Top India Unique Experiences

See Jaipur's highlights without having to worry about negotiating with autorickshaw drivers or tracking down taxis by opting for a private tour of the city by tuk tuk (known locally as an autorickshaw). Your driver will pick you up at the location of your choice and take you out to see top attractions such as Amber Fort, the City Palace, and the Jantar Mantar.

Get an in-depth experience of the Bollywood film industry in Mumbai on this action-packed private half-day tour. Your guide is an actor who provides an insider's perspective of the industry during the studio tour, dance performance, and visit to the Bollywood museum. You might even see some filming on the studio sets. Top off the tour with lunch at a local restaurant. Your tour includes private guide and vehicle, snacks, entrance fees, lunch, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

See a different side of Mumbai on this 2.5-hour walking tour of the Dharavi slum. Visit the community center and tour the textiles, recycling, and leather tanning businesses run by the local residents. With numbers limited to six on this small-group tour, you’ll enjoy personalized attention from your guide and round-trip transport is available as an optional upgrade. Proceeds from your tour go back into the local community to support a variety of projects on education, health, and livelihood.

Venture off the tourist trail on this unique 3-hour walking tour of the Sanjay Colony and get a first-hand glimpse of life in a Delhi slum. Learn about the struggles of some of Delhi’s poorest inhabitants, and discover the rich culture and sense of community that has emerged among residents. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure, traveling by metro and spending time visiting the local homes, temples, schools and small businesses. This small-group tour has a maximum of six people, ensuring a respectful and non-intrusive visit.

Discover the famous Alappuzha waterways during this seven-hour tour from Fort Kochi. Experience the beauty and tranquillity of one of Kerala's most-prized destinations as you float along the network of waterways aboard a traditional house boat. Enjoy an up close look at rural life and stunning nature during this memorable day on the water.

Spend three unforgettable hours in one of India's most ancient cities during this evening Aarti tour in Varanasi. Experience the beauty of this Hindu ritual where light is offered up to deities. Hear religious songs sung out into the night and watch as lamps are offered to the gods. Learn why locals say this city liberates the soul from the human body during this once in a lifetime cultural experience.

Dive into the heart of Old Delhi on this 3-hour tour of the capital’s historic center. Hop on a rickshaw for a thrilling ride around the maze-like streets and alleys, and marvel over landmarks like the mighty Red Fort and Jama Masjid, India’s largest mosque. Stroll through the colorful Khari Baoli spice market; take a peek inside a Sikh temple and a communal kitchen; and stop for tea in the bustling Kinari Bazaar. This small-group tour has a maximum of six participants, ensuring an intimate local experience.

Get to know Mumbai better on a customizable private day tour that includes a range of cultural, historic, and other attractions. Learn more about the people and businesses that make up one of the largest informal settlements in the world, Dharavi, on a walking tour. Get access to this part of the city that’s hard to visit independently. Then, visit other Mumbai highlights, including markets, temples, mosques, and more.

On this private, full-day houseboat tour, you’ll glide through lush paddy fields, picturesque lagoons, and scenic local villages in Alleppey’s backwaters. Get up close and personal with “God’s Own Country,” getting to know the Keralan countryside away from the roads. Tours include door-to-door vehicle transfers from either the airport, port, or your hotel, plus lunch and welcome drinks.

Join one of our small and very authentic yoga class held every morning in the heart of the 'Pink City' Jaipur. Ashok Sharma welcomes participants for the last 20 years and is well known by local people who come to his house to learn yoga as well as tourists mostly travelling to the city for volunteering work. His class focusses on asanas and pranayama, practiced in 90 min sessions. Everyone is welcome, so be part of a traditional yoga experience while enjoying India.

One of the best ways to learn about local cuisine is to make it yourself. You’ll do just that during this cook-and-dine experience in Bangalore. A local foodie will show you how to make authentic South Indian cuisine, which may be very different from the Indian food you are used to being served at restaurants. You’ll help prepare some of the dishes yourself, and then enjoy eating the feast afterwards. Food enthusiasts will love this activity, although prior cooking experience isn’t necessary.

See Bengaluru like a local by taking a tour in an autorickshaw, or "tuk-tuk," just for you and your party. You'll visit a variety of attractions and get the chance to get off the beaten path. Best of all, as this is a private tour, you'll have plenty of flexibility to make stops along the way.

