help choosing intrepid tour of india.
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help choosing intrepid tour of india.
Hi I hope someone can offer some information on choosing an Intrepid tour. My choices are classic rajasthan - delhi, agra, keoladeo bird sanctuary madhogarh ranthambhore np, bundi jaipur, pushkar, bijaipur in 15 days.
Or indian gourmet delhi, agra, peharsar, jaipur, bijaipur castle, udapur, ahmedabad, mumbai and goa, 15 days.
I have read on this site that Mumbai is not that good?? Do you think these tours are ok and which one would you recommend? Is Goa worth seeing or just another beach resort like some places in Thailand, Bali, Malaysia etc as I have done these to death.
Do you think there is enough time to see these places? How long do I need in Dehli, the tour offers 2 days, do I need more and is it safe enough for a single female?
Advice would be greatly appreciated.
Or indian gourmet delhi, agra, peharsar, jaipur, bijaipur castle, udapur, ahmedabad, mumbai and goa, 15 days.
I have read on this site that Mumbai is not that good?? Do you think these tours are ok and which one would you recommend? Is Goa worth seeing or just another beach resort like some places in Thailand, Bali, Malaysia etc as I have done these to death.
Do you think there is enough time to see these places? How long do I need in Dehli, the tour offers 2 days, do I need more and is it safe enough for a single female?
Advice would be greatly appreciated.
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I've traveled on Intrepid trips, but not in India. If you do a search on this board you'll find a trip report from someone who went to India with them. Not sure what kind of advice you want.
There is more to Goa than just beaches, and it looks like your itinerary will include that. Only you can decide if you want a food-centered trip or not. I would prefer Unforgettable India to Classic Rajasthan if you need a 15-day trip, as it includes Varansi.
There is more to Goa than just beaches, and it looks like your itinerary will include that. Only you can decide if you want a food-centered trip or not. I would prefer Unforgettable India to Classic Rajasthan if you need a 15-day trip, as it includes Varansi.
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Hi,Reece-
I took the Classic Rajasthan trip from Intrepid 18 months ago.I would highly recommend it.I had booked also the Unforgettable India,but left it in Orchha,about halfway through(long story!)You will have lots of opportunity to eat wonderful gourmet Indian food in Rajasthan,not to worry!
I took the Classic Rajasthan trip from Intrepid 18 months ago.I would highly recommend it.I had booked also the Unforgettable India,but left it in Orchha,about halfway through(long story!)You will have lots of opportunity to eat wonderful gourmet Indian food in Rajasthan,not to worry!
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I've been on two Intrepid trips - one was the Rajasthan trip which was wonderful. The real question is do you want to be pampered-protected on your own tourist bus on a gourmet trip or with the locals, but still guided with the Classic. I would suggest the classic.
My husband and I are leaving in two hours for Goa - on our own. Can't wait -India is my favorite country - inspiring, challenging, instructive and beautiful.
Namaste....
My husband and I are leaving in two hours for Goa - on our own. Can't wait -India is my favorite country - inspiring, challenging, instructive and beautiful.
Namaste....
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They are serving the niche travelers and I strongly recommend Holiday India to all.
Cheers
Roger & Emily