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Indian Subcontinent holidays

Indian Subcontinent holidays

Filled with diverse climates, cultures, customs and languages, the subcontinent is home to many of the wonders of the ancient world, not to mention stunning tropical beaches.

In India we offer a wealth of fascinating tours or you could unwind on the superb beaches of Goa. Enjoy the ancient cities, cool hill stations and palm fringed coast of Sri Lanka. For the more adventurous, the spectacular scenery of the Himalayan Kingdoms of Nepal and Bhutan beckon.

Select a country

* Bhutan
* India
* Nepal
* Sri Lanka

Bhutan holidays

Known as the ‘last Shangri-La’ the remote Kingdom of Bhutan was off limits to tourists until 1974. Today, the country continues to preserve its cultural integrity, this introductory tour visits the beautiful mountain scenery, forts, monasteries and markets of the ‘Dragon Kingdom’.

With the number of visitors into this beautiful and unspoilt country restricted, this is an outstanding opportunity to be one of the lucky few!

India holidays

Let your senses be stimulated by the fragrant spices and colourful saris, marvel at the magnificent temples and enjoy the festivals and fairs that are an integral part of Indian life. From the buzzing cities and architectural wonders of the 'Golden Triangle' in the North to the scenery and serenity of Kerala in the South, and from tiger sanctuaries and national parks to colonial hill stations and tea plantations, a holiday to India leaves a lasting impression.

India escorted tour holidays

Offering an array of historic forts, holy temples and verdant landscapes a holiday to India is like no other. Escorted tours help you to make the most of your holiday to this extraordinary country by transporting and guiding you through hand-picked selections of India’s most captivating sights.

Goa beach holidays

Famous for miles of long sandy beaches, Goa is a beautiful, relaxing holiday destination. Alongside its beaches, Goa offers a unique blend of Indian and Portuguese cultures, colonial whitewashed churches and emerald green paddy fields.

Nepal holidays

The spectacular scenery of this mountainous country is impossible to miss. The capital Kathmandu lies at the foot of the magnificent Himalayas and you can explore many of the fascinating and beautiful medieval towns along the valley.

This country has much to offer the visitor - you can wonder at the stunning temple architecture, take a gentle trek or enjoy a flight over the mountains to spot the majestic Everest. A tour will give you a broader picture of this ancient kingdom perched on the roof of the world.

Sri Lanka holidays

The heroes of Horace Walpole's fairy tale Three Princes of Serendib had the happy knack of stumbling across marvellous situations entirely by chance, gifting the English language the term 'serendipity'. Their country is now known as Sri Lanka, and never was a word more appropriately coined. Marvellous situations - breathtaking views, magical experiences and friendly encounters - abound in this Indian Ocean paradise.

Sri Lanka holiday highlights

* The endlessly photogenic and uniquely dramatic 5th Century rock fortress at Sigiriya, rising sheer out of the jungle plains. Climb to the summit for unbroken vistas in every direction, and don't miss the exquisite cave frescoes.

* The ancient capitals of Anuradhapura and Polonnaruwa - sprawling complexes of romantically ruined palaces, processional avenues, mansions and temples.

* The enchanting cultural and religious centre of Kandy, blessed with a mild, temperate climate and clear air.

* The vibrantly colourful and historically significant cave temples at Dambulla.

* The charming elephant orphanage at Pinnawela.

* The consistently outstanding food - a 'typical' dinner might consist of seven or eight fragrant and spicy dishes, reflecting the cosmopolitan blend of cultures in the country.

Beautiful beach hotels

Experience Sri Lanka's beautiful beaches where the sand glitters like gold dust and the sea sparkles in zircon-bright sunlight. The water is as translucent and blue as the aquamarines and sapphires you've seen in the gem markets.

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