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India’s simply too vast and too complex to explore in a single trip. It makes more sense to focus on one, two or perhaps three regions, depending on your time frame. The following India itineraries showcase both the classic attractions and less well-known gems of six distinct areas, from the icy heights of the Himalayas to the sweltering tropical backwaters of Kerala.

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A Trek Through Ladakh's Markha Valley

Trek through the Markha Valley, taking in the jaw-dropping Himalayan landscape, camp in traditional mountain villages, and discover hilltop monasteries. This unique journey combines the culture of the Buddhist faith with the natural beauty of the mountains and the hustle and bustle of Delhi.

Rajasthan: The Land of Kings

Experience the Land of Kings in luxury.This trip around Rajasthan takes you to Jaipur's palaces, sacred pilgrimage sites and deep into the desert hills. Breathe in the excitement of Delhi and visit the Taj Mahal. Then come nightfall, lay your head to rest in former royal palaces and magical forts.

The Holy City of Varanasi

The flat, sunburnt plains of the Ganges River are India's breadbasket: a densely populated area, it is home to many of the country's greatest sights. See Delhi and all its treasures, then fly to Varanasi, the most sacred stretch of the Ganges and one of India's most intense and atmospheric places.

Indian Wildlife Safari

Meet Bengals, birds, monkeys, leopards and more on an amazing wildlife extravaganza visiting India's famous national parks. Experience the countryside by rail, soak up some culture at the Taj Mahal and Rantahnbore Fort and finish with some shopping and sightseeing in the bustling capital, Dehli.

India: from the Ganges to the Golden Triangle

From Dehli's bustling dusty streets to 'the pink city' of Jaipur and Agra's Taj Mahal, this trip ensures you experience all of India's Golden Triangle highlights. You'll visit sacred Varanasi on the banks of the Ganges and Khajuraho's famous temples too.

Magical Kerala

The intense greens of the Kerala backwaters, overhung by innumerable coconut palms, encapsulate tropical India like nowehere else. Enjoy a lazy cruise on a converted rice barge; visit fragrant spice plantations, explore Cochi and spot local wildlife.

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India, a land of diverse cultures, landscapes, and histories, offers an array of experiences, from the majestic Himalayas in the north to the serene backwaters of Kerala in the south. 

Our local travel expert, Ravi, says, ' India is not just a destination; it's a vibrant tapestry of experiences waiting to be discovered. With our tailor-made trips, you get more than just a holiday; you embark on a journey curated just for you. '

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India Itinerary 1 - The Golden Triangle - 1 week

No other region of India packs in as many awe-inspiring monuments as the so-called “Golden Triangle” connecting Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Allow at least a week to complete the circuit, with a diversion south to the tiger reserve at Ranthambore if you’ve time to spare.

• Delhi - Start out at Shah Jahan’s mighty Red Fort in the Mughal Old City, then work your way south through the medieval monuments of the southern suburbs.
• Agra - Cross the Yamuna River by boat in the early morning for an unforgettable view of the Taj just after sunrise, then spend the rest of the day ticking off the city’s other Mughal splendours.
• Fatehpur Sikri - Overnight at a guesthouse below the deserted capital of emperor Akbar to see its deep red sandstone architecture at its most ethereal, in the diffuse light of dusk and dawn.
• Keoladeo National Park - Bicycle safaris along the dirt tracks and banks that crisscross this teeming bird reserve offer a perfect antidote to the noise and traffic of India’s northern cities.
• Jaipur - Approach the ochre-walled palace of Amber Fort on elephant back, before spending a day in the textile and gemstone bazaars of the Rajasthani capital – a riot of quintessentially Indian colour.
• Shekhawati - Set on the fringes of the Thar Desert, the painted havelis (walled mansions) in the market towns of this once rich area make the ideal stopover on the journey back to Delhi.

India Itinerary 2 - Around the "Land of Kings" - 1 month

You’ll need at least a month to really do justice to India’s dazzling desert state, Rajasthan, or three weeks at a pinch.

