Close your eyes and imagine yourself on a soft white sandy beach, with a warm tropical breeze gently blowing through your hair. Turquoise lagoons lap against the shore and invite you into their clear crystal coral and rainbow fish filled waters. Now open your eyes, this experience can easily be found in the Indian Ocean.
Shore Excursions
There are many excursions to see the islands up close and personal which allow you to explore the Islands in their full glory for a truly authentic experience.
Visit Bangalore, India’s Garden City, see Mysore Maharaja Palace and journey through Western Ghats. You can visit a tea plantation or journey to see the Kochi’s Chinese fishing nets. There is the idyllic Periyar’s Wildlife sanctuary and the Temple Town of Madurai. You can have a fantastic panoramic view of Chennai.
Hyderabad
Charminar
Iconic Landmark The Charminar is the most famous monument in Hyderabad and a symbol of the city. Built in 1591, this grand structure features four towering minarets and offers stunning views of the bustling markets and streets below. The surrounding Laad Bazaar is famous for bangles, jewellery, and traditional Hyderabadi goods.
Golconda Fort
Historic Fortress Located on the outskirts of Hyderabad, Golconda Fort is a massive fortress with a rich history dating back to the 12th century. It is renowned for its impressive acoustics, royal palaces, and striking views of the city from the top. The evening sound and light show highlights the fort’s history and legends.
Hussain Sagar Lake
Artificial Lake Built in 1562, Hussain Sagar is a large man-made lake that connects the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. The lake is famous for the 18-meter-high Buddha statue standing on Gibraltar Rock in the middle of the lake. Nearby, Lumbini Park offers boat rides, gardens, and laser shows.
Salar Jung Museum
World-Class Museum One of the largest art museums in the world, the Salar Jung Museum houses an extensive collection of art, antiques, and artefacts from around the globe. The museum’s exhibits include Indian art, European paintings, Persian carpets, and the famous “Veiled Rebecca” sculpture.
Chowmahalla Palace
Royal Residence Once the seat of the Asaf Jahi dynasty, the Chowmahalla Palace is a stunning example of royal architecture. The palace features grand halls, beautiful courtyards, and a collection of vintage cars, textiles, and artefacts from the Nizam era.
Ramoji Film City
World’s Largest Film Studio Complex Spread across 2,000 acres, Ramoji Film City is a major attraction and the largest film studio complex in the world. You can take guided tours, enjoy film-themed rides, and explore sets used in Bollywood and regional films.
Mecca Masjid
Historic Mosque Located near the Charminar, Mecca Masjid is one of the oldest and largest mosques in India. Built during the reign of Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the mosque’s central arch is made from bricks brought from Mecca, and it can accommodate up to 10,000 worshippers.
Qutb Shahi Tombs
Royal Necropolis These tombs are the final resting place of the rulers of the Qutb Shahi dynasty. Set within Ibrahim Bagh, the tombs are a blend of Persian, Pathan, and Hindu architectural styles. The tombs are beautifully landscaped and offer a peaceful retreat from the city.
Birla Mandir
Marble Temple The Birla Mandir is a striking temple dedicated to Lord Venkateshwara, built entirely of white marble. Situated on a hill overlooking Hyderabad, the temple offers panoramic views of the city and a serene atmosphere for prayer and reflection.
Jubilee Hills and Banjara Hills
Upmarket Neighbourhoods These affluent areas of Hyderabad are known for their upscale shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Banjara Hills is also home to the KBR National Park, a green oasis ideal for nature walks and jogging.
Taramati Baradari
Historical Pavilion A historical pavilion built during the reign of Sultan Abdullah Qutb Shah, Taramati Baradari is now a cultural complex hosting music and dance performances. The site offers beautiful views and is linked to the romantic folklore of Taramati, a legendary dancer.
Bangalore
Bangalore Palace
A grand palace inspired by England’s Windsor Castle, featuring Tudor-style architecture, lush gardens, and historical artefacts.
Lalbagh Botanical Garden
An extensive garden known for its diverse plant species, including a notable glasshouse modelled after London’s Crystal Palace.
Cubbon Park
A large urban park offering serene green spaces, walking paths, and historical monuments.
Vidhana Soudha
The Karnataka state legislature building, renowned for its grand neo-Dravidian architecture.
Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace
A historic summer retreat of Tipu Sultan, featuring ornate wooden pillars and beautiful frescoes.
Nandi Hills
A popular hill station located about 60 km from Bangalore, offering panoramic views, a cool climate, and historical temples.
Bangalore Fort
An ancient fort with historical significance and remnants of its past, including the famous “Tippu’s Tiger” monument.
ISKCON Temple
A prominent Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna, known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant cultural activities.
National Gallery of Modern Art
A gallery showcasing modern Indian art and offering insights into the country’s artistic evolution.
Bull Temple (Nandi Temple)
An ancient temple dedicated to Nandi, the bull vehicle of Lord Shiva, featuring a massive granite statue of Nandi.
Ulsoor Lake
A scenic lake perfect for boating and relaxation, providing a tranquil escape within the city.
Mumbai
Visit Spiritual, Historical and cultural diversity in this incredible land. Visit the former home of Mahatma Ghandi or the General Post Office building. Mumbai is the Capital city of Maharashtra here you will see the amazing landmark the Gateway of India. Constructed to commemorate the landing of King George V and Queen Mary on their visit to India in 1911. Located at the waterfront at the Apollo Bunder area it overlooks the Arabian Sea.
Gateway of India
A historic arch monument overlooking the Arabian Sea, built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary in 1911. It’s a popular starting point for exploring Mumbai.
Marine Drive
Also known as the Queen’s Necklace, this scenic promenade stretches along the Arabian Sea and offers stunning views, especially at sunset.
Elephanta Caves
Located on Elephanta Island, these ancient rock-cut caves feature intricate Hindu sculptures.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic railway station is renowned for its Victorian Gothic architecture and bustling activity.
Colaba Causeway
A vibrant shopping street where you can find everything from clothes and accessories to souvenirs, alongside street food vendors and cafes.
Haji Ali Dargah
A famous mosque and dargah (shrine) located on an islet off the coast of Mumbai, known for its stunning architecture and spiritual significance.
Juhu Beach
A popular beach known for its lively atmosphere, street food stalls, and beautiful views of the Arabian Sea, especially during the evening.
Sanjay Gandhi National Park
A large urban park offering a green escape from the city with attractions such as the Kanheri Caves, a variety of wildlife and walking trails.
Prince of Wales Museum (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya)
A museum showcasing an extensive collection of artefacts, including sculptures, coins, and art pieces from different periods of Indian history.
Bandra-Worli Sea Link
An impressive cable-stayed bridge connecting Bandra and Worli, providing a modern engineering marvel and stunning views of the Mumbai skyline.
Mani Bhavan
A historical building that served as Mahatma Gandhi’s residence during his visits to Mumbai, now a museum dedicated to his life and work.