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The Land of Watching Forests
Where India’s History and the Wild Walk Together
- 15 Days
- 6 Destinations
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The Quiet Heart of the South
A journey through Karnataka’s royal cities, river forests, and hill sanctuaries
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Rituals, Rivers & Rising Faiths
A journey through India’s living legacy of faith, empire, and tradition
- 14 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Ladakh: Of Stone and Silence
Where Mountains Keep time and Rivers Carry Prayer
- 12 Days
- 8 Destinations
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Rajasthan Beyond Palaces
Stories of stepwell feasts, leopard trails, and wild hills
- 13 Days
- 5 Destinations
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In the Shadow of the Himalayas
Discover the wild beauty of the Himalayan foothills
- 12 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Where Legends Live and Tigers Roam
Central India: Ancient Temples, Timeless Stories, and Untamed Nature
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Rivers, Rhinos & Rhythms of the East
A Journey Through East & North-East India: Kolkata, Kaziranga & Brahmaputra
- 10 Days
- 4 Destinations
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Palaces, Temples & Colonial Echoes
Retrace the Peninsular History of Kingdoms & Colonies in Tamil Nadu
- 10 Days
- 5 Destinations
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Mountains, Monasteries & Monks
Discover the trans-Himalayan landscape and its people
- 9 Days
- 3 Destinations
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Nurla
Tranquility Amid Apricot Orchards
Tucked away amidst the majestic peaks of the Karakoram and Great Himalayan ranges, Nurla played a significant historical role as a vital stop along the trade route between Central Asia and undivided India. The remote location and limited accessibility of the region, combined with its breathtaking vistas, have nurtured a unique cultural community that has endured over time. Nurla provides an ideal lower-altitude haven for acclimatization upon arrival in this land of towering mountain passes. Situated along the Leh-Srinagar highway, this tranquil hamlet can be reached after a delightful ninety-minute drive from Leh airport. This village in Ladakh is surrounded by apple and apricot orchards and offers great views of the Indus River flowing nearby.
Image credits: The Apricot Tree
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