162 Stories by L Harris

My recent escape to Jaipur and Utsav Camp at Sariska was more than just a getaway. It was a journey that unraveled in layers, much like the guided tours we cura...

The following India travel blog is dedicated to providing you with information on two of the cruise operators of river cruises in India. At the start of 2020 we...

Jodhpur, often called the “Blue City” or Jodhana by the locals, is renowned for its vivid blue- painted houses, which create a striking contrast aga...

My recent escape to Jaipur and Utsav Camp at Sariska was more than just a getaway. It was a journey that unraveled in layers, much like the guided tours we cura...

Rajasthan, often referred to as the ‘Land of Kings’, was once ruled by the Rajputs, whose legacy prevails in the region’s majestic forts, palaces, and her...

A whirlwind four days in Mumbai is coming to a close. Every time I visit I’m struck by what a vast array of things there are to see and do – not even coun...

When I arrived at the hotel, all of the staff walked over to the entrance of the lobby to greet us with smiles. It was a very genuine and warm welcome. The lobb...

SpiceTree Resort is a chance to take a break and relax in a beautiful mountain setting surrounded by cardamon and black pepper. As soon as I arrived I knew I wa...

Knock-Knock! Who’s there? Indian food. Cumin! Ok that’s a bit lame, but what’s far from lame is the food of India. Bold flavours, rich texture, and versatility ...

Visalam was built as a home over a century ago and driving onto the property and under the portico definitely had the feeling of arriving at a grand home. All t...

Among the oldest cities in the state of Tamil Nadu and even India for that matter, Madurai sparkles in a blend of various shades influenced by the many dynastie...

Small Group Tour in Southern India6 February to 21 February 2025 South India plays a major role in contributing to the country’s textile arts and craft industry...