Amritsar Golden Temple

The Grand Dragon Ladakh, is located in the ancient city of Leh with views to the surrounding mountains and Cold Desert. The Grand Dragon offers the most comfortable option in Leh and provides the perfect gateway to this beautiful and region.

The Shakti Ladakh Village Houses maximize the authentic experience of witnessing rural Himalayan life, yet have been uniquely renovated to produce comfortable havens, blending old world Himalayan charm with a dash of sophistication.

The Ultimate Traveling Camp moves to Ladakh in the summer months from mid June to the end of September. Their Chamba Camp in Thiksey provides sumptuous tented accommodation, from which you are able to explore this magical part of India in style.

Snow Leopard Lodge is located at just under 4,000 meters above sea level in the remote Ulley Valley and is the only dedicated wildlife lodge in the area of Ladakh. The lodge is simple but provides everything you need to explore this spectacular area.

Taj Swarna Amritsar, the latest luxury hotel to join Taj Hotels, is a elegant hotel in the heart of Amritsar, Punjab. Just 2km from Sri Ram Tirath Temple and Maharaja Ranjit Singh Panorama, its a great base to explore the temples of this fascinating city.

The Oberoi Cecil is located on the Mall in Shimla and is ideally located to explore this most characteristic of towns. Combining echoes of the Raj with modern day refinement, the Oberoi Cecil offers impeccable service in a stunning location.

Oberoi Sukhvilas is a relaxing haven in the foothills of the Himalayas, and is a perfect place for a peaceful stay with stunning scenery. Stay in beautiful tents or rooms, and enjoy the wonderful spa here - a perfect place to relax after an adventure.

360º Leti is an exceedingly innovative and ambitious project, offering truly luxurious cottages against the backdrop of stunning Himalayan peaks and vast valleys. It is quite simply the ultimate Himalayan Hideaway.

The Shakti Village Houses are located around the town of Almora in Uttaranchal. They are all a couple of hours walk from one another and offer the chance to experience the local customs and way of life of this stunning Himalayan location.

This walk offers a glimpse of Shimla’s faded but glorious history and takes in lots of old colonial architecture.