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India is a land where golden forts rise above desert sands, Himalayan peaks kiss the sky, and every street is a stage for colors, music, and life itself. From the chaotic charm of Delhi’s markets to the backwaters of Kerala and the royal grandeur of Rajasthan, India offers a journey through history, flavors, festivals, and landscapes - all infused with an unmistakable warmth and intensity.
A Truly Magical Experience!
Travellers praise India for its ability to overwhelm and enchant in equal measure. Whether it’s sharing a home-cooked thali with a local family, watching the Ganga Aarti at sunset, or waking up to the sound of temple bells in a hill town, every moment feels layered with meaning. From the buzz of a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk to the quiet of a desert night in Jaisalmer, India leaves you with memories that feel larger than life.
Traveller Notes
With India’s size and diversity, it’s easy to get lost in the checklist - the Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s palaces, Kerala’s boats - and miss the quieter, more personal side. Many travellers don’t know where to start, which routes to take, or how to experience the country beyond the surface, leading to rushed, exhausting itineraries.
Getting Around: India’s railways are an adventure in themselves — opt for overnight trains for long distances and metro systems in major cities. Domestic flights save time, but hiring a driver is best for flexible routes in rural areas.
Food Finds: Street food is unmissable — from pani puri and chaat to dosas and kebabs. Try regional staples: dal bati churma in Rajasthan, fresh seafood in Kerala, and Kashmiri wazwan in the north.
Timing: October–March for cooler weather across most regions; April–June for Himalayan treks; avoid peak monsoon (July–September) unless chasing lush greenery in the south.
Etiquette: Dress modestly, especially at temples and mosques. Remove shoes before entering homes or religious sites. A friendly “Namaste” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
India is a country of contrasts - ancient temples beside glass skyscrapers, serene ashrams steps away from bustling bazaars. Each region tells a different story: Varanasi’s spiritual ghats, Jaipur’s pink-walled palaces, Goa’s golden beaches, and Himachal’s pine-scented valleys. Whether you’re here to temple-hop, trek in the Himalayas, or sip chai in a centuries-old courtyard, India offers an endless blend of chaos and calm, connection and discovery.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Delhi – Jazz clubs, late-night kebab joints, and rooftop lounges with old city views.
Himalayan Escapes – Offbeat treks in Himachal and Uttarakhand beyond the tourist trail.
Rajasthan’s Hidden Gems – Stepwells, blue towns, and boutique stays far from the palace crowds.
Kerala Houseboat & Homestay Trails – From Alleppey’s backwaters to spice farms in Thekkady.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe India’s magic lies in its contrasts - a place where spirituality meets street life, and tradition meets modernity. Our itineraries balance must-see wonders with hidden corners, using local guides, boutique heritage stays, and routes that allow for both iconic sights and spontaneous detours. We design every journey to help you go beyond just visiting India - so you can truly live it.
Top Pick Experiences
INDIA
Culture
Heritage
Street Food
Festivals
Slow Travel
Know More
India is a land where golden forts rise above desert sands, Himalayan peaks kiss the sky, and every street is a stage for colors, music, and life itself. From the chaotic charm of Delhi’s markets to the backwaters of Kerala and the royal grandeur of Rajasthan, India offers a journey through history, flavors, festivals, and landscapes - all infused with an unmistakable warmth and intensity.
A Truly Magical Experience!
Travellers praise India for its ability to overwhelm and enchant in equal measure. Whether it’s sharing a home-cooked thali with a local family, watching the Ganga Aarti at sunset, or waking up to the sound of temple bells in a hill town, every moment feels layered with meaning. From the buzz of a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk to the quiet of a desert night in Jaisalmer, India leaves you with memories that feel larger than life.
Traveller Notes
With India’s size and diversity, it’s easy to get lost in the checklist - the Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s palaces, Kerala’s boats - and miss the quieter, more personal side. Many travellers don’t know where to start, which routes to take, or how to experience the country beyond the surface, leading to rushed, exhausting itineraries.
Getting Around: India’s railways are an adventure in themselves — opt for overnight trains for long distances and metro systems in major cities. Domestic flights save time, but hiring a driver is best for flexible routes in rural areas.
Food Finds: Street food is unmissable — from pani puri and chaat to dosas and kebabs. Try regional staples: dal bati churma in Rajasthan, fresh seafood in Kerala, and Kashmiri wazwan in the north.
Timing: October–March for cooler weather across most regions; April–June for Himalayan treks; avoid peak monsoon (July–September) unless chasing lush greenery in the south.