If you’re short on time in India but still want to see one of its most impressive attractions, this easy day tour from Delhi is for you. Leave Delhi early in the morning to make it to Agra in time to enjoy a full day here. Explore the exquisite Taj Mahal, a monument to love, and learn all about Mughal history. Also visit other must-see attractions in Agra, such as the Agra Fort. You’ll see and do a lot more in a day than you would if traveling independently.

Explore India’s spiritual capital of Varanasi and learn about Hinduism on a private tour. Take a boat along the Ganges River and learn about why it's so sacred to Hindus. Visit the holy site of Sarnath, where Buddha gave his first sermon, followed by a guided walk of Varanasi’s old streets and alleys. Watch the sacred ritual of Aarti from the ghat or the water to conclude your tour.

Venture away from the busy city of Delhi and visit the crown jewel of India on a private tour. Take the expressway to Agra and visit the grand Taj Mahal to learn about its rich history. After a delicious buffet lunch, take a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Agra Fort and then enjoy a Tonga ride around Agra’s other important landmarks.

Come and explore the important sights of Old and New Delhi city in 8 hours. Wander through the busy and bustling streets comfortable in your air-conditioned vehicle with your private tour and get to listen about the historical past of Capital city of India. You will visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar, Humayun’s Tomb and Red Fort (Outside). Then also visit other attractions like Chandni Chowk, Rickshaw Ride, India Gate, Parliament House and Lotus Temple. Do not miss this Old and New Delhi City Tour if you are In India .Old Delhi and New Delhi, two distinct facets of India's capital, embody a captivating duality that encapsulates the nation's historical journey. Old Delhi, with its narrow winding streets and centuries-old architecture, serves as a living testament to the city's ancient past, steeped in Mughal grandeur and cultural richness. In contrast, New Delhi, a product of colonial planning, stands as a symbol of modernity and administrative prowess.

This unique tour of Varanasi offers visitors an insider's look at local customs and traditions in one of the world's oldest living cities. Tour the Hindu and Buddhist sites with an expert guide, including the Ganga Ghats, where pilgrims come to absolve their sins and the Sarnath, where Buddha delivered his very first sermon.

Learn more about the ordinary people and business that make up a large part of Mumbai on this private walking tour in Dharavi. Tour safely in a part of the city that you’d have trouble accessing independently. Visit a range of innovative businesses, from a soap factory to a recycling center, which operate in these challenging conditions. Also visit Dharavi’s residential areas to appreciate the colorful street art.

Pottery is an age-old Rajhastani craft and many visitors are keen to learn the skills behind it while in Jaipur. Prebook for this small-group wheel pottery workshop to secure your place and save time in the city. Sit at an electrically operated wheel, learn to throw, center, raise, and dry a pot; and keep it as a souvenir. A choice of time slots gives you valuable flexibility.

India is a country of contrasts, with slums sitting beside opulent palaces. Get an insider’s insight into Dharavi Slum, used as the setting for the blockbuster movie Slumdog Millionaire, during a 2-hour tour. As you walk around the area, you’ll get an intimate glimpse into the daily lives of local residents and learn about systems in place for more than 1 million residents. Plus, you can upgrade to include convenient round-trip transfers from your hotel.

Visit: Delhi - Agra- Taj Mahal, Agra Fort Taj Mahal, the epitome of love, is a monument of immense beauty. The beauty of this magnificent monument is eternal and stands majestically on the banks of river Yamuna, The thoughts while watching the Taj Mahal is not just about its phenomenal beauty, but the immense love which was the reason behind its construction. While doing this tour there is another heritage not to be missed is Agra fort nearly located with the view of Taj Mahal from a few of the palaces of this fort.

Accompany a local guide through one of Delhi’s slum areas during this small-group guided tour through Sangam Colony. Share in exchanges with residents and listen to stories of survival during an optional tea break with a local family. Learn about ongoing projects during a visit to the educational and vocational training center of Pandav Nagar. Eighty percent of proceeds benefit a local non-profit organization.

Cooking Indian food can be challenging for beginners, but it doesn’t have to be: you might just need the help of an instructor. With this small-group cooking class, you'll learn to make both India's celebrated masala chai (spiced tea) and a vegetarian curry. At the end of your class, you'll sit down with your instructor to feast on your creation.