
Delhi · Agra · Jaipur
The Golden Triangle. Mughal marble, a Rajput fort on a hill, and the old city in between.
- Taj Mahal
- Amber Fort
- Qutub Minar
Making every journey memorable
A Bengaluru travel desk that handles the whole trip — the itinerary, the flights, the hotel, the cab at the station and the visa stamp. Across India and out into the world.
What we do
Book a whole holiday or just the bit you are stuck on. We are happy to do either.
Southeast Asia, the Gulf and the Indian Ocean, planned end to end.
Hills, beaches, deserts, backwaters and temple towns across India.
Leave travel concession trips for government and PSU employees, with the paperwork in order.
Reservations and reschedules — domestic and international.
Airport transfers, outstation cabs and vehicles with a driver, by the day or the trip.
From budget rooms to resorts and private villas, plus adventure add-ons.
Currency and forex cards sorted before you leave, not at the airport counter.
Documentation, appointments and cover for the whole party.
Where we send people
Every trip is put together to suit the group — the days, the pace and the budget. Tell us who is travelling and we will build the itinerary around them.

The Golden Triangle. Mughal marble, a Rajput fort on a hill, and the old city in between.

Lake palaces at Udaipur, blue lanes in Jodhpur and a night out in the Thar at Jaisalmer.

White salt desert, the last Asiatic lions, and step-wells cut deep into the ground.

Tiger country, the temples at Khajuraho and the great stupa at Sanchi.

Our own state — boulders and ruins at Hampi, coffee hills at Coorg, palaces at Mysore.

A night on a houseboat in the backwaters, tea estates at Munnar, and old Kochi.

The Nilgiri hill stations — toy train, tea slopes and cool evenings by the lake.

Quiet south beaches or the busy north, with Portuguese churches and a river cruise.

Clear water, coral and white sand — and one of the finest beaches in Asia at Radhanagar.

The wettest hills in the world, living root bridges, and the Brahmaputra at dusk.

Kanchenjunga at sunrise from Tiger Hill, monasteries, and the road up to Nathu La.

Two lake-and-ridge hill stations and India’s oldest national park, in one loop.

A shikara on the Dal, meadows at Pahalgam, and the gondola up from Gulmarg.

High desert, monasteries on ridges, and the blue of Pangong at 14,000 feet.

The classic Himachal run — Mall Road, the Beas valley and snow at Solang.

Tibetan Mcleod Ganj, the Dhauladhar wall behind it, and the meadow at Khajjiar.

Mussoorie, Nainital and a couple of nights inside Jim Corbett for the safari.

Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath and Badrinath — arranged with the registrations, transport and rest days built in.

The climb from Katra to the shrine, with the yatra slip, stay and return transfer handled.

Varanasi at dawn from the water, the evening Ganga aarti, and on to Ayodhya.

Sai Baba at Shirdi, the Jyotirlinga at Trimbakeshwar, and the rock-cut caves at Ellora.

The temple at Puri, the sun temple at Konark, and the lagoon at Chilika.

Two of the west coast’s great temple towns, with Bet Dwarka by boat.

Ujjain for the Bhasma Aarti before sunrise, then the island temple on the Narmada.

Limestone islands in Ha Long Bay, lantern streets at Hoi An, and very good coffee.

The easiest first trip abroad — and the one families always come back happy from.

Bangkok for the temples and the markets, then the islands off Phuket and Krabi.

The tallest building in the world, a night in the desert, and the souks across the creek.

One island, one resort, nothing to decide. The honeymoon trip we book most.

Rice terraces and temples inland at Ubud, cliffs and surf down at Uluwatu.

A short flight and a completely different country — hill trains, tea, and the south coast.
Why book with us
You deal with Ashwini — not a call centre, not a different agent every time you ring.
We are a small travel desk in BSK 1st Stage, Bengaluru. That means the itinerary is put together for your group rather than pulled off a shelf, and if a flight moves at eleven at night there is a number that answers.
Get in touch
Send the dates, the number of people and a rough budget. You will get an itinerary and a price back — no obligation, no booking fee to ask.