North India has much to offer for those visiting India for the first time. And to get a true taste of the culture and history of the region, nothing is better than the “Golden Triangle”. The three cities of Delhi, Jaipur, and Agra form this circuit, giving you an in-depth tour of history, food, and culture. But a visit to North India would be amiss without getting a taste of the rich wildlife that this region has to offer.

India is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, some similar to each other, while others completely different. But the beauty of it is how they come together so well, creating order out of chaos. This tour gives you the unique opportunity to explore the cultures and heritage of North India.

Our tour begins in the picturesque hamlet of Pangot. Located in the Indian state of Uttarakhand, Pangot is a birder’s paradise. There are over 240 species of resident and migratory birds that can be spotted here. There are also plenty of amazing nature trails around the hamlet that are worthy of being explored.

Mukteshwar is a spectacular hill station situated at an altitude of 2286- in Uttarakhand Located 51 km from the hill station of Nainital this place is associated with a legend that Lord Shiva gifted immortality or “Mukti” to a demon that he slew.

This exciting family tour combines two of the country’s most fascinating cultural and ancient sites namely Khajuraho and Varanasi and an opportunity to visit the Tigers of Bandhavgarh.

The nine nights and ten days tour aims at unfolding the wilderness heritage of North India.

Himalaya has always been the abode of the Gods.
The Vedas and Upanishads tell us fascinating stories about gods and demons that dwelt here. Ancient literature refers to this region as Badrikashram, Himavat, Tapobhoomi, Devabhoomi and Kedarkhand. Every cave, rivulet, brook, and valley is associated with the memory of a sage or saint and fascinating legends.

Fringed around the vast landscape of India and Nepal, this eight nights and nine days tour is aimed at unfolding Gautam Buddha’s illuminating life of self-realization. 

The trip will kickstart in Lucknow from where you will be heading towards Sravasti - one of India’s ancient cities that rose to fame during Buddha’s lifetime. The place is acknowledged around the Buddhist communities around the globe for beautifully preserving the centuries-old Jetavanarama and Angulimala’s stupa. 

The foothills of the western Himalayas have long drawn birdwatchers and photographers, both local and international, and with good reason. With an amazing bird and animal diversity, along with stunning backdrops, these habitats are perfect for birdwatching tours, or photography outings. From the tigers and elephants of Corbett National Park, to the more bird-centric locales of the Himalayan hill stations, guests will have no shortage of wildlife-viewing and photographic opportunities.

This tour takes you to the best birding and wildlife sites of the Himalayas, including the Corbett National Park, one of India’s premier wildlife destinations, Pangot and Sat Tal, possibly the most well-known birding destinations of the western Himalayas, Jageshwar, a spiritual treasure trove that has been a pilgrimage site for countless generations, and much more.