• Jaipur - The Pink City, with its hectic streets and flamboyant Rajput architecture, is a real baptism of fire.
• Ranthambore - If sighting a tiger is a priority, aim to spend at least a couple of nights at a camp near this world-famous reserve.
• Pushkar - Ringed by the white domes and sacred ghats of Hindu shrines, Pushkar makes a perfect base for leisurely desert walks and souvenir hunts.
• Udaipur - Dine by candlelight on a haveli rooftop for the ultimate view of the Sisodia maharanas’ fairytale palaces.
• Jodhpur - Rajasthan’s most spectacular medieval fortress, Mehrangarh, towers above the warren-like old city painted a hundred shades of sky blue.
• Jaisalmer - A long trip across the Thar is rewarded by the sublime vision of Jai Sigh’s yellow-stone citadel floating above the sand flats.
• Bikaner - Quirky architecture and a temple where thousands of rats run free are two vestiges of this city’s former prominence on the trans-Thar caravan route.
• Nawalgarh - After a succession of big cities, this small town on the fringes of the desert makes an enjoyable base for trips to nearby forts and havelis.

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India Itinerary 3 - The Deep South - 3 weeks

The Deep South offers dramatic landscapes and world-class monuments. You’ll need at least three weeks to cover this route comfortably, or two at a rushed pace with your own transport.

• Chennai - The old colonial hub of Fort St George is the standout sight of the Tamil capital, but there’s also a wealth of succulent southern cuisine on offer.
• Mamallapuram - Sculpted by the Pallava kings, Mamallapuram holds a tempting combination of ancient stonework and breezy tropical beaches.
• Puducherry - Soak up the lingering Gallic ambience of France’s former colony on the Coromandel Coast, ideally from the confines of a heritage hotel.
• Thanjavur - The mighty Brihadishwara Temple and collection of Chola bronzes in the town’s art gallery make Thanjavur the perfect springboard for the Kaveri Delta region.
• Tiruchirapalli (Trichy) - Gaze from the summit of Trichy’s exotic rock fort across the Kaveri River to the largest temple complex in India.
• Madurai - The shrine of the Fish-Eyed Goddess is Tamil Nadu’s greatest living monument, renowned for its multicoloured, deity-encrusted gateway towers.
• Periyar - Scale the Western Ghat range to enter Kerala’s Cardamom Hills, where the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary offers the chance to sight elephants.
• Alappuzha - This former colonial trading port provides the entry point for trips into the surrounding backwater region of Kuttanad – a watery world like no other in Asia.
• Fort Cochin - The heritage hotels, arty cafés and funky boutiques of Kerala’s historic harbour town are the ideal end point for a tour of India’s far south.

India Itinerary 4 - Himalayan odyssey - 2-3 weeks

Experience the contrasting landscapes of the world’s greatest mountain range with this two- to three-week journey from the northern plains to the fringes of the Tibetan Plateau and idyllic Vale of Kashmir.

• Shimla - Trundle on the toy train from Kalka through the foothills to this quintessentially Raj-era hill station.
• Manali - Lush forests of deodar cedars, apple orchards and giant, ice-dusted summits flank the hill resort of Manali, in the Kullu Valley – starting point of the trans-Himalayan highway.
• Leh - A breathless, two-day journey across a vast desert of scree and dizzying passes brings you to the capital of Ladakh, marooned in the high Indus Valley.
• The Ladakhi lakes - Charter a jeep for the trip southeast to the hypnotically beautiful altitude lakes of Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri.
• Kargil - Fairytale Buddhist monasteries and stupendous mountain scenery characterize the long haul to the mid-point on the journey to Kashmir.
• Srinagar - Laze on the deck of a houseboat sipping spiced tea while the shadows lengthen on the surrounding mountainsides and shikara canoes filled with fruit and flowers paddle past.

India Itinerary 5 - Rhododendrons and red pandas - 10 days

Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, is the launch pad for this classic trip through the tea estates around Darjeeling to Sikkim, a beautiful, predominantly Buddhist region in the lap of the Himalayas. You could cover the route in a fortnight; with an additional week, consider a multistage trek into the high country further north.

