Golden Triangle
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur — the standard first trip to North India, and the one most people book.
North India
Forts, desert and the most heavily travelled circuit in India. Best between October and March; May and June are genuinely punishing.
Destinations
Jaipur is the easiest introduction to Rajasthan and the reason most first trips start here. The old city is a planned eighteenth-century grid, which m…
View guide →Lake cityUdaipur runs at a different pace from the rest of Rajasthan and most itineraries are better for putting it last rather than first. The lakes make it, …
View guide →Blue cityJodhpur is a one-fort city and that fort is the best in Rajasthan. Mehrangarh rises directly out of rock above the blue houses and the museum inside i…
View guide →Desert cityJaisalmer is the only living fort in India — people still live inside the walls, which is what makes it interesting and also what makes it fragile. Th…
View guide →Pilgrimage townA small temple town around a sacred lake, best known for the November camel fair and for having one of the very few Brahma temples anywhere. It is com…
View guide →National parkThe most reliable tiger park in Rajasthan and the usual wildlife add-on to a Golden Triangle trip. Safaris run in fixed morning and afternoon slots in…
View guide →We also arrange Ajmer, Bikaner, Mount Abu, Chittorgarh, Bundi, Shekhawati as part of a wider itinerary — ask the desk and we'll build them in.
Multi-city
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur — the standard first trip to North India, and the one most people book.
Jaipur, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer with the drive times stated, because they are what ruins this itinerary when hidden.
The full state circuit. Long, and better with an internal flight on one leg rather than driving every kilometre.
Plan it properly
We price the real configuration rather than an average — exact adults, children and rooms — and come back within one working day.