India Luxury Holidays

With a spectacular mix of awe-inspiring landmarks, captivating cultural traditions and mouth-watering culinary offerings, India has all of the necessary ingredients for a luxury holiday. The nation’s rich history is discernible in its extraordinary architecture - on one of our India luxury holidays your accommodation could include a combination of ancient palaces and authentic villas, which have been transformed into sumptuous hotels with every possible modern comfort. As the birthplace of Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism, the country is home to a kaleidoscope of religions and cultures. The country’s landscapes are similarly diverse, from the snow-dusted Himalayas to sun-soaked beaches to bustling metropolises. Beyond the lively cityscapes, you’ll find tranquil temples nestled in the mountains, built in dedication to an array of gods and goddesses.

Begin your voyage in the national capital of New Delhi and discover ancient monuments representative of the city’s past, such as the Agrasen Ki Baoli, which was used to store fresh drinking water in the 15th century. In Agra, enjoy a glass of champagne at sunset as you admire the Taj Mahal from the balcony of your hotel room. To take this one step further, we can arrange a visit at dusk or dawn, so you’ll be able to view the iconic ivory-white tiles in their best light. Jaipur is the city for art-lovers and a private guided tour will introduce you to the Sheesh Mahal - the Mirror Palace - and the marble bas-relief of the Magical Flower. If you are in search of some uninterrupted peace and quiet, the Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal fit the bill perfectly, with miles of untouched sand and turquoise ocean. The rich marine life and well-preserved coral reefs also make the archipelago a dream destination for divers.

Our India luxury holidays are also an adventure for your tastebuds, with each region possessing its own distinct recipes and flavour combinations. Spice lovers will delight at the variety of South Indian curries, known for having more of a kick than those found in the North. For those who prefer milder dishes, butter chicken, slow-cooked korma and seafood pasanda are suitable options (and no less flavourful). Take a street food tour with one of our local Concierges in the historic region of Old Delhi for an introduction to some more unusual Indian fares. Travelling with an open-mind is the best way to embrace this sometimes chaotic country and our travel experts will craft your itinerary to ensure it meets every expectation of comfort and luxury.