
The most departures we run, and the shortest flights to reach them.
Kashmir, Rajasthan, Char Dham, Bhutan and Nepal, on set dates from Cochin and Trivandrum through the whole season.
One country you already live in, and three you have not seen.

Kashmir does snow, houseboats and Mughal gardens. Rajasthan does forts, desert and colour. The Char Dham and Kashi are pilgrimage rather than sightseeing, and people come back changed. Bhutan measures its wealth in happiness and keeps visitor numbers deliberately low. Nepal has the Himalaya at close range and Kathmandu underneath it. Sri Lanka is tea country and leopards, an hour away by air.
- Kashmir
- Rajasthan
- Ladakh
- Andaman
- Kerala
- Gujarat
- Bhutan
- Nepal
- Sri Lanka
- Kashi
- Char Dham
- Vaishno Devi
- Mathura and Vrindavan
- Kailash Manasarovar
- Madhya Pradesh
- Hampi
Five days, twelve, or a pilgrimage that takes as long as it takes.
Some of these fit a long weekend. Others are once in a lifetime and need planning a year out. Start with what you actually want from it.
Domestic does not mean simple.
Permits for Bhutan and Ladakh, registration for the Char Dham, altitude on half these routes, and hotels that fill months ahead in season. All of it sits with us.
20 Years of Experience
Two decades of departures out of Kerala, and we have run these routes many times over.
Permits and Registration
Bhutan, Ladakh, and the Char Dham all need paperwork ahead. Ours starts early.
Routes Built for Altitude
Slow first days on the mountain trips, so the body has time to catch up.
All-Inclusive Pricing
Flights, hotels, meals, transfers and entry fees. The number we quote is the number you pay.
Departures Most Months
Fixed dates from Cochin and Trivandrum across the season.
Malayalam-Speaking Tour Managers
Someone from our team travels with the group from the airport and back.
Four ways to see the subcontinent.
Mountains, forts, faith or coastline. Say which one and the rest gets easier.
Two stops people wish they had built in.
What people bring home from these trips.
Rarely the monument. A shikara at dusk, tea on a station platform, and the walk that was harder than expected.

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