The Destinations
Nights shown are what the place needs at a walking pace, not the minimum it can be done in.
Delhi, the desert cities and the Yamuna plain - where most first journeys are built.
7 regions
Rajasthan · Pink City
A city laid out on a grid in 1727, the ridge forts above it and the crafts quarters inside the walls.
Marwar
A fort on a rock and the indigo town beneath it. The hinge of most Rajasthan routes.
Thar desert
The one fort in India people still live inside, and the dunes an hour beyond it.
Yamuna plain
The Taj at first light, Fatehpur Sikri empty in the afternoon, and Mathura for anyone with time.
The capital
Lodi tombs, Old Delhi lanes on foot and the museums most itineraries skip.
Aravalli lakes
Lakes, a rowed boat at dusk, and Kumbhalgarh and Ranakpur within a day's drive.
The Ganges
The ghats before sunrise and Sarnath after. Two nights is enough and three is better.
Tiger forests and temple towns, usually placed mid-trip to break the driving.
2 regionsSlower, greener and hotter. Best kept to the second half of a long trip.
3 regions
Malabar coast
Backwaters, a tea estate above the heat, and beaches at the end rather than the start.
Temple country
Working temples on a scale nothing in the north matches, and Chettinad houses en route.
Deccan plateau
Hampi across two full days, Mysore, and the coast if the trip runs long.
High country. Altitude decides the pace, so the first two days are deliberately slow.
3 regions
High desert
Private convoys over the passes, monasteries at altitude, and a slow first two days by design.
Kullu & Spiti
Orchard valleys and the Spiti road for guests who want distance rather than comfort.
Kumaon & Garhwal
Quiet ridges, the Corbett forest, and Haridwar if the river matters to you.
Where long journeys finish. Nothing here needs to be rushed.
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