From the misted hills of the North East to the far side of the world — every escape designed by hand, around you.
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Open fare comparisonWe don't sell packages. We compose journeys — the right room with the right view, the guide who knows the back lanes, the table locals queue for — and we stay with you until you're home.
Our backyard: Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal, Nagaland, Sikkim and the Darjeeling hills — planned by people who live here.
High-altitude Himalayan town at about 3,000 m, home to India's largest Buddhist monastery, snow-edged lakes and dramatic mountain passes.
UNESCO World Heritage park on the Brahmaputra floodplain, famed for one-horned rhinos, wild elephants, buffalo and swamp deer in tall grass.
Meghalaya's Scotland of the East: pine hills, cafes, thundering waterfalls, limestone caves, living-root bridges and one of Asia's cleanest villages.
Green plateau valley of the Apatani people with organic rice-and-fish paddies, bamboo groves and a UNESCO-tentative-listed cultural landscape.
Himalayan hill capital of Sikkim, with Kangchenjunga views, Buddhist monasteries, high-altitude lakes and a clean, peaceful mountain culture.
One of the world's largest river islands: Vaishnavite monasteries, mask-making, potters and misty paddy fields, reached by ferry from Jorhat.
Beaches, palaces, backwaters, the high Himalaya and holy cities — the whole country, curated.
Houseboats on Dal Lake, Mughal gardens, snowy Gulmarg slopes and green Pahalgam valleys. Check current travel advisories before booking.
High-altitude desert of monasteries, turquoise lakes and mountain passes. Acclimatise slowly; some areas need an Inner Line Permit.
Romantic lake city of white palaces, havelis and hills, with easy day trips to forts and ancient Jain temples in the Aravallis.
Sun, sand and Portuguese-era churches, plus quiet villages, spice farms and rainforest waterfalls beyond the busy beach belt.
Slow-moving backwater canals, houseboats, rice fields below sea level and village life along Vembanad Lake in the heart of Kerala.
One of the world's oldest living cities: sacred ghats, evening prayer ceremonies, silk weavers, winding lanes and nearby Buddhist Sarnath.
Easy flights, big flavours: South East Asia, Japan, the Himalayan kingdoms, the Maldives and Dubai.
Easy visa*The Island of the Gods: terraced rice paddies, sea temples, surf beaches, wellness retreats and lively beach clubs.
A sprawling city where neon streets, quiet shrines, superb food, pop culture and perfectly run trains all exist within a short ride.
Easy visa*A quiet Himalayan kingdom of cliff monasteries, fortress-monasteries, prayer flags and valleys that put happiness before growth.
Vietnam's capital of lakes, French-era streets and street food, paired with Ha Long Bay's limestone islands and cruises, a short ride away.
A compact island of ancient rock fortresses, tea hills, scenic train rides, wildlife and Galle's colonial fort and surf beaches.
Easy visa*Overwater villas, bright lagoons and coral gardens: the ultimate barefoot beach escape, with budget local-island stays also available.
Europe's classics, Turkey, Mauritius, Australia and New York — long-haul trips without the stress.
Snow peaks, glacier trains, turquoise lakes and flower-filled villages around Lucerne, Interlaken, the Jungfrau region and Zermatt, with seamless public transport.
A city straddling two continents, where Byzantine domes, Ottoman palaces, spice bazaars and ferry rides across the Bosphorus blend into one lively experience.
Grand boulevards, world-class museums, cafe terraces and fairytale landmarks make Paris the classic romantic city break, rewarding both first-timers and returning visitors.
Whitewashed clifftop villages and volcanic beaches in Santorini, paired with the Acropolis and lively neighbourhoods of Athens for a classic Greek honeymoon.
Royal palaces, free world-class museums, theatres, markets and green parks come together in a multicultural capital that is easy to navigate in English.
Lagoon beaches, mountains, waterfalls and a warm Indo-Creole culture make this Indian Ocean island a relaxed honeymoon favourite for Indian travellers.
We live here. Our journeys through Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal, Nagaland and Sikkim come with permits arranged, honest road times, private drivers who know every bend, and stays we have slept in ourselves.
