Days 1-2

Fly to Delhi
Fly overnight to Delhi. Depending on your time of arrival the rest of the day is yours at leisure.
- Dinner
Day 3

Explore Delhi
Explore Old Delhi; see the Red Fort and walk to Jama Masjid, India's largest mosque. After lunch, view India Gate and Parliament House before exploring Gandhi Smriti and Qutub Minar.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Amazing Experiences
- Old Delhi Rickshaw Ride
  
  Take an exciting rickshaw ride through Asia's largest spice market, in Old Delhi, absorbing the heady scents and colourful sights of some of the world’s most exotic powders, leaves, roots and seeds.
Days 4-5

Discover Varanasi
Fly to the ancient city of Varanasi. Head just out of town to the fascinating Buddhist site of Sarnath, where Buddha is said to have delivered his first sermon. The next day, rise early to cruise on the Ganges and explore the city. Later take a rickshaw to the ghats and witness a puja ceremony.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 6

Explore Khajuraho's Temples
Transfer to the airport to fly to Khajuraho to see the exquisite temples and their intricately carved, erotic imagery. This evening enjoy a cultural dance display
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 7

Train to Agra
Travel to the 16th-century city of Orchha and then on to Jhansi where you will board a Shatabdi Express train to Agra.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 8

The Taj Mahal
Today will be the highlight of your tour as you get to visit the Taj Mahal. Gaze upon her sheer beauty that can never be captured in a photo, and soak in the atmosphere that surrounds you during this magical experience. This afternoon visit a marble inlay workshop and the colossal 16th-century Agra Fort.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 9-10

Ranthambore National Park
Visit the ghost city of Fatephur Sikri on the way to Ranthambore National Park, home to many animals such as leopards, hyena, bears and tigers. The next day enjoy both an early morning and afternoon safari.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 11-12

Jaipur
Journey to the 'Pink City' of Jaipur for a two-night stay. Visit the Maharaja's City Palace and Jantar Mantar Observatory on the day you arrive. The following day, make a brief stop at the Hawa Mahal - the ‘Palace of the Winds’- before admiring the majestic Amber Fort.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 13-14

Pushkar and Khimsar
Travel to Pushkar, a sacred pilgrimage destination for Hindus. This afternoon visit its sacred lake, ghats and the Temple of Lord Brahma. The next day visit Khimsar, perched on the edge on the great Thar Desert. Stay overnight at a 15th Century fortress - now a heritage hotel.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 15-16

Discover Jaisalmer
Rising from the sandy plains of the Thar Desert, Jaisalmer is known as the 'Golden City'. Head to Sunset Point to enjoy the views. The next day head to the magnificent Jaisalmer fort, Badal Vilas Palace and the extravagant Patwon Ki Haveli mansion. Round off the day with a memorable visit to the Sam Sand Dunes in the Thar Desert.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 17-18

Jodhpur and surrounds
Travel to Jodhpur and tour the city, exploring the magnificence of Mehrangarh Fort, visiting the museum of Umaid Bhawan Palace and the spice market. The next day drive through the desert by jeep to Bishnoi village.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 19-20

Romantic Udaipur
Drive to Udaipur via the Jain temple complex of Ranakpur and Surya Temple as well as other Jain Temples. The next day explore the city, driving around Fateh Sagar Lake with stops at the Folk Museum, Mewar Art Gallery and Sahelion Ki Bari Garden. Later visit the ornate City Palace and take a cruise on the shimmering Lake Pichola.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 21

Aurangabad
This morning you will fly to Aurangabad, where you will spend the next 2 nights.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Days 22-23

Ajanta & Ellora Caves
Visit the incredible UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ajanta and Ellora Caves and discover the beautiful murals and exquisite carvings of Buddhist, Hindu and Jain imagery. Fly to Mumbai.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Amazing Experiences
- Ajanta and Ellora Caves
  
  Surprisingly little known outside of India, discover the magnificent artistic treasures of the Ajanta and Ellora caves, a series of caverns full of intricate frescoes and carvings created by Buddhist, Hindu and Jain monks
Day 24