• Kolkata - Join the flood of commuters crossing the Howrah Bridge, admire the spectacular monuments of the British Empire and discover one of India’s tastiest regional cuisines.
• Darjeeling - Amazing views of distant Kanchenjunga, a quaint Raj-era vibe and the famous Toy Train ride up from the plains account for the perennial appeal of India’s principal tea hub.
• Rumtek - A quiet alternative to nearby Gangtok (the Sikkimese capital), Rumtek is also the site of a spectacular Buddhist monastery.
• Maenam Sanctuary - Tackle the lung-stretching, 1000m ascent of Maenam mountain from Ravangla town for a tantalizing panoramic view of the snow peaks to the north.
• Pemayangtse - The poster boy for northeast Himalayan monasteries, Pemayangtse offers the added bonus of spectacular vistas of Kanchenjunga.
• Varshey Rhododendron Sanctuary - Travellers with a botanical bent shouldn’t miss the chance to trek through this tract of pristine rhododendron forest, home to red pandas and black bears.

India Itinerary 6 - The Deccan Trail - 3 weeks

Despite its extraordinary wealth of historic monuments, the Deccan region of central India sees comparatively few visitors. The rewards for those who do make it are considerable: a succession of astonishing temple sites, crumbling tombs, mosques and deserted capitals spanning sixteen centuries of civilization. Allow at least three weeks for this unforgettable trip.

• Hyderabad - The convoluted ruins of medieval Golconda, on the outskirts of the city, followed by a climb of the Charminar (“Four Minarets”) mosque and a slap-up Hyderabadi feast are the perfect preamble for what lies ahead.
• Bidar - Resembling a town on the Central Asian Silk Route, Bidar’s rambling fort-palace, madrasa, tombs and metal workshops recall this region’s medieval Persian roots.
• Vijayapura (Bijapur) - For three centuries, Bijapur served as the capital of the Deccan. An unparalleled crop of monuments survive from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, including India’s largest domed tomb, the mighty Gol Gumbaz.
• Badami, Aihole and Pattadakal - The Deccan’s ancient Hindu heyday is represented by this trio of wonderful sites – a feast of enigmatic rock-cut caves, monkey-infested temples and tumbledown forts – in the middle of nowhere.
• Hampi - Rent a bicycle to explore the expansive, beautifully carved remains of medieval India’s most splendid city, set amid a dreamy landscape of banana groves and boulder hills.
• Gokarna - This compact pilgrimage town on the Konkan coast holds plenty of traditional atmosphere, and a crop of gorgeous beaches around the headland to the south.
• Goa - For a self-indulgent spell soaking up the rays and surf of the Konkan, Goa’s hard to beat. Aim for one of the less-developed resorts such as Agonda or Patnem in the south of the state.
• Travelling across central India from Mumbai on the Arabian Sea to Puri on the Bay of Bengal gives you the chance to see some of the country’s most compelling attractions, relax by the beach, and then fly out from Kolkata. Realistically, you’ll need a month for this route, though it could be done in three weeks at a canter.
• Mumbai - Dynamic and exhilarating, this vast megalopolis bombards the senses with the extremes of urban India, and is an excellent place to sample some of the country’s finest dining.
• Aurangabad - A superb base from which to visit the breathtaking cave sculptures and carvings at Ellora and Ajanta. Check out, too, the city’s own “false Taj”, the Bibi-ka-Maqbara.
• Khajuraho - Hidden away in India’s very centre, this medieval temple complex is decorated with the most eye-popping array of erotica you’ll find on any religious building anywhere.
• Lucknow - Visit the now-ruined Residency in the capital of Uttar Pradesh, where a besieged British contingent famously held out for five months during the 1857 uprising. Don’t leave without sampling the city’s succulent dum pukht cuisine.
• Varanasi - The spiritual capital of India, and one of the oldest cities on earth, where you can see bathing and cremations by the sacred River Ganges, and watch the kids fly their kites from your terrace while monkeys scurry around the rooftops.
• Bodhgaya - The Buddha achieved enlightenment while sitting under a bodhi tree at Bodhgaya, one of a trio of sacred Buddhist sites within easy striking distance of Varanasi.
• Puri - Home of the famous annual Jagannath “Car Festival” (Rath Yatra), Puri is also a low-key beach resort, popular with Indian families and Western backpackers, and an excellent place to recharge your batteries.

