INDIA
Like a local
Our goal is to introduce travelers to India, through unique urban experiences.
Stretching from the summits of the Himalayas to the luxurious forest and wildlife of Kerala, India is a perfect mix of landscapes, traditions and cultures. Visitors will therefore enjoy a compelling destination and embrace fully India’s unpredictability.
DELHI
Capital of India, Delhi is colorful, cacophonous and photogenic. With its population of 17 million inhabitants, this endless fascinating modern-day citadel is home to stunning historical landmarks, millennial culture and world-famous gastronomy.
Along with a local friend, travelers will discover a sprawling capital that never fails to surprise its visitors. Hopping between historic landmarks, wandering around bustling bazaars or feasting on Indian delicacies will be on the agenda.
KOLKATA
Located in the region of Eastern India, Kolkata is the capital of West Bengal and the third most populated city in the country. This vibrant tentacular city impresses its visitors with its contrasts, history, heritage and proud cultural tradition.
Along with a local friend, travelers will be guided through the alleys of the surprising Calcutta and will meet locals. They will be able to explore the city from the perspective of a local and enjoy an authentic experience in the heart of the Bengal region.
HYDERABAD
Nestled between Mughal heritage and contemporary energy, Hyderabad offers a fascinating blend of tradition and modernity. Once the city of the Nizams, it still reflects the grandeur of a glorious past while embracing its role in today’s tech-driven India.
On one side, the minarets of the Charminar, palaces, and spice-filled markets transport visitors to a world rich in history and fragrance. On the other, high-tech districts and trendy cafés reveal a city looking boldly to the future. In Hyderabad, past and present intertwine to create a unique atmosphere—both vibrant and unforgettable.
PONDICHERY
By the sea, Pondicherry is located in the Tamil region. This exotic and multicultural city seduces its visitors with its relaxed lifestyle, fascinating history and unique cultural heritage.
The French colonial perfume still hovers over the port of Pondicherry. Former trading post of the East Indies, Pondicherry retains many traces of its colonial past while proudly displaying its traditions and Indian heritage. Visitors will thus be able to discover the surprising contrasts of a dynamic and modern city.
KOCHI
On the shores of the Arabian Sea, Kochi flourishes in the state of Kerala. A historic maritime and cultural crossroads, this peaceful and welcoming city charms visitors with its tropical atmosphere, rich trading past, and religious diversity.
With colonial traces from the Portuguese, Dutch, and British eras, Kochi reveals a uniquely cosmopolitan history. Ancient churches, European-style houses, Chinese fishing nets, and spice-lined alleys offer a glimpse into its layered identity. A city of contrasts, it beautifully embodies the dialogue between age-old traditions and influences from afar.
CHETTINAD
In the heart of Tamil Nadu, Chettinad reveals a lesser-known side of India, marked by elegance and history. This region, once thriving thanks to the Chettiar merchants, captivates with its remarkable architectural heritage and distinctive way of life.
The villages of Chettinad are full of large mansions with carved wood, marble floors, and columns from around the world. These buildings reflect a mix of foreign influences and strong local traditions. With its grand homes, temples, and famous spicy food, Chettinad offers a special glimpse into India’s rich and proud heritage.