Etiquette: Dress modestly, especially at temples and mosques. Remove shoes before entering homes or religious sites. A friendly “Namaste” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
India is a country of contrasts - ancient temples beside glass skyscrapers, serene ashrams steps away from bustling bazaars. Each region tells a different story: Varanasi’s spiritual ghats, Jaipur’s pink-walled palaces, Goa’s golden beaches, and Himachal’s pine-scented valleys. Whether you’re here to temple-hop, trek in the Himalayas, or sip chai in a centuries-old courtyard, India offers an endless blend of chaos and calm, connection and discovery.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Delhi – Jazz clubs, late-night kebab joints, and rooftop lounges with old city views.
Himalayan Escapes – Offbeat treks in Himachal and Uttarakhand beyond the tourist trail.
Rajasthan’s Hidden Gems – Stepwells, blue towns, and boutique stays far from the palace crowds.
Kerala Houseboat & Homestay Trails – From Alleppey’s backwaters to spice farms in Thekkady.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe India’s magic lies in its contrasts - a place where spirituality meets street life, and tradition meets modernity. Our itineraries balance must-see wonders with hidden corners, using local guides, boutique heritage stays, and routes that allow for both iconic sights and spontaneous detours. We design every journey to help you go beyond just visiting India - so you can truly live it.
Top Pick Experiences
INDIA
Culture
Heritage
Street Food
Festivals
Slow Travel
Know More
India is a land where golden forts rise above desert sands, Himalayan peaks kiss the sky, and every street is a stage for colors, music, and life itself. From the chaotic charm of Delhi’s markets to the backwaters of Kerala and the royal grandeur of Rajasthan, India offers a journey through history, flavors, festivals, and landscapes - all infused with an unmistakable warmth and intensity.
A Truly Magical Experience!
Travellers praise India for its ability to overwhelm and enchant in equal measure. Whether it’s sharing a home-cooked thali with a local family, watching the Ganga Aarti at sunset, or waking up to the sound of temple bells in a hill town, every moment feels layered with meaning. From the buzz of a rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk to the quiet of a desert night in Jaisalmer, India leaves you with memories that feel larger than life.
Traveller Notes
With India’s size and diversity, it’s easy to get lost in the checklist - the Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s palaces, Kerala’s boats - and miss the quieter, more personal side. Many travellers don’t know where to start, which routes to take, or how to experience the country beyond the surface, leading to rushed, exhausting itineraries.
Getting Around: India’s railways are an adventure in themselves — opt for overnight trains for long distances and metro systems in major cities. Domestic flights save time, but hiring a driver is best for flexible routes in rural areas.
Food Finds: Street food is unmissable — from pani puri and chaat to dosas and kebabs. Try regional staples: dal bati churma in Rajasthan, fresh seafood in Kerala, and Kashmiri wazwan in the north.
Timing: October–March for cooler weather across most regions; April–June for Himalayan treks; avoid peak monsoon (July–September) unless chasing lush greenery in the south.
Etiquette: Dress modestly, especially at temples and mosques. Remove shoes before entering homes or religious sites. A friendly “Namaste” goes a long way.
Must Visit Spots
India is a country of contrasts - ancient temples beside glass skyscrapers, serene ashrams steps away from bustling bazaars. Each region tells a different story: Varanasi’s spiritual ghats, Jaipur’s pink-walled palaces, Goa’s golden beaches, and Himachal’s pine-scented valleys. Whether you’re here to temple-hop, trek in the Himalayas, or sip chai in a centuries-old courtyard, India offers an endless blend of chaos and calm, connection and discovery.
Alternate Nightlife Guide in Delhi – Jazz clubs, late-night kebab joints, and rooftop lounges with old city views.
Himalayan Escapes – Offbeat treks in Himachal and Uttarakhand beyond the tourist trail.
Rajasthan’s Hidden Gems – Stepwells, blue towns, and boutique stays far from the palace crowds.
Kerala Houseboat & Homestay Trails – From Alleppey’s backwaters to spice farms in Thekkady.
Our Approach
At Nomadish, we believe India’s magic lies in its contrasts - a place where spirituality meets street life, and tradition meets modernity. Our itineraries balance must-see wonders with hidden corners, using local guides, boutique heritage stays, and routes that allow for both iconic sights and spontaneous detours. We design every journey to help you go beyond just visiting India - so you can truly live it.
Top Pick Experiences