Discover Mumbai
Tour cosmopolitan Mumbai, India's economic powerhouse. View the Gateway to India, wander along Marine Drive and visit Chowpatty Beach, Mani Bhavan, Dhobi Ghat, Crawford Market and Flora Fountain. Transfer to the airport this evening for your flight to the relaxing Keralan city of Kochi.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 25

Explore Kochi
Fascinating Kochi is strung across the islands and peninsulas of the Malabar coast. Visit the Dutch Palace and Fort Kochi before seeing the famous Chinese fishing nets and strolling through colourful markets. This evening enjoy an exuberant Kathakali dance performance.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Amazing Experiences
- Kathakali Dance Performance
  
  Witness an exuberant performance of the traditional dance-drama that is Kathakali. As Kerala's best-known performing art, it is an extravagant retelling of Hindu epics complete with colourful costumes and elaborate make up.
Day 26

Kerala's Backwaters
Visit Kochi's synagogue, before heading out of the city to Nedumudy to board your houseboat. On this converted rice barge or 'kettuvallam' you will drift along the peaceful backwaters. Lunch and dinner are served onboard and you will stay overnight here too.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 27

Travel to Kovalam
Enjoy breakfast as you cruise into Alleppey, then travel to the beach resort of Kovalam.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 28

Visit Trivandrum
Explore Kerala's capital Trivandrum, with visits to Sri Padmanabhaswamy Temple, the Zoological Gardens, Sri Chitra Art Gallery, the Observatory and Kanakakunnu Palace. Return to Kovalam for your final night stay.
- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
Day 29

Fly from Trivandrum to UK
Fly to the UK, arriving home the same or following day.
- Breakfast

We draw from a wide range of hotels on our holidays, each one is chosen to suit the tour you are travelling on meaning your accommodation can range from a smart business hotel in one city to a family run guesthouse in a smaller town. Here are some examples of the type of hotel you can expect to find on this tour.

Nights 2

The Park Hotel

15 Parliament Street Opposite - Jantar Mantar, New Delhi 110001 India
The Park Hotel, New Delhi, highly rated among the luxury five star hotels in Delhi is situated in the heart of the city centre's entertainment hub - Connaught Place. The hotel boasts luxurious and stylish en-suite rooms fitted with modern amenities, and access to indulgent restaurants, a day gym, spa and salon.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Nights 2

The Amayaa

The Mall Road Cantonment, Varanasi 221002 India
Located within close proximity to the Varanasi City Railway Station, JHV Mall and Nehru Park, The Amayaa Hotel offers guest a premium stay, boasting modern interiors and an array of facilities for guests to enjoy. Leisure time can be spent at the pool, fitness centre or spa. Delight in multi-cuisines served at the hotel restaurant before unwinding at one of the lounge bars.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Night 1

Ramada, Khajuraho

Airport Road, Khajuraho 471606, India
This modern hotel is just 5 minutes from the airport. Relax around the swimming pool after a day exploring the temples, try out the gym or have a treatment in the spa. In the evening try out one of the two restaurants, both of which serve both local and international cuisine, before heading to the bar for a nightcap. There is also an inhouse disco. The contemporary style rooms have marble floors and air-conditioning as well as television, safe, minibar and tea and coffee making facilities. The en suite bathroom has either a bath or shower.
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
Nights 2

Clarks Shiraz

54 Taj Road, Agra 282001 India
Overlooking the Taj and Agra Fort, The 5* Hotel Clarks Shiraz, is located 2 km from the Taj Mahal, in the heart of Agra. Spread over 8 landscaped acres, the hotel comprises of 237 fully renovated en-suite rooms, with modern amenities including a flat-screen TV, air conditioning and minibar.The hotel also offers an array of delicious cuisine, ranging from Mughlai, Continental, and Chinese at its various restaurants.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Bar
Nights 2

