All destinations

Every place we’ve built journeys around.

We don’t pretend to know everywhere. Below are the regions we’ve walked, returned to, and built relationships in. If a place isn’t here, ask us — we’ll either send you to someone better, or tell you it’s on our list.

Bundi — 84-Pillared Cenotaph (Chaurasi Khambon)

Rajasthan

Bundi

A blue-painted hill town with a 14th-century palace nobody renovated, stepwells in residential lanes, and Kipling's old guesthouse still standing.

Champaner-Pavagadh — UNESCO 15th-c. Jami Masjid

Gujarat

Champaner-Pavagadh

India's only pre-Mughal Islamic city left intact — UNESCO-listed, almost empty of tourists, with a living Kalika temple still drawing pilgrims to the hilltop above.

Lepakshi — Veerabhadra Temple Vijayanagara pillars

Andhra Pradesh

Lepakshi

A 16th-century Vijayanagara temple with India's largest monolithic Nandi, a hanging pillar, and ceiling murals nobody has retouched in 470 years.

Mahabalipuram — Shore Temple (Pallava-era vimana)

Tamil Nadu

Mahabalipuram

Pallava rock-cut shore temples, granite carved like fabric, and a stone-carving guild still working seven streets back from the sea.

Mandu — Hoshang Shah's Tomb (Indo-Islamic, 15thc)

Madhya Pradesh

Mandu

A 12-square-kilometre ridge-top city of Afghan-style tombs and pavilions, abandoned in the 1700s, now grazed by goats and visited by almost no one.

Boatman rowing on the Ganges at sunrise, Varanasi

Northern Plains

Banaras

The river, the lanes, and a city that has never paused.

Amber Fort walls glowing in late afternoon light, Jaipur

Rajasthan

Jaipur

The pink city, but seen through the families that built it.

Stepwell stone in Jodhpur, dust on hand-cut edges

Rajasthan

Jodhpur

The blue city, stepwells, and Mehrangarh against a desert sky.