New Delhi Farm and plantation visits Trips

I feel like I've seen as much of India as possible in a month. There was a full range of activities that included "must-see" sites. There was a balance of occasional free time without sacrificing getting as much out of our day as possible! The high opinion I have of your CEOs has remained intact--I don't know how you are able to harvest such high quality individuals to lead the tours. I love G Adventures.

India IS overwhelming, but in all the best ways. It’s an assault on the senses with noise, colors, crowds, friendly people, and fascinating traditions that stimulate your sense of adventure. If you can let go of your orderly routines of home, nothing will tease, exhaust, and thrill you like a journey through India.

I will never forget my experience on this tour. I’ve witnessed so many incredible and life changing experiences, from seeing the Taj Mahal to watching the sun set on golden beaches Goa, from cycling through the early morning chaos of Jaipur to hiking up through the peaceful forest on Ella Rock to reach breathtaking views, from stargazing in the desert to picking tea in the mountains, from monkeys to elephants, from samosas to dosas to hoppers, from masala chai to fresh green tea, this tour has been a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds and tastes, and I’ve made so many incredible friends along the way, who I’m sure will be friends for life.

My experience was fantastic. G Adventures seems to draw together a great group of people, CEOs included! The 18 to 30s something trip was great - it was immersive and fun. I loved the countries I visited, in part due to the itinerary and activities picked by G adventures.

Great experience overall. Super knowledgeable CEOs. The whole tour (32 days) was very very full on however I wouldn’t change it. I’ve seen a lot and feel I’m going home a changed person. Patience is a MUST when travelling to these countries, do not expect things to be done how they are at home, but that’s why we travel right?! For different experiences

India is an amazing country and I will definitely be back. Both guides knowledge made a big difference to my experience of the country and I couldn't had done it without them. However the quality of the accommodations really let it down, particularly in the north. The final thing I'd like to add is tipping. There was a huge disparity in the amount of tipping expected in north and south, which made budgeting harder. Our CEO in the south suggested a tipping kitty, which whilst expensive did take the presurre off knowing what to do. If in a culture that expects tips then I'd much rather it was just included in the price of the trip, the same with the tip for the ceo/guide. This is a big addition expense to budget for.