Delve into a world of delicious street food, ride rickshaws through bustling cities and cruise on the Lower Ganges River when you choose from 292 cruises, rail journeys and guided tours through India. Mingle with Mumbai merchants and explore centuries-old icons including the incomparable Taj Mahal at sunrise or take a luxury rail journey reminiscent of times past through India’s heartlands. This magical country awaits.
See this beautiful mausoleum of love at first light, when the sun’s rays colour the white marble in a golden hue. An iconic must do experience.
Spot Begal Tigers in Ranthambore
Search for Bengal tigers on a game drive through Ranthambore National Park, where you can see a plethora of wildlife including leopards, deer and hyena.
Marvel at the stunning 108 Shiv Mandirs and terracotta sculptures before returning to your river ship to sail further along the mighty Ganges, discovering India’s wonders.
Take the Deccan Odyssey
Explore the tranquil Kerala backwaters aboard a traditional houseboat. Glide through the network of canals, surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque villages.
Visit the Palace of the Winds
Explore the beehive style structure that is the Hawa Mahal, known as The Palace of Winds. A standout on the Jaipur cityscape with its pink and red sandstone facade of intricate balconies that reach five storeys high.
Recent Reviews
What our clients are saying about their journeys through India & the Ganges
Busy trip with some long days, mostly caused by traffic. Highlights included Sikh temple kitchen in Delhi, Taj Mahal, Mirror Palace, Hot air balloon in Jaipur. Down south was such a contrast - tropical growth, plantations, comparative wealth and backwater cruise. Drivers and guides all very good.
Great trip, A bit rushed at the start. Classic RajasthanMike, QLD, Australia, Oct 2025
India with Intrepid was great experience, lots to see and do every day. The first 4 days of our tour felt quite rushed. Our trip leader had to make up for time lost due to traffic or walks taking longer than expected, which resulted in packed meals or pre-made meals (eg they called ahead to the Acid Attacks restaurant and got premade lunches and only read more stopped for 20 minutes, rather than getting a proper lunch). This was no fault of our tour director, rather poor planning of the tour.
After the first 4 days, the tour was better planned and we weren't rushed. The heritage forts were amazing, and had nice pools and rooms. The glamping tents were a highlight. The regular hotel rooms were good, although some were missing in-room fridges (which was important for a diabetic tour member). Food was as expected: Great Indian food. All the dinners were great. We found the hotel breakfasts overpriced for what was offered and didn't taste great, and ended up wondering the markets in the morning instead to get fresh fruit, lassis and deep-fried breakfast treats. Lunches were a bit hit and miss.
We walked around 8,000 steps on the average day. Biggest day was 16,000 steps. If I did it again I would bring a few more masks. Lots of dust/smog everywhere can get annoying, especially on tuk tuk rides (also, if shopping in busy streets, vendors leave you alone if you wear a mask). Otherwise everything was great! Shout out to Georgie at Global Journeys for booking my trip. Will get her to book my next trip for sure!
Maisie was great with helping me organise a last minute trip to Sri Lanka with G Adventures. Highly recommend both G Adventures and Global Journeys for easy and hassle free travelling and support!
Amazing Kerala cycling holiday in February 2025 Cycle Kerala & Tropical IndiaJulie and Elizabeth, New Zealand, Feb 2025
This was truly a trip of a lifetime. The guides were superb, the fellow travelers were friendly and the experiences were incredible. The trip was well organised, and at times challenging riding in the heat and traffic but manageable with the help of our three amazing guides.
Incredible India is not just the marketing slogan designed to entice tourists to visit the Subcontinent. India is truly incredible. Yes, it is gloriosly chaotic, dusty, polluted, littered with debris, neglected architectural and other treasures, but at the same time it is so rich in history, mythology, breathtaking buildings and art, cuisines, natural read more and human resources. The tour offered a solid glimpse into the colourful mosaic that is Rajasthan.
The sightseeing was the absolute highlight for me. We were also offered a range of experiences that added to/complemented getting a better sense of the life and traditions of India. The accommodation was largely in character properties, usually not centrally located. The included meals were good, there was a reasonable balance between organised and free time. Perhaps the optional activities could be better selected. Overall, an enjoyable, good value tour. I have to mention the impeccable service received by the Global Journeys' Senior Travel Advisor, Tracey Standing, whose timely communication, follow through and patience I have greatly appreciated. I'd to use both Global Journeys and Bunnik in the future.
I had an absolute whale of a time on the joint Tru Travels India & Sri Lanka tours in January 2025. I got an amazing discount for the tour on Global Journeys Black Friday Sale. Rachael at Global Journeys was a great, helpful travel advisor. She had great communication skills & kept me updated with regular emails & I even called her to chat. Nothing read more was too much trouble. I loved the Tru Travels itinerary and the extra amazing Tru Travel exclusive visits that other tour companies would never take you too. Both Shivy our Indian tour guide & Hasi our Sri Lankan tour guides were wonderful, knowledgeable, friendly guys & amazing dancers 😍. Both my tour group families loved and accepted me, even though I am older than the normal younger age bracket. We all got on so well and I'm proud to call them my family. Loved every minute of both tours and I would definitely go again with Tru Travels and Global Journeys. Thanks so much for an awesome experience. I'll never forget it. Two thumbs up 👍 👍
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