What our guests say

“As first-time visitors to India, this tour delivered more than we imagined. Delhi was buzzing, and seeing Humayun's Tomb gave us a great understanding of the country's architecture. The Taj Mahal in Agra brought me to tears—it is simply mesmerizing. Jaipur's vibrant bazaars were fun to explore with the kids, and the Oberoi Vanyavilas in Ranthambore was the best hotel we’ve ever stayed in. The safari thrilled us when we saw a mother tiger with her cubs—unreal!”

“North India is full of beautiful landmarks, and this package showed them well. The guide in Delhi was excellent—he explained the history behind the Lotus Temple and Raj Ghat in detail. Agra's Taj Mahal lived up to every expectation, but the crowds were overwhelming. Ranthambore was a relaxing change, with the safari being the highlight. Jaipur was colorful and lively; the Jantar Mantar fascinated my husband. Some hotel choices like Trident Agra could have been better.”

“My family of four absolutely loved this package! We were fascinated by the Red Fort in Delhi and adored the Taj Mahal's grandeur in Agra—it was spectacular at sunset. Jaipur's palace architecture was stunning, and dining at 1135 AD restaurant inside Amber Fort was memorable. Ranthambore National Park’s safari was well-organized, and we were lucky to see a tiger! Thanks to the thoughtful itinerary, we never felt rushed during this incredible journey.”

“This was our first family trip to India and an unforgettable one. The Amber Fort and Jaipur’s royal vibe were extraordinary. The Taj Mahal deserves its fame—it was more gorgeous than expected! Ranthambore’s safari was a unique experience, though we only saw deer and no tiger. ITC Mughal offered excellent hospitality. However, the Delhi hotel felt outdated, and some long drives could have been better organized. Overall, we enjoyed the trip despite minor issues.”

“The Kerala Soft Luxury Journey was truly unforgettable. Kochi's blend of colonial charm and vibrant markets set the tone perfectly. Munnar's rolling tea estates were breathtaking, and a walk through the plantations is a must! Thekkady's spice-scented jungle was a sensory delight, and the houseboat ride through Alleppey was pure magic. India at its most serene!”

“We were mesmerized by Kerala's serene beauty. Kochi's heritage architecture was fascinating, though I wish we had more time there. Munnar's lush tea gardens were a visual treat, while Thekkady provided a refreshing change with its spice-laden air. Ending the journey in Alleppey's backwaters, gliding on a houseboat, was absolute paradise. Highly recommended!”

“The moment we arrived in Kochi, the vibrant culture had us fascinated. However, the highlight was cruising through Alleppey’s backwaters on the traditional houseboat – a surreal experience. Thekkady’s spice plantations were lush and invigorating, and the cool climate of Munnar was perfect for tea enthusiasts like myself. Beautifully planned journey overall!”

“Kerala is surely God’s Own Country! Kochi welcomed us warmly with its historic Fort and delicious seafood. We were captivated by Munnar’s misty hills and tea plantations. The spice gardens in Thekkady were an aromatic treat, and the tranquil houseboat in Alleppey concluded the trip perfectly. A seamless and luxurious experience overall.”

“My first trip to India couldn’t have been better. Kochi's blend of Portuguese and Indian cultures was intriguing. Munnar was otherworldly – covered in vibrant greenery. Thekkady's peaceful spice plantations gave me a much-needed escape, and Alleppey’s calm backwaters were truly unforgettable. All arrangements by Globalduniya were flawless.”

“Ladakh is an absolute gem, and Globalduniya made this journey seamless. Leh’s airy vibe, Nubra Valley’s contrasting desert, and Pangong’s unforgettable blue hues left me speechless. Khardung La pass offered a thrilling ride and stunning views. The guides were knowledgeable, ensuring we learned about the area’s culture and history. Truly worth every penny.”

“This trip was perfect for nature lovers! Camping at Pangong Tso lake was peaceful, and Leh’s streets felt enchanting. Khardung La pass was definitely an adventure worth bragging about. Nubra Valley’s activities, from camel rides to exploring the dunes, made me want to stay longer. Accommodation was great but food had limited options for vegetarians.”

