Luxury Trip to India (Himachal & Punjab)

Day 1: Start your day eating breakfast in the Paranthe wali Gali at Chandni Chowk. Visit the Red Fort , the main residence of the Mughal Emperors for 200 years. Next, visit the Jama Masjid, one of India’s largest mosques, that gives a scintillating view of the old city from its top. Grab a bite at Karim's for lunch. Visit the Connaught Place that has Gurudwara Bangla Sahib and Central Park. End your day marvelling at mughal archeticture at Humayun’s Tomb.

Day 2: Visit the Qutub Minar. Drive past The Parliament House and stop by the India Gate. Visit the National Crafts Museum followed by Manju-ka-tilla, Delhi's mini Tibet. Spend your early evening at the Lodhi Gardens. Visit the Delhi Haat, the correct one next to the INA Metro!

Day 1: Once you’re in Amritsar, the last thing you need to worry about is food. Spend the entire day discovering the many flavours of the city. Once done, make a trip to the Wagah border when you can witness the border ceremony.

Day 2: A visit to Jallianwala Bagh is an absolute must when you’re in Amritsar. From here one heads to the mass lunch that’s held every day at the Golden Temple. You can stay there till the night and see the temple from a whole new perspective.

Day 3: The last day of your stay in Amritsar can be spent doing the two best things one can do in the city – eating and shopping. Relish the street food while you’re at it and spent the day around the markets and picking up some clothes, jewellery, etc for the rest of your trip

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Day1: Shoja is blessed with a thickly wooded mountainside with forests of conifer, toosh and deodars. Start your day by heading to the Waterfall point. Post this, head to the Tirthan Valley, about 30kms from Sojha. The Valley has the Tirthan River, which is famous for Angling during specified times in the year. A permit and appropriate gear will be required for this.

Day2: Spend your day in the Great Himalayan National Park, a UNESCO Heritage site. Here, you can also enjoy a hike or indulge in an overnight camping exprience. Shoja is also a haven for birdwatchers. The area is is full of Monals, Indian blue robin, nutcracker, ultramarine flycatcher etc. If not this, Shoja also offers numerous day treks - you could trek either to Serolser Lake or Raghupur Fort.

Day1: Start your day off by heading to Narkanda. This town offers breathtaking views of the valley around. Either head to the Narkanda Peak and temple or the Hatu Peak that has a beautiful wooden temple at the top. Both these locations are at a high-altitude surrounded by dense forests. You can also visit the Seetalvan Apple Orchard and learn how apples are grown while you pick one right off the tree to eat! We then suggest you walk through an abundance of Pine and Deodar trees to the 146-year old St. Mary's church in the village. The village and church are the setting for one of Rudyard Kipling’s short stories, called ‘Lispeth’. Don't forget to drink hot tea and eat a bowl of delicious maggie at any small roadside stall that you come across!

Day1: Start off by enjoying the Kalka-Shimla toy train. Visit the Jakhu Hill, said to be the highest peak in Shimla and the Jhakoo temple. Head to The Ridge, located in the heart of the 'British Summer Capital' that has everything, from shops selling exclusive artefacts to the spectacular view of the snow-capped mountain ranges set against an orangish hued sky. Visit the gothic Christ Church, the second oldest church in North India.

Day2: Spend time at the Rashtrapati Niwas or the State Museum followed by Mall street or Lakkar Bazar. The bazaar has a long stretch of shops on either side with some of the finest woordwork artefacts and is a good place to pick souvenirs and gifts. If you plan your trip around winter, it also has an open air skating rink.

Day 1: Explore the city which is known for it's great planning also visit the various gardens in the city. If culture is what you seek pay a visit to the Tagore Theater

Day 2: Chandigarh has not a lot to do but you should definitely visit the Rock Garden alternative you could spend the day at leisure

Visit New Delhi, Laid Out By The British, Presents Great Sightseeing Opportunities Like The India Gate, Rajpath Boulevard Or Humayun's Tomb, Inspiration Of The Taj Mahal. Explore Chandni Chowk
In The Evenings Go To Lodhi Gardens Where Locals Meet After Work To Exercise Or Hang With Friends.