Travelling as a woman asks extra questions of a place. We answer them before they are asked.
The arrangements
Drivers of long standing: the same names, trip after trip, known to us for years.
Female guides on request, in every city on the route, arranged before you land.
Rooms placed deliberately: position considered as carefully as the view.
One contact reachable through the whole trip, at any hour, who already knows your file.
Pacing set by the group: the itinerary bends to you, never the reverse.
What opens up
The printing tables
The workshops of women artisans, where the craft passes from mother to daughter.
Bagru's carved teak blocks
The zenana courts
The women's own quarters of the palaces, read by a woman who knows what they were for.
Hawa Mahal, built to see unseen
A family stove
Home kitchens that open for guests, with the household's matriarch cooking beside you.
Spices ground the old way
Rooms that stay themselves
There are rooms a male guide changes simply by entering; with a female guide, they stay as they are.
A haveli courtyard, from within
The journey
One worked example, built for women travelling together.
Like everything we make, it is a starting point, not a package: yours is built again from scratch.
In her words
“They were professional and helpful from my first enquiry to the end of the trip, arranging everything I asked for, from upscale restaurants and high tea to a sunset view of the Taj Mahal. My friends and I loved India, and they made Delhi, Agra and Jaipur worth it. Our guides were wonderful too, Seema especially.”
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