Shergarh
Located a short distance from Ranthambhore National Park, also know as the Tiger inhabited wildlife sanctuary of Rajasthan, the 4* Shergarh makes for a fantastic hotel boasting stunning views of the wilderness. The hotel also offers guests a range of facilities, including a tranquil swimming pool, a relaxing spa and steam room.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Nights 2

Ramada Jaipur

Govind Marg Raja Park, Jaipur 302004 India
Located within the city centre and a short 15-minute drive from Jaipur Railway Station, the 4* Ramada Jaipur is a modern hotel featuring a range of amenities, including a mini-bar and coffee maker. Leisure time can be spent relaxing at the rooftop outdoor pool, gym or spa. Other facilities include a restaurant servicing flavours from around the world as well as delicious barbecue and grilled dishes served at the roof top grill.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Night 1

Khimsar Fort
Conveniently located in close proximity to popular landmarks such as Kanak Bihari Temple and Kalki Temple, be transported to Khimsar Fort, an ancestral home to The Royal Family of Khimsar. This 15th Century fort also features a swimming pool, spa facilities with sauna, a fitness centre and recreational activities such as snooker and home theatre. Rooms are spacious and comfortable with a modern yet traditional theme throughout.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Nights 2

Heritage Inn

Sam Road No.4 Hotel Complex, Jaisalmer 345001 India
The 4* Heritage Inn Hotel boasts modern interiors beautifully blended with inspiration from the city of Jaisalmer within a cottage style setting. On-site you will find a restaurant serving a wide range of cuisines to suit all tastes, a bar and outdoor swimming pool. At Heritage Inn, you will also be able to benefit from a 24-hour front desk and 24-hour room service.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Bar
Nights 2

Fairfield by Marriott
Located in close proximity to popular attractions, such as the Umaid Bhawan Palace, Clock Tower Market and Mandore Garden, Fairfield by Marriott is the perfect hotel inspired by the sights and colours of Rajasthan. Relax in a contemporary hotel room equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, coffee/ tea maker and minbar. There is also plenty to do during your leisure time, as the hotel offers a modern fitness centre, gift shop and restaurant that will have you delight in the flavours of Jodhpur,
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Nights 2

Hilltop Palace

5 Hotel Hilltop Palace Ambavgarh, Udaipur 313001 India
Hotel Hilltop Palace is situated atop Ambavgarh Hill, overlooking Lake Fatehsagar and the historic Udaipur Town. The hotel offers 62 tasteful rooms with modern amenities, including air-conditioning, a safety deposit box and television. The hotel boasts an on-site restaurant serving Northern Indian cuisine, as well as Rajasthani Folk dances arranged on request.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Nights 2

Ambassador Ajanta

Ambassador Ajanta is located in the heart of the city centre in a unique location with more than 13 acres of lush greenery right in the middle of the business district. The 92 en-suite rooms offer an intimate, full-service experience, with amenities including; access to Wi-Fi and a safety deposit box. The hotel’s onsite restaurant also offers delicious Indian, Chinese and European dishes.
Night 1

The Ambassador

Located along the seafront at Marine Drive, in the heart of South Mumbai's famous Queens Necklace, The Ambassador boasts 112 air-conditioned excellently appointed en-suite rooms, each equipped with CCTV, channel music, a refrigerator and other amenities. Other facilities include a restaurant, BBQ facilities and a shop.
Nights 2

The Casino Hotel

KPK Menon Rd Willingdon Island, Kochi (Cochin) 682003 India
Located within the historic Willingdon island of Kochi, The Casino Hotel is just a 10-minute drive from the vibrant city centre. The 4* hotel boasts cosmopolitan yet traditional finishes and is home to fine dining, rejuvenating wellness therapies and a salt mineral water swimming pool. Rooms here are spacious, allowing for a comfortable stay, equipped air conditioning, minibar and flatscreen TV.
- Wi-Fi
- Swiming Pool
- Restaurant
- Non-smoking
- Bar
Night 1

Uday Samudra Beach Resort

Located by the famed beaches of Kovalam, 15 metres from the sea, Uday Samudra Beach Resort is an exclusive 5 Star leisure beach hotel - a destination by itself. The hotel boasts luxurious air-conditioned en-suite rooms with modern amenities and the restaurant serves a variety of delicious Chinese, continental and local dishes. Live cultural programmes also can be enjoyed during dinner time.