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'Maine Bola South Africa Jeet Jaye...': India Cricketer Dhruv Jurel Reveals Why he Started Backing Proteas in T20 World Cup Final

I ndia’s T20 World Cup has inspired the next generation of stars who will begin their journey with the bilateral tour of Zimbabwe starting this weekend. The squad, led by Shubman Gill, will square off with Zimbabwe in a five-match series with a bunch of first timers aiming to make an impression.

As many as six players will be aiming to make their T20I debuts including Abhishek Sharma, Dhruv Jurel, Riyan Parag, Tushar Deshpande, Sai Sudharsan and Harshit Rana.

Among these six, Jurel (Test) and Sudharsan (ODI) have already represented India at the international level.

These youngsters were glued to their screens watching the action unfold at the recent 2024 T20 World Cup final between India and South Africa. In a pulsating clash, India emerged victorious by seven runs to end their 11-year-long wait for an ICC title.

Wicketkeeper-batter Jurel revealed why he started backing South Africa during the contest.

“Mai bol raha tha ki India jeet jaye toh South Africa jeet rahi thi. Toh maine kya kiya ki South Africa jeet jaye toh phir ulta ho gaya. Jub India jeet gayi toh I was celebrating like a kid. (When I was rooting for India, South Africa was ahead. So I decided to back South Africa instead and India started winning.)” Jurel said in a clip shared by BCCI.

Skipper Gill, who has played with the seniors across formats, termed it as a special win. “This must be very special for all of them and very special for me because I’ve been watching them for a long time and they were working so hard for this feather in their cap,” he said.

Parag, who had a breakout IPL 2024 for Rajasthan Royals that culminated into a maiden India call-up said the win is an inspiration for the young players.

“It’s an inspiration for all of us, all the young players that are here in the team to win a cup, to win something that’s this big in stature. I think it’s going to be motivating for all of us and all the youngsters that make cricket in India,” Parag said.

Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja have retired from the shortest format following the triumph and Ruturaj Gaikwad termed it as a ‘great ending’ for their T20I careers.

“To have this kind of a win where almost we were in the jaws of defeat and then to come back and win from there is a special moment and great ending for obviously three legends of T20 cricket,” he said.

For fast bowler Tushar Deshpande, India bouncing back to claim the title after South Africa were left to chase 30 off 30 at one stage, proves miracles can happen.

“As we always say the game is not over till (the end) and that final was the best example for it that we believe miracles can happen,” Deshpande said.

Avesh Khan, who hails from Madhya Pradesh, celebrated the win at Rajwada.

“There’s a place in Rajwada (in Indore) where anytime there’s a big match, the public gathers. So, I also went there and celebrated with everyone. Even now the pictures I am seeing on Instagram and social media they are making me proud. Hopefully, we will keep on performing like this,” he said.

Road to the Final: India's dream run in the T20 World Cup 

As the Asian giants ready themselves to take on South Africa in the Men’s T20 World Cup Final, let’s take a look at their journey so far. 

After the World Test Championship 2023 and ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2023, India has ensured a third successive finale appearance in the T20 World Cup after sustaining an unbeaten run in the 2024 campaign.

The Men in Blue will be determined to replicate the feat they achieved back in 2007 when they lifted the inaugural Men’s T20 World Cup Trophy, under the leadership of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

ICC Digital Insider Crystal Arnold and former England captain Naseer Hussain preview the upcoming big final between South Africa and India in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024.

Let’s take a look at their journey leading up to the Final:

Group Stages

India’s T20 World Cup 2024 campaign kicked off in style with an eight-wicket win against reland on 5 June at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York.

Batting first, the Irish could only get 96 runs on the scoreboard, courtesy of a strong performance from the Indian fast bowlers. Hardik Pandya led the attack scalping 3 wickets in his spell, followed by Jasprit Bumrah and Arshdeep Singh who picked themselves a couple of wickets each.

