India Tours in December 2025

We love the tour. Great guides in Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. Don’t miss the rickshaw ride through the spice market incredible. Elephant ride at Amer Fort in Jaipur was also amazing. India is such an interesting place. Definitely recommend this tour

The Northern India experience more than lived up to our expectations. Seeing the Bengal tigers in Ranthambore was magical and exciting. The sensory overload may seem overwhelming but it was worth it. Our experience was in no small part due to our wonderful CEO, Som Singh who bent over backwards to ensure we had the best possible experience, be it food, shopping or sightseeing. No detail was overlooked. Absolutely sensational experience. Thank you again Som for being you.

Great trip. Some long drives as expected, but well worth it. Visits to living bridges, Hornbill festival and headhunter village were excellent. Tour leader Pena was excellent and coped very well in what, at times, were very difficult situations.

There were 6 highlights on the trip. - Guwahati - living tree bridges - Hornbill Festival - Kaziranga NP - Majuli island - Longwa head hunters village. Each were excellent. The accommodation and food were generally much better than I expected. Most meals were included. All were good except for a couple of 'locally' prepared meals. The choice of restaurants and hotels were as good as could be expected considering where we were. Our guide Sanjeev was very professional and organised. If there were any issues they were kept behind the scenes. This is a trip for the experienced traveller. I would suggest that there are other parts of India to visit before putting Assam on the list. The reason I give is because of the distances between each of the highlights. Long days, some of them uncomfortable. Our 2 drivers did an excellent job looking after us given the driving. However the highlights made up for the travelling at least as far as I was concerned. There aren't many trips to this part of India and is very much off the Western tourist trail with no MacDonalds in sight, which, for me, is a huge bonus

I have always wanted to visit India and this trip did not disappoint, its such a vibrant country full of traditions, colour and lots of smiles. The children we met who wanted photos of us along with everyone at India gate who we felt like celebrities posing for them in pictures. The overnight train to Varanasi was an adventure and not to be apprehensive about with some wonderful morning views from the train to take in.

The sights were amazing to see, as expected. But the ability to experience the country, and to see how people live, was even more interesting, and I think some of the experiences also distinguished G Adventure trips from other trips to basically the same venues. Also, I learned so much more about the country, the various religions, traditions, and activities of daily life than I ever expected.