The best time to visit India is from November to March when you’ll enjoy pleasant warm dry days and low humidity.

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
15°c
13mm

Jaipur
15°c
7mm

Jaisalmer
14°c
1mm

Jodhpur
17°c
2mm

Khajuraho
16°c
25mm

Kochi
27°c
23mm

Kovalam
28°c
21mm

Mumbai
24°c
1mm

Varanasi
16°c
19mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
18°c
18mm

Jaipur
18°c
11mm

Jaisalmer
17°c
5mm

Jodhpur
20°c
4mm

Khajuraho
18°c
10mm

Kochi
28°c
26mm

Kovalam
28°c
26mm

Mumbai
24°c
1mm

Varanasi
19°c
18mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
24°c
9mm

Jaipur
24°c
3mm

Jaisalmer
23°c
4mm

Jodhpur
25°c
4mm

Khajuraho
24°c
9mm

Kochi
29°c
31mm

Kovalam
28°c
40mm

Mumbai
27°c
0mm

Varanasi
24°c
8mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
30°c
6mm

Jaipur
29°c
5mm

Jaisalmer
29°c
4mm

Jodhpur
31°c
6mm

Khajuraho
30°c
3mm

Kochi
29°c
95mm

Kovalam
29°c
119mm

Mumbai
28°c
1mm

Varanasi
30°c
6mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
34°c
11mm

Jaipur
33°c
18mm

Jaisalmer
32°c
7mm

Jodhpur
34°c
8mm

Khajuraho
34°c
5mm

Kochi
29°c
283mm

Kovalam
28°c
210mm

Mumbai
30°c
12mm

Varanasi
33°c
10mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
35°c
56mm

Jaipur
33°c
63mm

Jaisalmer
34°c
32mm

Jodhpur
34°c
32mm

Khajuraho
34°c
92mm

Kochi
27°c
706mm

Kovalam
27°c
341mm

Mumbai
29°c
523mm

Varanasi
33°c
107mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
31°c
203mm

Jaipur
30°c
223mm

Jaisalmer
32°c
56mm

Jodhpur
31°c
102mm

Khajuraho
30°c
321mm

Kochi
26°c
594mm

Kovalam
26°c
239mm

Mumbai
27°c
800mm

Varanasi
30°c
309mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
30°c
243mm

Jaipur
29°c
206mm

Jaisalmer
30°c
58mm

Jodhpur
30°c
99mm

Khajuraho
28°c
400mm

Kochi
27°c
403mm

Kovalam
26°c
156mm

Mumbai
27°c
530mm

Varanasi
29°c
288mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
29°c
130mm

Jaipur
28°c
66mm

Jaisalmer
30°c
27mm

Jodhpur
30°c
47mm

Khajuraho
28°c
179mm

Kochi
27°c
280mm

Kovalam
27°c
175mm

Mumbai
27°c
312mm

Varanasi
29°c
245mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
27°c
25mm

