A perfect place to visit and experience India’s fascinating history as well as the breathtaking landscapes and views that are found in the beautiful Indian Himalayas. The highest mountain range in the world covering 2500 km, the famous Himalaya’s have always amazed those who walk them, and a trip here will allow you to explore the varied cultures that have grown out of the steep and mythical hills.
Our deluxe itinerary ideas for your tailor-made holiday in North India
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Itinerary Ideas
Explore the foothills of the Himalayas with tours of both Uttarakhand and Himachal, experiencing wonderful Tibetan culture as well as witnessing these stunning mountains. Combine a tour with sights of the south, to extend your stay and take in more of India’s highlights.Take a look at some sample Himalaya and the North Itineraries.
Areas
Delhi
Offering a mix of old and new, Delhi captures medieval character with hints of middle East, and modern buildings, smart cafes and bars. More…
Agra
The magnificent Taj mahal is one of the main attractions Agra offers, as well as the beautiful Mughal inspired forts, tombs and mausoleums. More…
Varanasi
Few places in India are as colourful, charismatic or spiritual, and according to Hindu belief Varanasi is the cosmic centre of the Universe. More…
Amritsar
Home to the Sikh religions holiest shrine, the golden temple, Amritsar is a sacred destination combining Islamic and Hindu architecture. More…
Himachal Pradesh
Set against the imposing Himalaya western region, with an appealing diversity of misty forests, hill stations and orchards, Himachal is as diverse as its religion. More…
Uttar Pradesh
The heartland of Hinduism, dominating the nation in religion, language, politics and culture. A fascinating state thanks largely to Agra, the home of the Taj Mahal, and the enthralling city of Varanasi. More…
Corbett National Park
This famous reserve in the foothills of the Himalayas is renowned for its varied wildlife, and where the famous ‘project tiger’ was originally launched. More…
Calcutta
Calcutta thrived during the British Raj and became a world leader for commerce and the port of call for east bound ships. Now renamed Kolkata, today it reveals the rich diversity of Bengali artistic heritage. More…
Darjeeling
Providing respite from Calcuttas fierce summer heat, Darjeeling is the ideal place for exploring colonial mansions and churches, temples, and steep narrow streets with curious colourful shops. More…
When to go
The best time to visit the northern region of India is after September, avoiding the monsoon season, and before June. Ideal months being January, Febuary and March, to avoid biting winds in Delhi coming from the Himalaya range.
Getting there
A UK flight to Delhi in the north will take around 9 hours. From here you can take smaller internal flights to the Himalaya region and surrounding areas.
