New Delhi

India was a bucket-list trip for me. When I had the opportunity to go on a hosted FAM trip as a travel advisor, I jumped at the opportunity. This 2-week luxury tour did not disappoint. This trip combined the best of local culture, curated activities and amazing food with high-end luxury accommodations. I am now an India travel specialist, which affords me the ability to curate and plan amazing experiences for my clients to this amazing country.

I recently had the good fortune of visiting “incredible” India with a group of like-minded travel advisors. The itinerary, designed by Anecdotes, included all the things you’d expect to see in India (the Taj Mahal, bustling cities, temples, palaces, tigers …) plus a seemingly endless list of bespoke experiences. I ate in the home of an Indian family, celebrated an auspicious day in a Hindu temple, had my palm read and visited an NGO in tiger country that supports local women. I found the locals to be extremely welcoming, proud of their heritage/religion and always willing to share their customs and stories. They also refuse to let you say "no" to food and absolutely love to honk their horns. The country is a place of sensory overload with its colors, smells, sounds and tastes.

Delhi, the vibrant capital city of India, is often the first touchpoint for travelers embarking on their exploration of the country. A city where ancient history coexists with modern urbanity, Delhi is a tapestry of vivid contrasts. Its rich cultural heritage is reflected in the grandeur of its monuments, the diversity of its cuisines and the myriad of languages spoken on its streets. As a gateway to the many wonders of India, Delhi offers a microcosm of the country's vast and varied experiences. Making it an ideal starting point for any journey into the heart of India.

Delhi, the heart of India, is a city where ancient history and modernity coexist in a vibrant energy. This bustling metropolis, an amalgam of diverse cultures, religions and histories, offers an experience like no other. From the labyrinthine streets of Old Delhi, brimming with centuries-old monuments and markets, to the planned boulevards of New Delhi, showcasing colonial-era architecture and expansive green spaces, Delhi is a city of contrasts. Its rich heritage is mirrored in its majestic forts, serene temples, and bustling bazaars. A culinary paradise, Delhi's food scene ranges from traditional street food to sophisticated fine dining. A visit to Delhi is not just a journey through a city, but a dive into the heart of India's kaleidoscopic culture and history. Our 72-hour guide is designed to help you experience the best of Delhi, ensuring a memorable and comprehensive exploration of India's capital.