Jaipur
26°c
25mm

Jaisalmer
26°c
2mm

Jodhpur
28°c
6mm

Khajuraho
26°c
27mm

Kochi
27°c
320mm

Kovalam
27°c
268mm

Mumbai
28°c
56mm

Varanasi
27°c
32mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
22°c
4mm

Jaipur
22°c
4mm

Jaisalmer
21°c
2mm

Jodhpur
23°c
4mm

Khajuraho
22°c
13mm

Kochi
28°c
175mm

Kovalam
27°c
192mm

Mumbai
27°c
17mm

Varanasi
22°c
9mm

City Average Temperate Monthly Rainfall

Agra
17°c
6mm

Jaipur
17°c
4mm

Jaisalmer
16°c
2mm

Jodhpur
19°c
1mm

Khajuraho
16°c
10mm

Kochi
27°c
43mm

Kovalam
27°c
69mm

Mumbai
25°c
5mm

Varanasi
17°c
5mm

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Places Visited: UK - Delhi (2N) - Varanasi (2N) - Khajuraho (1N) - Agra (2N) - Ranthambore (2N) - Jaipur (2N) - Pushkar (1N) - Khimsar (1N) - Jaisalmer (2N) - Jodhpur (2N) - Udaipur (2N) - Mumbai (1N) - Aurangbad (2N) - Kochi (2N) - Houseboat Cruise (1N) - Kovalam (2N) - UK

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The website is easy to navigate and give a lot of in-depth information about the tours to help with our decision to book. Our online queries were dealt with really quickly

Oct 19, 2022

We returned on 7th November from a 28 day Wendy Wu Grand Tour of India. Wow what an amazing time and to visit so many places it seemed impossible. We knew from the itinerary that it would be a busy/intense holiday with internal flights and some long days, but despite the huge list on the day to day listings we got to see everything and more. Every box was ticked and although tired some days, extremely happy and satisfied.

We were a party of 19 and all except my wife and I were from either N Z or Australia and as they were of a similar age, (retired but not OLD) we had a fun time and our bus often rocked with laughter. None of the exceptional tour would have run so smoothly if it hadn’t been for our tour manager MK Jain who was brilliant, and we often wondered if he ever slept. He organized all luggage, checking in to hotels and airports and any hotel complaints. Any little problems he ironed out (delayed flights/traffic problems all beyond his control) and so the holiday was seamless as far as we were concerned from our day of arrival, until he left us 3 weeks later at Mumbai airport. At the other end we had our final tour manager AJ but not a parch on MK whom we sadly missed.

There are many forms of transport to be taken over the holiday scary rickshaws and even more frightening tuk tuk journeys all add to the excitement. It is the fact that you are crammed into the vehicles and mixing with fast, noisy and very close traffic. We had some very early mornings to see the sunrise, evening dashes to see the best sunsets, such great photo opportunities. We saw so many towns and cities, palaces and forts, and so it is hard to come down to which were the highlights of the whole holiday. But high on the list has to be the visit to Varanasi (seeing the sunrise over the Ganges), The Jain temples of Khajuraho (amazing), the Taj Mahal at sunrise and the Thar Desert (on a camel) at sunset. Not forgetting the caves at Ajanta and Ellora, and the wonderful city of Jaipur. I could add many more places to this.

Accommodation was varied (we stayed in 16 different places) and ranged from very good to excellent when on 2 separate nights we stayed in Heritage sites and were in a palace, and then a 500 year old fort, totally amazing! The food was always good, mostly buffet style and although almost always curries of one type or another for lunch and evening, as the regions changed so did the heat and style of the food so it never became boring.

We had (mostly) excellent local guides as well at our destinations and these helped to put into perspective the time scales of artefacts and sights we were visiting and hopefully we absorbed some if not all of the information. The exception was at Ranthambore where our guide morning and afternoon seemed to be uninterested in us as a group or even giving any information about any other animals we may/or may not see. We weren’t expecting to get even a glimpse of a tiger, and all we saw were recent paw prints. But we seemed to spend a lot of time sitting and listening with no commentary from the guide (who spent most of his time looking at his smartphone) which became a bit boring.

Our tour manager MK also encouraged us when possible to go out and meet the local people and mingle and we tried to do this often – it is the only way to get to know what a wonderful vast colourful country India is. We clearly only saw a small fraction but I believe it did give us over the 4 weeks a true flavour of this wonderful country.

