Tamil Nadu
Towering gopurams, Chettinad mansions and a food culture as deep as its temples — from Madurai and Thanjavur to the shore temples of Mamallapuram.
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01 — Home ground
Kerala
Backwaters and houseboats, tea country and spice gardens, fishing nets on the harbour and temple festivals under the monsoon sky.
This is where we live and where most journeys begin. We know which villages still feel like villages, and which roads are worth the extra hour.
Fort Kochi
Alappuzha
Kumarakom
Munnar
Thekkady
Wayanad
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Karnataka
Boulder-strewn Hampi, the coffee hills of Coorg and the palaces of Mysuru — a short hop from Kerala, a world apart.
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Goa
Beyond the beach bars — Portuguese churches, spice farms, quiet villages and long lunches by the river.
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Rajasthan
Forts on hilltops, stepwells, desert camps and cities painted pink, blue and gold.
JaipurJodhpurUdaipurJaisalmer
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North India
Dawn prayers on the Varanasi ghats, the Taj Mahal glowing gold at first light, and yoga beside the Ganga in Rishikesh — the soul of India, at a pace that lets you feel it.
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Himalayan Regions
High passes, ancient shrines and valleys that feel untouched — from the pilgrim trails of Uttarakhand to the monasteries of Ladakh.
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Can't choose?
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