International
Tour Packages
The subcontinent, Southeast Asia and the Middle East — planned individually to your brief, with the same attention we give an India journey.
Planned Individually, Not Pulled Off a Shelf
Our published catalogue is India, and that is deliberate — it is the country we have travelled methodically enough to sell with confidence. Beyond it we work differently. International journeys are planned individually to your brief rather than sold as fixed packages, which means there is no price list on this page and no itinerary you can add to a basket.
Named hotels with a reason for each, not a star rating and a hope.
What you get instead is a proposal built for your dates, your party and your budget, using partners we work with directly in each destination. The planning discipline is identical to our India work: sequencing that accounts for flight times and border formalities, and a single accountable coordinator from first enquiry to your return.
We plan these journeys for travellers based in India who want a properly organised holiday abroad, and for international guests extending an India trip into a neighbouring country.
Nine Destinations
Each is planned to your brief. The notes below are the things that most often decide whether a trip works.
| Destination | Best for | What actually matters |
|---|---|---|
| Bhutan | Tiger's Nest, the Paro and Thimphu valleys, tsechu festivals | A Sustainable Development Fee applies and a licensed local operator is required, so planning is not optional here. |
| Nepal | Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, mountain flights | Pairs naturally with a Bengal or Uttarakhand journey; mountain-view flights suit travellers who want the Himalaya without the trek. |
| Sri Lanka | Sigiriya, Kandy, hill-country tea, Yala, southern beaches | Compact and unusually varied — comfortable in ten to fourteen days. |
| Maldives | Resort stays, reefs, quiet endings to a busy trip | Resort selection is the entire trip: atoll, transfer type, house reef, villa category and meal plan matter more than the brand. |
| Thailand | Bangkok, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai, the southern islands | Two southern coasts have opposite monsoon seasons — exactly the sort of thing that ruins an unplanned trip. |
| Vietnam | Hanoi, Ha Long and Lan Ha, Hue, Hoi An, the Mekong | A long, narrow country with three climate zones, so timing and direction of travel genuinely matter. |
| Bali & Indonesia | Ubud, the coast and reefs, Borobudur and Prambanan | Works well as a two-centre trip; Java extensions need a little more time than most people allow. |
| Singapore | Short breaks, families, stopovers | Compact and superbly organised. Frequently combined with Bali or Bangkok. |
| Dubai & the UAE | The city, the desert, Abu Dhabi's mosque and museums | A destination in its own right, or a stopover that turns a long-haul routing into two or three extra days. |
What We Handle
Visas
Requirements, documentation and application guidance for each destination — and for Indian passport holders specifically, which differs considerably by country and changes more often than most travellers expect.
Flights
Routing, timing and connections. We say when a cheaper fare costs you a day at the far end, and when a longer layover is the better trip.
Accommodation
Named properties with a reason for each, not a star rating and a hope.
Ground arrangements
Transfers, guides, permits, park and site entries, and internal flights or rail.
Insurance and documents
Guidance on cover, plus the documentation certain destinations require at immigration.
Multi-currency quoting
INR, USD, EUR, GBP, SGD and AED, with one coordinator on WhatsApp throughout, in your timezone.
Combining India With a Neighbour
The subcontinent rewards this. Kolkata sits within easy reach of both Nepal and Bhutan, so a Bengal or Darjeeling journey extends naturally into Kathmandu or Paro. Sri Lanka pairs well with Kerala or Tamil Nadu, sharing a season and a short flight. The Maldives is an excellent decompression after a busy northern India circuit. Dubai and Singapore are useful stopovers that turn a long-haul routing into an extra two or three days rather than a wasted transit.
If a combined trip is what you have in mind, start with our India catalogue and tell us which neighbour to add. We handle it as one journey with one plan and one coordinator, rather than two bookings that happen to sit next to each other.
Answered Plainly
Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, Thailand, Vietnam, Bali and wider Indonesia, Singapore, and Dubai and the UAE. These journeys are planned individually to your brief rather than sold as fixed packages, so itineraries and pricing are quoted to your dates, party and budget.
Because these journeys are built individually rather than run to a published itinerary. Cost depends on your dates, party size, hotel selection and flight routing, and quoting a headline figure that then moves would not be useful to you. Send us a brief and we will return a costed proposal, usually within two to three working days.
Yes. We advise on requirements, documentation and the application process for each destination, including the specific position for Indian passport holders, which varies considerably by country and changes more often than most travellers expect. We guide the application; the submission remains yours to make.
Yes, and it is one of the things we do best. Kolkata is close to both Nepal and Bhutan, so a Bengal or Darjeeling journey extends naturally into either. Sri Lanka pairs well with Kerala or Tamil Nadu, and the Maldives works as a quiet ending to a busy northern India circuit. It is handled as one journey with one coordinator.
We advise on routing, timing and connections, and will arrange flights as part of the package where that is useful to you. Many travellers prefer to hold their own tickets, particularly when using miles, and that is entirely workable — we plan the ground journey around whatever flights you hold.
Three to six months is comfortable for most destinations. Bhutan during a major tsechu, the Maldives over Christmas and New Year, and Sri Lanka in peak season all warrant longer, since inventory is genuinely finite. Shorter timelines are workable in the shoulder seasons.
Tell us where you would like to go
Destination, dates, who is travelling and roughly what you want to spend. Because these journeys are planned individually rather than pulled from a shelf, the first proposal usually takes two to three working days.
We reply within 24 hours and quote in INR, USD, EUR, GBP, SGD or AED. Planning is free and unlimited — see Booking With Confidence.