A slight downside was the latter part of the holiday, in Kerala. Our accommodation in Kochin (Casino Hotel) was poor compared to previous weeks very run down with a restaurant poorer than a transport café. Our night on the kettuvallam was so disappointing. Our group was split into 5 crafts, 4 of these larger, with modern and better facilities. Ours was an old craft, lacking modern facilities (and even water for some of the trip!) Four of us had an uncomfortable night with the only boat not having mosquito screens. The captain and cook spoke virtually no English, we had no idea where we had to go when we stopped, the food was poor and cold, including a dish of chicken which we dared not eat. It is a shame that we were not all treated equally and those that experienced the better standard boats had an enjoyable time.

The last hotel in Kovalam was indeed in a lovely setting right on the Indian Ocean, and the bedrooms were excellent, with large rooms and a balcony and air con. But the public spaces and dining areas were open, hot, noisy and had no air con, a very unpleasant and uncomfortable dining experience. We were taken to another hotel on the last evening for a meal and that was a disaster. We were on a higher floor with no air con, high humidity and a widescreen TV on throughout the meal. Water provided at the table was warm, as were the soft drinks ordered and subsequently sent back. Even our tour manager apologised and said it was unacceptable. I cannot understand how any Wendy Wu representative had sanctioned this as a suitable venue.

The holiday was very good value for money with all the transport, accommodation, expert guides and entrance fees included. You get to see a lot of India in a fairly short time, and there is not a lot of relaxation time, but that I had expected. Go prepared for that, and some long days and come back with a much better understanding of India. Thank you Wendy Wu we had a ball.

Most of the trip deserved a 5+ star rating and 2 of the hotels (heritage sites) were off the scale for luxury, but the poor experiences and accommodation in the last few days (as detailed above) dragged the rating down. I was also disappointed that the package accommodation ended 14 hours before our pickup time at 1.00am on the Thursday of our return. I cannot understand why Wendy Wu demanded £140 for a room for the last afternoon and evening prior to leaving for the airport when booking direct online cost us just over £80, just a bit of a niggle as virtually everything in our 28 day tour was included. We will certainly travel again with Wendy Wu.

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Jan 07, 2020

An amazing journey and adventure for all of us !

Dec 02, 2019

Service rating : The trip ticked every box for us in visiting India with all we wonted to see, hear and know about the country.
our guide was full of information and passed as much as he could onto us on every aspect of his country.
Product : did all as advertised and more with several early starts we got the best from the whole trip.

Mar 19, 2018

Service rating : Generally well organised, tour guides very courteous and knowledgeable. Compared with our trip on "Grand Tour of China" we had fewer local guides in India. This may be because we were a smaller group (11).
Product : It was a very good experience overall, with a good range of sites visited, and was a very interesting trip.
However, we did not feel it was good value for money, compared to the Grand Tour of China we did in 2013 - for the same length holiday we paid about twice the price - and the standard of hotels, meals, was only average. Also in India we had to buy all drinks at mealtimes, whereas in China this was provided.
Internal flights with Air India were poor quality - aircraft seemed badly maintained, and in one the auxiliary engine was not working, affecting air conditioning and lighting in the cabin.

Nov 25, 2015

Service rating : The team in India were on top of the game and revised the itinerary at the first sign of problems ie one train running 3 to 4 hours late due to fog rebooked the group on earlier train hence no delay
Product : As described in the brochure and more, our national guide (Vikram Singh Solanki) was very knowledgeable and had opinion on everything question we asked plus the local guides were always very informative

Mar 26, 2015

Service rating : our guide on the northern part (MK) was excellent the southern didnt have much to do as it was treated more as a wind down on the holiday
Product : we had max 2 nights in any hotel would have been good to have a spare day 1/2 way through

Mar 21, 2015

Your tipping system does not work in India, works well elsewhere(China/Vietnam etc). It encourages corruption.
Individual tipping system is the only way to operate in India. The guide pays out poor tips, we witnessed dissatisfied recipients., must pocked the bulk Total tips given 2100usd driver and mate given 1000 & 600rupees
Camel drives very unhappy. Could cause a problem for future tours

Dec 31, 2014

Service rating : Comprehensive. Every base covered. Full-on experience.
Product : Everything worth experiencing is packed in, at a moderate price + all meals!

Jul 28, 2014

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