The Golden Temple, British hill stations, Tibetan culture and the Taj Mahal

India is a country of enormous cultural diversity, particularly in the north where the vast Gangetic Plain meets the Himalaya. Here India's history is perhaps at its most complex, manifested in the profusion of religions and landscapes.
We visit the Golden Temple of the Sikhs at Amritsar as well as Pragpur, a Heritage Village, and Mcleod Ganj, home to the Dalai Lama.
We end with Shimla, the former 'summer capital' of the British Raj and, of course, the exquisite Taj Mahal.
What makes this trip responsible?
This trip employs local staff through all aspects of the trip. Our leaders, already committed to Responsible Tourism, have received training and get additional refresher training on a regular basis. We use predominantly locally owned and run accommodation on this trip. Many local restaurants and shops are also used to purchase items throughout this trip which benefits the local community.
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Golden Temple in Amritsar