“Globalduniya’s tour was well-planned, showcasing Leh’s charm and Nubra Valley’s unique experiences. Khardung La pass gave me unforgettable memories. Pangong Tso lake was stunning, however, the campsite felt too crowded and lacked basic amenities. Overall, the picturesque landscapes and nature’s beauty made this trip special for me.”

“Goa's Portuguese heritage and seafood, followed by the dramatic boulder landscapes and medieval temples of Hampi — this is a combination that works beautifully. In Goa we had four days at a Panjim boutique hotel with excellent positioning for Old Goa's churches (a UNESCO site) and the beach. The transition to Hampi felt like a different world entirely. Our Hampi guide was brilliant — clearly passionate about the site and able to answer every question we threw at him. The sunrise at the Virupaksha Temple was magical. Globalduniya's organisation throughout was seamless.”

“Most of my friends who visit India do Delhi–Agra–Jaipur. Globalduniya suggested this itinerary as an alternative and I am so glad I took their advice. Goa's north is different from the south — quieter, more Portuguese in character, better for heritage exploration. And Hampi is genuinely one of the most extraordinary archaeological sites I have visited anywhere in the world. The train from Goa to Hubli and then transfer to Hampi was well organised and the accommodation throughout was comfortable. My guide at Hampi, Shiva, was outstanding — knowledgeable, patient and excellent English.”

“We did the Golden Triangle on our first visit to India. This combination of Goa and Hampi felt more authentic and more adventurous. Old Goa's Baroque churches — the Basilica of Bom Jesus in particular — are genuinely world-class and see a fraction of the visitors of the major North India monuments. Hampi is simply jaw-dropping and we spent two full days exploring and still did not see everything. The Goa resort was excellent — pool, beach, and brilliant fish curry. A very well-curated route.”

“I will be honest — I booked this trip for the Goa beach days. Hampi was something I agreed to include on the advice of Globalduniya. Within an hour of arriving at Hampi I understood why it had been recommended so strongly. The boulders, the ruins, the river — it is unlike anywhere I have been before. My guide Mohan was extraordinary. Goa was lovely — the beach, the seafood, the laid-back atmosphere. But Hampi is what I talk about when people ask about this trip.”

“We are both in our early sixties and this was our first visit to India. Globalduniya made it completely stress-free. Every transfer was waiting as promised, every guide was briefed on our interests, and the hotels were excellent across the board. The Taj Mahal at sunrise lived up to every expectation — our guide Deepak positioned us perfectly for the light. Delhi's Qutb Minar and Humayun's Tomb were unexpectedly moving — the scale and craftsmanship of Mughal architecture has to be seen in person. Jaipur's Amber Fort is spectacular. A classic for very good reason.”

“We deliberately chose South India over the more visited North India circuit on Globalduniya's advice and they were absolutely right. South India's Dravidian temple tradition is not ruins — it is living worship at a scale and intensity that the north's Mughal heritage cannot match. Madurai's Meenakshi Temple has 33,000 daily worshippers. The Brihadisvara in Thanjavur has been in continuous worship for over 1,000 years. Our guide Mani in Tamil Nadu had thirty years of knowledge of these temples and his explanation of the iconographic programme across the Chola bronzes at Thanjavur Museum was genuinely scholarly. An extraordinary eleven days.”

“Jodhpur's blue streets, Jaisalmer's golden sandstone, Udaipur's white marble on a blue lake, Jaipur's pink terraces — Rajasthan's palette is extraordinary and deliberately chosen. Our guide explained that the blue of Jodhpur's Brahmin quarter was originally a natural insect repellent and the colour became a status marker over centuries. That kind of contextual detail transformed our photographs into understanding. The desert camp was a revelation. The camel at sunset, the stars, the Rajasthani folk music — everything we hoped for India and rarely find so completely. Excellent itinerary.”

“We researched Rajasthan extensively before booking. Globalduniya's desert and palaces itinerary covered more ground than I thought possible in eleven days — Jaipur, Pushkar, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Udaipur — without feeling rushed because the driving distances are manageable and the guides made every road journey interesting. The Pushkar camel fair (we timed our visit specifically) was an extraordinary spectacle. Jodhpur's Mehrangarh Fort is the greatest fort in India in our view — nothing else comes close for scale, preservation and drama of setting. The view over the blue city from the cannon bastion is one of India's great panoramas.”