India chased the 97-run target in 12.2 overs with Rohit Sharma (52 runs in 37 balls) and Rishabh Pant (36 runs in 26 balls) leading the way with the bat.

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The Rohit Sharma-led side edged past their arch-nemesis in a bowler-dominated contest in New York on 9 June.

Pakistan won the toss and chose to bowl first. The Men in Green bowled India out for just 119 runs with Naseem Shah and Haris Rauf picking up three wickets each, with only Rishabh Pant (42 runs in 31 balls) making a sizeable contribution.

Defending a low total, the Indian pacers were back at it again. Although they struggled to pick up wickets in the initial 10 overs, Jasprit Bumrah (3/14), Hardik Pandya (2/24) and Arshdeep Singh (1/31) sprung into action with a little help from Axar Patel (1/11), stopping Pakistan six runs short.

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India registered a convincing seven-wicket win against the co-hosts on 12 June at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

An impeccable spell from Arshdeep Singh, where he picked up four wickets for just nine runs, restricted USA to 110/8 in their 20 overs.

Saurabh Netravalkar posed quite a challenge when he scalped the wickets of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma within the third over. But anchoring knocks from Suryakumar Yadav (50 runs in 49 balls) and Shivam Dube (31 runs in 35 balls) helped the Men in Blue cross the finishing line with 10 balls in hand.

After a washed-out game against Canada, India qualified for the Super Eights topping Group A with 7 points from four matches.

India beat USA to secure second round berth | Match Highlights | USA v IND | T20WC 2024

Super Eights

Afghanistan

Transitioning from the USA to the West Indies for the Super Eights stage of the tournament, India started off against Afghanistan in the Group 1 opener on 20 June at the Kensington Oval in Barbados.

Courtesy of an explosive knock from Suryakumar Yadav (53 runs in 28 balls), supported by Hardik Pandya (32 runs in 24 balls) and Axar Patel (12 runs in 6 balls), India put up 181 runs on the scoreboard.

In response, Afghanistan were bowled out for 134 runs, with Arshdeep Singh and Jasprit Bumrah picking three wickets each, followed by a couple of wickets from Kuldeep Yadav.

India kept up their momentum in the Super Eights with yet another dominating win, this time over Bangladesh, on 22 June at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium.

A quickfire 23 runs off 11 balls from Rohit Sharma set the tone for India. Virat Kohli (37 runs in 28 balls), Rishabh Pant (36 runs in 24 balls) and Shivam Dube (34 runs in 24 balls) played steady knocks before a blistering 50 off 27 balls from Hardik Pandya powered India to 196/5.

The Men in Blue restricted Bangladesh 50 runs short with Kuldeep Yadav picking up three wickets while Arshdeep Singh and Jasprit Bumrah scalped two each.

India outplayed Bangladesh with a clinical win to make it two wins out of two in the Super Eight phase.

In a rematch of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 Final loss, India emerged victorious over Australia and booked their berth for the semi-finals.

Rohit Sharma put on a show at the Daren Sammy Cricket Ground with a fiery 92 off 41 balls. A quickfire 31 runs off 16 balls from Suryakumar Yadav helped India set a 206-run target for the Aussies.

Although Travis Head (76 runs in 43 balls) threatened to ruin India's party once again, wicket-taking spells from Arshdeep Singh (3/37) and Kuldeep Yadav (2/24) helped their side register a 24-run win.

In the 2022 Men’s T20 World Cup semi-finals, England defeated India decisively with a 10-wicket win. In 2024, India turned the tables by bowling England out for 103, winning by 68 runs at the Providence Stadium in Guyana.

Batting first, crucial knocks from Rohit Sharma (57 runs in 39 balls) and Suryakumar Yadav (47 runs in 36 balls) helped India set a 172-run target for England.

Defending the total, it was the spinners who drove India to a win, restricting England to 103 runs in 16.4 overs. Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel scalped three wickets each while Bumrah bagged two more.

India were in sparkling form as they beat England comprehensively to set up a final with South Africa. Match Highlights from the second semi-final

India will face off with South Africa on 29 June at the Kensington Oval in Barbados for the coveted Men’s T20 World Cup trophy.

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