The vast past of India exhibits the ideal blending of religions, customs, dialects, and traditions. The nation is a veritable treasure mine of music, flora, fauna, classical dances, philosophy, art, and more, making it a prime location for heritage tourism. India has so much to offer those willing to take a beautiful step back in time, from the renowned Taj Mahal to the lush Western Ghats, from the stunning Rani ki Vav in Gujarat to the home of the one-horned rhinos, Kaziranga. Given that, to explore the heritage & culture of India, no one part of the country can be defined as the only highlight.
 

By seeing beautiful forts, enormous havelis, and other amazing sites, one can learn about the legacy of earlier eras through heritage and cultural trip packages in India. If a stay in one of Rajasthan's heritage hotels dazzles you with its richness, Gujarat's temples will gradually capture your heart with their grace. You can travel to the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu with our skillfully crafted trips, where the architectural brilliance and persistence of tradition will humble you. You can observe, think about, and ponder the greatness attained in the fields of arts, crafts, and architecture during a cultural tour of India.
 

Consider rural India while making travel plans, and ask us to time your visit to coincide with an Indian festival for an unforgettable experience. We strongly advise at least one night of stay in a Heritage hotel, although occasionally this is not possible due to availability or budget restrictions. Our tour guides will inform you about any potentially fascinating cultural events occurring in each city you visit.

 

You can expect a cultural extravaganza when booking a India Heritage & Cultural Tour with us. Depending on your time of travel in India, you might be experience a festival that is grandly celebrated, stay in a heritage hotel, explore the old forts & havelis, surely visit the temples, gurudwaras and other permitted places of worship, participate in a local home cooking session, enjoy a cultural dance show, etc. As per your comfort and liking, stay at a local homestay or food walks, visit local artisan villages and a lot more can be arranged.
 

Your trip season and destination will all play a role. The climate in much of India is variable, being warmer during the day and cooler at night. To account for the fluctuating weather, a light jacket or layering is recommended. Also, we advise wearing comfortable walking shoes like tennis shoes and sandals. In some holy places and places of worship, both men and women may be expected to cover their heads.


 

or our visitors, we spent a lot of time and work finding them excellent, comfortable lodging. The bulk of our accommodations are four stars or above, but on occasion, when looking for historical sites leads us well "off the beaten track," we may have to make do with a decent three star hotel or homestays. All accommodations have been chosen for their character, setting, and amenities; frequently, they have a heritage or cultural connection to the trip theme.

Indians are warm and welcoming people. You'll find most people you speak with to be amiable. When travelling in India, always chat to the individuals you feel like talking to. This is especially important for women. Avoid individuals who are overly eager to assist you or ask you to make a purchase. Ask us if you wish to see an Indian family or stay with an Indian family to enhance your trip to India. You can count on us to make these arrangements with no problem.
 

India is a largely safe nation with a very low rate of crime relative to its size. Just like with any international trip, though, please pay attention to your surroundings. Always make sure your wallets are in enclosed pockets and your purse is zipped. Keep an eye out for distraction scams and pickpockets at the marketplaces. Moreover, keep an eye on your bags at all times while in airports and train/bus stations.