Cochin or Kochi is a pretty port city on the Malabar coast which is host to an intriguing mix of medieval architecture, colonial architecture and the remains of the British
Raj. You’ll find quaint European-esque alleys and bungalows and on the shores - you’ll find the iconic Chinese fishing nets hanging from huge poles which have an elegant aesthetic - especially under a golden sunset.
The most prominent feature of India’s climate is the wet season. This begins to form around the Keralan coast towards the end of May and begins working its way northeast for a month and a half, bringing with it regular do...
North Indian Cuisinen
North Indian cuisine uses a higher proportion of dairy products - such as paneer cheese, ghee and yoghurt - and flat breads such as roti and paratha are common features. Many breads and dishes are ...
There are few better places to go in search of Tigers than the Bandhavgarah National Park, which is home to one of the highest densities of Bengal Tigers in the world.
Trains are deeply embedded in Indian culture and with this in mind - we believe that there is no better way to explore the country. Board the beautiful Palace on Wheels and embark on a royal journey exploring vibrant Rajasthan ...
The Taj Mahal Made from white marble the Taj Mahal can be found in the city of Agra. Explore the gardens and the incredible interiors - with marble floors laid out in a geometrical pattern of stars and cruciform shapes and a co...
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