Tell us where and how you like to travel. Our complimentary planner composes four day-by-day versions of your trip and sets them side by side — yours to refine, download, or hand to us to perfect.
The icons everyone talks about, timed to miss the crowds.
Quieter alternatives, still effortless to reach.
Markets, home kitchens, crafts and neighbourhoods.
Places most visitors walk straight past.
Where a paid sight has a similar free experience nearby, we show it — and swap it in with one tap.
Each day suggests the dish, drink, craft or ritual the place is truly known for.
Download as an elegant PDF or Excel, share on WhatsApp, or send it to us for a private quote.
Time your escape around a celebration — we secure the stays that sell out first.
Pushkar, Rajasthan, India · About 8–14 November 2027, ending on Kartik Purnima (lunar calendar — confirm closer to the time)
Thousands of camels, horses and cattle gather in the desert next to Pushkar Lake. Expect livestock trading, turban-tying contests, folk music and a holy dip on the final night.
Tip: Book desert camps or havelis months ahead and bring warm clothes for chilly nights.
Ghats of Varanasi, India · About 14 November 2027, on Kartik Purnima (lunar calendar — confirm closer to the time)
Millions of earthen lamps are lit along Varanasi's ghats, and the river becomes a ribbon of light. Grand Ganga aarti ceremonies and boat rides make this an unforgettable evening.
Tip: Book boat rides and riverfront stays in advance; pre-reserve a boat for sunset.
Satras of Majuli, Assam, India · About mid-November 2027, around Kartik Purnima (lunar calendar — confirm closer to the time)
On the world's largest river island, monks and villagers stage the Krishna story with dance, drama and music in the satras. The island is fully festive, and lodging is limited.
Tip: Book a homestay far ahead; take the ferry from Nimati Ghat early in the morning.
Asanang village, near Tura, Meghalaya, India · Usually the second weekend of November (confirm locally)
The Garo people thank Saljong, the sun god, with a rhythmic dance accompanied by long drums, flutes and gongs. Dancers wear feathered headgear and bright costumes.
Tip: Tura is far from Shillong; plan a flight or a long drive and stay locally.
Shillong, Meghalaya, India · Usually mid-November, about four days (confirm with Meghalaya tourism)
Wild Himalayan cherry trees bloom in autumn around the city, complemented by music acts, fashion shows, local food and craft stalls. The weather is crisp, with clear skies.
Tip: Book hotels early and ask about bloom timing; rain can shift the best viewing days.
Imphal, Manipur, India · 21–30 November (fixed every year)
Named after Manipur's rare dancing deer, this ten-day festival brings Manipuri dance, martial arts, handloom stalls and local cuisine to Imphal.
Tip: Check current travel advisories and permit rules before booking; reserve flights early.
Every destination guide now comes with a table worth travelling for: the dishes to try, the cafés locals love, and 53 Michelin-starred restaurants we can reserve for you, with vegetarian-friendly picks marked throughout.
One named travel expert handles your booking from search to landing — reachable on WhatsApp and phone.
Flight rescheduled or plans changed? We deal with the airline, rebook you and follow up on refunds so you don't have to.
You see the full fare with baggage rules and any service fee before you pay — no surprise add-ons at checkout.
We take care of web check-in, seat selection, extra baggage and special requests for seniors, infants and wheelchair users.
Big family, wedding party, school or corporate group — one booking contact, group fares where available, names and IDs managed.
Flights matched with hotels, airport cabs, Inner Line Permits and sightseeing — with realistic buffers for North East roads and weather.
Not ready to book? Tell us your route and dates and we'll keep an eye on fares and tell you when it's a good time.
Document checklists, visa application guidance and travel insurance through trusted partners for international trips.
Walk in, talk face to face, pay the way you're comfortable with — and get a proper receipt every time.
Use the planner, or simply WhatsApp us a thought — "somewhere green in December" is enough.
Stays, transfers and experiences with one clear, all-in price — usually within a working day.
Change anything you like. Every booking is then confirmed to you in writing.
Your travel designer is a message away for the entire journey.
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