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The summit of Kanchenjunga glowing gold at first light above dark Himalayan foothills

27.7025° N, 88.1475° E — Kanchenjunga, first light

Go somewhereyou'll talk aboutfor years.

Small journeys. Wild places. Stories worth bringing home.

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03Featured journeys

Small groups or just you. Routes we've travelled ourselves, paced so you actually get to feel the place.

A bazaar in Rajasthan

Day one, you still check your phone. By day three, you've forgotten where you put it. That's usually when the journey begins.

05Choose your direction

Five corners of one country.

Desert in the west, snow in the north, backwaters in the south, cloud forests in the east. Pick a point on the map.

26.6000° N, 73.2000° E

Cities, Desert & Stars

7 Days / 6 Nights · from ₹38,900

Enter the journey

06Why travel with us

Not a booking engine. A few people who love the road.

  1. 01

    Small groups. Big stories.

    Never more than twelve travellers — or just you. Small enough to fit in a family kitchen, a village boat or a single rooftop at sunset.

  2. 02

    Places worth slowing down for.

    Fewer stops, longer stays. We'd rather you remember three places deeply than photograph ten from a bus window.

  3. 03

    People who know the road.

    Our guides and drivers live where you're travelling. They know which road floods, which dhaba is worth it and who makes the best momos in town.

  4. 04

    No copy-paste itineraries.

    Every route starts as a blank page and a conversation about how you like to travel. Then we travel it ourselves.

  5. 05

    Support before, during and after.

    One trip designer from first idea to the drive home — and a real person on the phone at 2am if the road decides otherwise.

Meet your trip designers

The people who know the road.

No call centre, no chatbot. One of these four will plan your journey, answer your messages and pick up the phone when the road decides otherwise.

Our story
  • Portrait of Aarav Mehta, Founder & Trip Designer

    Aarav Mehta

    Founder & Trip Designer

    fav road: Jodhpur to Jaisalmer, windows down

  • Portrait of Ishita Rao, Head of Journeys

    Ishita Rao

    Head of Journeys

    fav road: The ghat road up to Munnar

  • Portrait of Rohan Shinde, North-East Specialist

    Rohan Shinde

    North-East Specialist

    fav road: Shillong to Dawki in the dry season

  • Portrait of Meera Nair, Guest Experience

    Meera Nair

    Guest Experience

    fav road: Gangtok to Pelling, fog and all

Sample team profiles and stock portraits shown for demonstration.

07Moments

Things that won't fit inside your suitcase.

None of these are on a checklist. All of them end up being the reason people go back.

  • Chai served in clay kulhad cups on a wooden table
    Chaithe third one today
  • Snow-streaked peaks rising over the green slopes of Sonamarg
    MountainsSonamarg, after the clouds
  • Brightly canopied shikaras lined up along the edge of Dal Lake
    Boatsrush hour on Dal Lake
  • The pink honeycomb facade of Hawa Mahal in Jaipur's old city
    PalacesHawa Mahal — 953 windows
  • A bullock cart on a quiet country road in warm evening light
    Roadsthe long way round
  • The long single drop of Nohkalikai Falls into its forest gorge
    WaterfallsNohkalikai, straight down
  • Cooks frying snacks at a busy street-food stall in Old Delhi
    Local foodOld Delhi, round two
  • Two friends sitting by a campfire under the night sky
    Campfiresstories, mostly exaggerated
  • Hand-painted Rajasthani kathputli puppets hanging in a Jaisalmer shop
    Marketsevery colour at once

08Stories from the road

The bit where other people do the talking.

We've done big-company tours before. This felt completely different — like friends who happened to know every back lane in Jodhpur were showing us around. The desert night was the best night of our year.
Priya & KarthikBengaluruTravelled in DecemberRoyal Rajasthan →

Sample guest stories shown for demonstration.

09 — The last page before the first one

India is waiting. Which direction?

Tell us roughly when, roughly who, and how you want it to feel. We'll do the rest.