Srinagar's Mughal gardens and Dal Lake, the meadows at Gulmarg and Sonmarg, and the shepherds' valley at Pahalgam.
Every destination we know inside out
Fifteen places, in India and overseas, that our planners have walked themselves. Each one runs as a ready trip — the day-wise plan written out, the rate per head printed on the page. Want somewhere that isn't here? Say the word and we'll build it.
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Shillong's pine hills, Cherrapunji's waterfalls, the living root bridges of the Khasi hills, and the clear water at Dawki.
Tea gardens and the sunrise over Kanchenjunga, MG Marg in Gangtok, and the high lake at Tsomgo.
Tea slopes at Munnar, spice hills and Periyar at Thekkady, a night on the Alleppey backwaters and the cliffs at Varkala.
Old Manali and the Hadimba temple, Solang Valley for the snow, and the hot springs at Manikaran.
The City Palace above Lake Pichola, the Monsoon Palace on its hill, and folk performance at Bagore Ki Haveli.
Sela Pass and the war memorials, India's largest monastery at Tawang, and the high lakes towards the Bum La border.
Cellular Jail and the sound-and-light show, Radhanagar beach at Havelock, and the coral shallows off Neil.
The Ganga aarti and the ghats at dawn, Sarnath and Ramnagar, the Sangam at Prayagraj, and Ram Janmabhoomi at Ayodhya.
Coral Island by boat, the orchid gardens and elephants at Nong Nooch, and an evening at the Alcazar show.
A day on Ha Long Bay, the Golden Bridge at Ba Na Hills, and lantern boats on the river at Hoi An.
The towers and the King's Palace in Kuala Lumpur, the architecture at Putrajaya, and the cable car up to Genting.
Night Safari after dark, Universal Studios and the Sentosa rides, and Gardens by the Bay under the Supertrees.
The Buddha Dordenma above Thimphu, Dochula Pass and the Punakha Dzong, and the climb to Tiger's Nest.
Burj Khalifa at the 124th floor, a desert safari with dinner, the Museum of the Future and a day in Abu Dhabi.
Your next journey starts here.
Two minutes with the planner and you'll have dates, a day-wise plan and a figure per head — the sort of thing you can drop into the family group and actually discuss.
