Combine India with Bhutan and Nepal
Take your India trip to the next level by combining it with one, or both, of the Himalayan kingdoms of Nepal and Bhutan. Tucked among snow-capped peaks, these neighbouring countries offer warm welcomes, spectacular scenery and a completely different pace of travel.
In Bhutan, trek to cliffside monasteries, watch rare black-necked cranes glide through misty valleys and get a glimpse of everyday life while staying with a local family. In Nepal, wake up to sunrise views of the mighty Annapurna, head out on a jungle canoe safari in search of wild rhinos and explore the atmospheric backstreets of Kathmandu. And when hunger strikes, tuck into some delicious street food, especially the momos!
Combine India and Nepal
Maharajas and Mountain Kingdoms
Why choose between India and Nepal when you can experience both in one unforgettable holiday? Start among the palaces, spice bazaars and ancient cities of India before crossing into Nepal, where Himalayan scenery, colourful prayer flags and jungle wildlife offer a completely different side of the region.
On our Maharajas and Mountain Kingdoms trip, you’ll float down the Ganges at sunrise, watch the sun rise over the Taj Mahal and explore India’s rich history before heading to Nepal to track rhinos in Chitwan National Park and soak up the atmosphere of Kathmandu. It’s the perfect combination if you want to pack two very different experiences into one trip, without having to choose between them.
Combine India and Bhutan
Temples, Tea and Tranquility
Pair the colours, chaos and culture of India with the calm of the Himalayas in Bhutan. After exploring India’s iconic sights, head north to a country where ancient traditions are still woven into everyday life. In Bhutan, you’ll swap busy bazaars for quiet mountain valleys, grand palaces for centuries-old monasteries and city streets for forested trails. Trek to the famous Tiger’s Nest, meet local families and take in sweeping views of the Himalayas as you experience Bhutan at a slower, more peaceful pace. It’s a wonderful way to round off an India holiday with a few days of fresh mountain air, culture and tranquillity.
