What our guests say

“My sister and I have talked about India for fifteen years. We are both in our fifties and had postponed because of uncertainty about safety and organisation. Globalduniya's women's itinerary answered every concern. The female guide, the carefully selected accommodation, the advance briefings, and the focus on women's heritage sites and experiences made this the ideal India entry point for two women travelling together. The Jaipur gem-cutting workshop run by women artisans, the cooking class with a local Rajasthani woman in her home kitchen, and the zenana tour of Amber Fort with our guide's focus on the royal women's lives were all outstanding.”

“I have travelled solo in many countries but had hesitated about India because of everything I had read. Globalduniya's women's itinerary was specifically designed to address those concerns. Female guide throughout, female-only guesthouse options where preferred, briefing on appropriate dress, careful accommodation selection for location and security. At no point did I feel unsafe or uncomfortable. The experience was empowering rather than merely safe — understanding India from its women's heritage perspective, meeting women artisans and traders on their own terms, was a genuinely different kind of travel. I will return.”

“We chose this itinerary specifically because it focuses on India from a women's perspective — the women artisans of Jaipur, the women's quarters (zenana) of Rajput palaces, the women traders of Pushkar's market, the female deity traditions of Rajasthan's temples. Our female guide Priya brought personal insight to every site that a male guide simply could not have provided. The Anokhi textile workshop in Jaipur — seeing women block printers at work and learning the tradition directly — was a highlight neither of us had expected. India's women's heritage is extraordinary and this itinerary surfaces it brilliantly.”

“We chose this itinerary as our first India trip because it combined two things we love — wildlife and heritage — without overwhelming us with too many destinations. Ten days, three nodes (Ranthambore, Agra, Jaipur), one private vehicle and one guide for the full journey. The simplicity of the logistics matched the ambition of the experience. Three tiger sightings, the Taj at sunrise, and Jaipur's Amber Fort at golden hour. We are already planning our second India trip — Kerala this time. Globalduniya will be the only call we make.”