Responsible travel in India
India never leaves indifferent. Majestically exotic, abundant and contrasting, this destination is undoubtedly one of the most bewitching there is. From lush jungles to the effervescence of its cities, passing through its flamboyant royal cities and its fragrant cuisine, the many contrasts that characterize India seduce and confuse its travelers.
We visit the north of the country to get lost in its dazzling landscapes, where sumptuous palaces are devoured by the eyes. In immersion with the locals, you discover the habits and customs of your hosts.
Practice responsible travel in India with our local experts.
You will find up-to-date information on responsible travel in India in our section below.
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- local gastronomy
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- outstanding local initiatives to preserve ecosystem

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