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City Sightseeing City Break

Take Indian City Tours to cover the greatest locations in India, from the picturesque Kerala Backwaters in the south to the well-known Golden Triangle in the north. The fascinating culture of the country comes to life during your trip, whether you're seeing Bengal tigers in Ranthambore National Park, touring the temple-dotted southern city of Tanjore, exploring the tea plantations of Munnar, cruising the Ganges in Varanasi, or trying curries in Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur.

Bangalore, India's third-largest city, has steadily transformed from the Garden City to the country's Silicon Valley. Bangalore, the IT hub of the country is adored for its many lakes, lovely parks, and nice climate. The city is well known for its corporate culture, eccentric cafés, coffee shops, and bars that are scattered around the city and provide international cuisines. You can visit the Cubbon Park, Lalbagh, Bangalore Palace and many more places on your tour of Bangalore.

India's capital, Delhi, is a multicultural metropolis that includes both the contemporary New Delhi and the medieval Old Delhi. Delhi has many facets and is regarded as the city with a heart, from its bustling retail centres to its ancient landmarks, from Delhi University to its vast contemporary metro system.

Together with Delhi and Agra, the capital of Rajasthan, Jaipur, forms the Golden Triangle. This charming city of the Land of Kings is sometimes called the "Pink City," gets its name from the terracotta-pink colour that many of its structures are painted. With its majestic palaces, lively bazaars, and intimidating forts, the Pink City is a testimony to Rajasthan's regal legacy and heritage.

Chennai, the capital of the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, was formerly known as Madras. Chennai, which is situated on the Bay of Bengal's Coromandel coast, is both vibrant and steeped in history. One of India's four metropolitan siblings, this "capital of the south" has a rich cultural past that is expertly balanced with its urban lifestyle.

With the Old City (Charminar side), Hitech City (Cyberabad), and other neighbourhoods positioned between the old and the new, Hyderabad is a city of contrasts that has its own old-world charm. Stately mosques and bustling bazaars coexist side by side with sleek new office buildings and shopping centres in Hyderabad, the capital and largest city of Telangana. It is precisely these contrasts—these windows into the city's rich past with the inescapable promise of an even better future—that make Hyderabad a destination worth seeing. Perhaps more than once.