Tours By Theme 

India’s diverse landscape and rich cultural tapestry make it an irresistible destination for curious travellers seeking unique, themed adventures. Wildlife tours offer thrilling encounters with Bengal tigers in Ranthambore or elephants in Kerala’s lush backwaters, providing unforgettable experiences for nature enthusiasts. For shutterbugs, photography tours capture the iconic Taj Mahal at sunrise, the vibrant markets of Jaipur, and the ethereal beauty of Ladakh’s monasteries. Adrenaline junkie? Cycling tours are a hit with active travellers, winding through the tea plantations of Darjeeling or the serene countryside of Rajasthan. Textile enthusiasts can explore India’s rich heritage through visits to Varanasi for exquisite silk weaving, Gujarat for hand-block printing, or Kutch for intricate embroidery. These curated journeys provide more than just sightseeing - they immerse visitors in India’s vibrant soul, blending adventure, culture, and artistry. Whether you’re chasing wildlife, mastering your lens, exploring scenic trails by foot, or exploring centuries-old craft traditions, India promises to be a sensory feast for every explorer.

Lush green tea plantations on hilly terrain under blue sky with clouds.

  • Walking tours in cities like Jaipur, Varanasi, and Old Delhi provide a deep cultural dive into local life. For yoga and wellness retreats, Rishikesh and Mysore are world-renowned destinations to rejuvenate the body and mind. Try trekking in the Himalayan regions of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Ladakh. Love your bike? Don’t miss cycling through Kerala’s lush tea estates or Rajasthan’s desert trails.

  • Thrill seekers, nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, wellness seekers, yoga fans, or anyone who loves a challenge. If you take your fitness seriously and also love exploring the great outdoors, combining the two is a great way to see the landscapes of India.

Luxury river cruise ship on water with reflections, pink and orange sunset sky.

  • India’s best river cruises include exploring the serene backwaters of Kerala, where houseboats glide through lush landscapes and tranquil waterways. The Brahmaputra River in Assam offers unique wildlife experiences, with views of tea gardens, Kaziranga National Park, and vibrant local cultures. For a blend of history and scenic beauty, the Ganges cruises from Kolkata to Varanasi provide a glimpse into India’s spiritual heart and colonial heritage.

  • River cruises in India are perfect for travellers who enjoy a relaxed, scenic experience while exploring diverse cultures and landscapes. History and culture enthusiasts will appreciate the opportunity to witness the spiritual significance of rivers like the Ganges, while nature lovers can enjoy wildlife and lush backdrops along routes like the Brahmaputra. It’s also ideal for those seeking a unique, luxurious way to unwind and connect with India’s natural beauty and heritage.

A woman at a fish market wearing traditional attire, sitting and organizing different types of seafood, including fish and shrimp, in large bowls and baskets.

  • Food tours in India are best experienced in cities like Delhi for its flavourful street food, including chaats and parathas in Chandni Chowk. Mumbai offers a mix of coastal delicacies and street favourites like vada pav and pav bhaji. Culinary enthusiasts should also visit Lucknow for its legendary kebabs and biryanis, and Amritsar for authentic Punjabi dishes like butter chicken and lassi.

  • From street food adventurers to fine-dining connoisseurs, anyone with a curious palate will relish India's rich regional cuisines. These types of themed journeys are also perfect for industry professionals looking to develop their skills.

A woman wearing a traditional, colorful outfit and red veil, decorating a large clay pot with intricate patterns, using a tool for precision.

  • For the best art and textile tours in India, visit Rajasthan, where you can explore the rich heritage of handwoven fabrics, block printing, and traditional art forms in cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jodhpur. Gujarat offers a deep dive into textile traditions like khadi and bandhani in places like Ahmedabad and Kutch. In Tamil Nadu, you can discover the vibrant silk weaving industry, along with ancient temple art and intricate bronze sculptures.

  • Art and textile tours in India are perfect for culture enthusiasts, designers, and those passionate about traditional craftsmanship. Textile lovers and collectors will appreciate the intricate techniques behind handwoven fabrics, block printing, and regional styles like khadi and bandhani. Those with an interest in history and craftsmanship will also enjoy learning about the cultural significance of local art forms, while professional buyers for retail enterprises will also benefit from this style of tour.

Interior of a vintage train dining car with plush seating, red and plaid upholstery, a patterned carpet, and a bar at the far end. The car has wood paneling and overhead lighting.

  • India offers some of the world’s most iconic rail journeys, such as the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO-listed narrow-gauge train winding through scenic tea plantations. The Palace on Wheels and the Deccan Odyssey provide luxury rail experiences across Rajasthan and Maharashtra, offering regal comfort and breathtaking landscapes. For nature lovers, the Nilgiri Mountain Railway in South India and the Konkan Railway along the western coastline showcase stunning views of mountains, forests, and the sea.

  • Rail tours of India are perfect for travellers who love scenic journeys and want to experience the country’s vast diversity from the comfort of a train, as opposed to driving or flying. History buffs and luxury seekers will enjoy heritage trains like the Palace on Wheels, while nature lovers will adore routes like the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway. It’s also ideal for slow travellers who value soaking in the sights, sounds, and rhythms of India’s landscape and culture.

Asian elephant standing in a lush green forest, showcasing its large tusks and ears.

  • Want to meet the locals? For the best wildlife encounters, head to Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh and Kanha National Parks, renowned for their high tiger densities and diverse fauna. Assam's Kaziranga National Park offers a chance to see the endangered one-horned rhinoceros in its natural habitat. Rajasthan’s Ranthambhore National Park and Kerala’s Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary also provide fantastic opportunities to spot tigers, elephants, and a variety of bird species.

  • Wildlife enthusiasts and nature photographers will love these destinations for the chance to capture rare species in their natural habitats. Adventure seekers with an interest in safaris and hiking will enjoy the thrill of exploring India’s diverse national parks. Environmentalists and conservation-minded travellers will also appreciate the opportunity to support wildlife conservation efforts while witnessing the beauty of India’s ecosystems.