Kerala is usually pictured as backwaters and beaches. Ask anyone who has actually spent time in the state’s hills, and the story changes its character. Something like: they stepped out of the car, and before they could even reach for their camera, the air does something to them. It&#...
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“God’s Own Country,” that’s how locals call this land. Spend three days here, and you’ll stop thinking of it as a nickname. Kerala has a particular kind of quiet you won’t find anywhere else in India...
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Six centuries of traders have passed through Kochi, and almost all of them left something behind. The Portuguese built the first European church in India here in 1506. The Chinese introduced their giant cantilevered fishing nets in the...
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Munnar earns its reputation quietly. There are no major cities nearby. No heritage monuments to queue for. What draws visitors here is simpler and, for many travelers, far more satisfying: hillsides covered in tea, a cool climate even ...
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What makes the Taj Mahal look so perfectly balanced? It is not only the famous white marble. The dome, four minarets, arches, carved screens, inlay work, and surrounding garden were all planned as part of a carefully designed complex. ...
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Often people ask, where should you actually stay in Agra if you want to be close to the Taj Mahal, which hotels are worth booking, and is it better to choose a luxury property or a heritage stay? At Bespoke India Holidays, we’ve seen...
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January in Jaipur looks different from any other time of year. The forts are the same. The bazaars are the same. But for five days each January, the city draws a different kind of crowd. Writers, historians, Nobel laureates, journalist...
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Most luxury travelers pass through Jaipur as part of India’s Golden Triangle, staying there for two or three nights before continuing on their journey. During that time, it is possible to visit the forts and the markets. However,...
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Delhi is well-known for its Mughlai food, butter chicken, smoky kebabs, chole bhature, stuffed heavy parathas, and chaat. Old Delhi is also known for its traditional cuisine, with crowded food markets near Chandni Chowk and Jama Masjid...
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