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The Cultural Cycle Tour

The city is a repository of Maharaja heritage and palaces that transport you to bygone eras. Traditional lands unveil colourful ancient alleyways and historic buildings. This exclusive cycling circuit offers an instructive and entertaining exploration of the Pink City, where you'll discover magnificent heritage monuments and buildings telling multiple stories.

Mughal Heritage Walk

Mughal Heritage Walk is an exceptionally exclusive concept offering travelers an immersive glimpse into the region's most captivating attractions. This heritage walk showcases the historical significance of Mughal monuments for visitors exploring the north bank of the Yamuna River.

Rickshaw Ride

Delhi is the perfect example of a place where 'old meets new'. This tour offers you a snapshot of India's historic and traditional landscape where you'll experience the Mughal emperor period and the modern era of recent times, from monuments of antiquity to electrifying high-rise buildings.

Lake Vembanad

India's largest body of water, Lake Vembanad spans 96 km of backwaters across Kerala: kettuvallams, Kuttanad rice fields, Kumarakom sanctuary and Ramsar site.

Van Vihar National Park

At the gates of Bhopal, Van Vihar combines nature reserve and rehabilitation centre: 445 hectares, tigers, leopards and over 200 bird species to observe.

Fort Taragarh

Taragarh Fort

Perched at 435 m above Bundi, Taragarh Fort, completed in 1354, ranks among Rajasthan's oldest forts, with its monumental cannon and rock-cut cisterns.

Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal

A white marble mausoleum erected by Shah Jahan in Agra between 1631 and 1648. Complete guide: history, architecture, gardens, access and practical information.

Temple de Somnath

Somnath Temple

First of India's twelve Jyotirlingas, Somnath Temple overlooks the Saurashtra coast at Prabhas Patan. History, legend, architecture and practical access.

Basilique Saint Thomas

St. Thomas Basilica

In Mylapore, south of Chennai, St. Thomas Basilica marks the place where the Apostle is believed to have been buried. History, relics and practical visit information.

Safdarjung Mausoleum

The last grand Mughal tomb in Delhi, completed in 1754 for Vizier Safdar Jung: white marble dome, charbagh garden and architecture inspired by Humayun.

Agra Red Fort

A 38-hectare Mughal citadel listed by UNESCO, Agra Red Fort was the centre of imperial power for nearly 200 years, 2.5 km from the Taj Mahal.

Ramgarh Fort

Located 7 km from Panchkula, Ramgarh Fort combines an 11-meter wooden gate, an underground museum and an 18th-century heritage hotel.

Rajarani Temple

Rajarani Temple

An 11th-century Kalinga sanctuary in Bhubaneswar, Rajarani Temple is renowned for its sculptures of couples and a classical music festival held each January.

Padmanabhapuram Palace

Asia's largest wooden palace and former seat of Travancore's sovereigns, Padmanabhapuram blends Kerala architecture with royal history, 35 km from Kanyakumari.

Ooty Lake

An artificial lake created in 1824 by John Sullivan, Ooty Lake is the landmark of the Nilgiri hill station, in the heart of Tamil Nadu.

Nawal Sagar Lake

An artificial lake at the center of Bundi, Nawal Sagar reflects the city's palaces and forts and houses a partially submerged temple dedicated to Varuna.

Monkey Temple (Galta Ji)

Galta Ji, a Hindu temple complex nestled in a gorge 10 km from Jaipur, blends pink sandstone architecture, sacred pools and a thriving monkey colony.

Mattancherry Palace

Built by the Portuguese in 1555 and renovated by the Dutch, Mattancherry Palace in Cochin houses 16th-century Hindu frescoes.