaze at the Taj Mahal from the comfort and privacy of your own large window, in your private room at Oberoi Amarvilas, the epitome of opulence.

The most famous landmark in the city, the white marble wonder. Taj Mahal it lives up to all the superlatives that poets and historians have applied to it. Watch this timeless incarnation of love change its hue from peach pink at sunrise to golden amber at sunset and you will be fascinated by its exquisite beauty.

Visit Agra Fort and the elegant Tomb of Itimad-ud-Daullah.

Jaipur

Jaipur, the capital of royal Rajasthan, also known as the “Pink City” Visit the luxurious Oberoi Raj Vilas – a royal resort set in 32 acres of gardens with pavilions and reflecting pools that create the romance and grandeur of princely Rajasthan. Enjoy the scenery of Jaipur with a peaceful elephant ride and gourmet picnic at Naila Fort or take a private culinary class to learn about spices and the secrets of Indian cuisine.

Head to the city of Jaipur to explore opulent palaces, majestic forts, and a maze of bustling bazaars selling textiles, leatherwork, woodcuts, perfumes, jewelry, and traditional Jaipur blue pottery.

Udaipur

The city of Dawn, Udaipur, is a beautiful land around the azure blue lake, surrounded by the lush hills of ARAVALLIS. A blank vision steeped in romance and beauty, Udaipur is a fascinating combination of sights, sounds and experiences and its kaleidoscope of fairytale palaces, lakes, temples, gardens and narrow lanes filled with the flavor of a heroic past, personifying courage. . and chivalry.

Relax in specially decorated rooms in luxurious Oberoi Udaivilas, overlooking picturesque Lake Pichola.

Jodhpur

Located on the edge of the Thar desert, the city of Jodhpur, also known as the blue city or city of the sun, resonates with stories from ancient times. Flanked on its western side by the Meharangarh Fort, and on the east side by the majestic sandstone Palace of Umaid Bhawan; Jodhpur’s monuments, temples and gardens represent multifaceted grandeur.

For an overview of Jodhpur and the blue houses of the old town, nothing better than heading to Mehrangarh Fort.

Stay at the magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace, a gold-hued desert sandstone monument set amid acres of verdant gardens. An imitable tribute to art deco, the Palace has 64 rooms and suites in its luxurious fold. Take an exciting tour of the charming city of Jodhpur in a classic car, accompanied by your royal butler. Stop under the starry night sky to enjoy a divine barbecue feast accompanied by desert music.

Khajaraho

The Khajuraho temples were built between 950 and 1050 AD during the reign of the Chandela Empire and their name derives from the Khajur tree (the date palm) that can be found in abundance in the area and is a symbol of medieval art. Best known for their erotic carvings, the Khajaraho temples depict exquisite sculptural ornaments, large dimensions, and a complex but perfectly harmonious composition.

Don’t miss seeing Son-et-Lumiere by night, which tells the story of the construction of the Khajuraho temples during the reign of the Chandela dynasty.

It is worth planning your visit around the month of February, as the Khajuraho Dance Festival takes place every year from February 25 to March 2 in the open-air auditorium in front of the temples dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Along with the dance performances, various artisans can also be seen exchanging their indigenous arts and crafts with visitors.

Varanasi

Varanasi, the spiritual powerhouse of Hinduism, is probably the place in India that has the deepest impact on visitors. Formerly known as Benares, it sits on a bend in the Ganges and its spiritual significance comes from its status as a “place of passage.” The sights, the cacophony of sounds, the smell of incense and jasmine flowers, and the riot of colors can sometimes be overwhelming; however, watching pilgrims on the banks of the Ganges, against the backdrop of ancient temples, is fascinating and strangely relaxing. Witness the evening Aarti on the banks of the Holy Ganges at sunset and this spectacular ritual synchronized with the chanting of Vedic mantras will leave you in a hypnotic trance.

A stay at the Taj Nadesar Hotel will provide you with much-needed relief and respite from the monotony and chaos of this city. Located on the banks of the Ganges River, the Taj Nadesar Palace Hotel has hosted royals, statesmen, and stars since 1835 and surrounded by lush greenery, mango orchards, marigolds, and jasmine fields, Nadesar Palace is a haven of serenity.

Varanasi is famous for its fine silk; offered everywhere, but shop around and haggle a lot!

With such a variety of luxury extravagances to choose from, you will have plenty of options and the exoticism of India and decadence will remain in your memories forever. So pack your bags and set out on this transformative journey to explore this magical land and rediscover yourself.