Our itineraries are centered on wholebeing, blending mindfulness and adventure to renew your perspective.
We curate places that offer renewal as you reconnect with yourself. Every hotel & resort offers sensory delights to its guests.
See the world’s most unforgettable cultural experiences. From wildlife to natural wonders, discover extraordinary sights.
Upon arrival, VIP assistance staff will meet you at the aerobridge and escort you through immigration and baggage claim. As you exit the terminal, our representative will welcome you and accompany you to your waiting vehicle for a private transfer to the hotel. (VIP arrival assistance is subject to prevailing airport security regulations.)
Morning after breakfast from the hotel and Discover the timeless charm of Shahjahanabad on a curated cycle rickshaw journey through Old Delhi, hosted by an all-women heritage enterprise dedicated to preserving the city’s living culture. Glide through the vibrant lanes of Chandni Chowk, pausing at Khari Baoli — Asia’s largest spice market — where the air carries the fragrance of centuries of trade, and wander through colourful wedding bazaars renowned for textiles, jewellery, and ceremonial finery.
Your experience culminates at Haveli Dharampura, a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion, where ornate arches, carved balconies, and a tranquil courtyard create the perfect setting for an elegant heritage luncheon inspired by Old Delhi’s noble past. Later transfer to the railway station. Time permitting, spend some time shopping in Khan Market and around.
Tour Amber Fort—with elephant ride—plus Hawa Mahal, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and local markets; lunch at Amber’s 1135 AD restaurant.
Jaipur’s stunning hilltop forts and royal palaces on its desert landscape form an exotic backdrop to Rajasthan’s romantic capital. Part of the golden triangle along with Delhi and Agra, Jaipur is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India. Its founder, Maharaja Jai Singh II, was a lover of mathematics and science, and designed the city on principles of Indian astrology and the Hindu concept of the universe. Traditionally, the colour of hospitality in Rajasthan, Jaipur, was awash in pink to welcome Prince Albert in 1856. Since then, it’s become customary to pink-wash the city’s buildings, thus popularizing Jaipur as the ‘Pink City’. Its old markets are famous for traditional crafts: hand-dyed and embroidered textiles, jewelry, precious stones, and metals. Chaotic and congested at times, Jaipur can easily distract you with glimpses of its regal past, brilliant bazaars, and some of the most colourfully dressed people on the planet.
For many people, Jaipur is the gateway to the rest of Rajasthan. But it’s worth spending some time in this fascinating city. Just stand on the street corner and take in the old and the new, the figuratively medieval way of life clashing with the modern, where one might see a flashy new car driving down the street next to a man riding an elephant or a camel; where monkeys play on rooftops below a snake charmer who sits in front of a computer shop or an elegant eatery.
Besides the intriguing atmosphere of Jaipur’s streets, there is plenty to see here, including ostentatious forts, huge Hindu temples, ornate palaces, and centuries-old miniarettes reaching for the heavens.
Ranthambhore and Chittorgarh together offer a captivating blend of wilderness and history. Ranthambhore National Park, once a royal hunting ground, is now one of India’s most celebrated tiger reserves, where ancient ruins rise dramatically from forested hills and lakes shimmer beneath the open sky. Here, thrilling safaris offer chances to spot majestic tigers, leopards, and diverse birdlife. Chittorgarh, home to India’s largest fort, stands as a powerful symbol of Rajput valor and sacrifice. Its towering ramparts, palaces, and temples narrate legendary tales of heroism, romance, and resistance, creating an unforgettable cultural experience.
Udaipur is often considered the most romantic city in Rajasthan—less hectic than Jaipur and less commanding than Jodhpur, but full of quiet charm. Known as the Land of Mewar, it is set against the backdrop of the rolling Aravalli Hills and dotted with serene lakes and elegant palaces. Life moves at a gentler pace here, especially in the Old City, where narrow lanes invite leisurely exploration. With fewer crowds and relatively light traffic, the city retains an old-world charm. Morning rituals, temple worship, and the reserved curiosity of local women all reflect traditions that continue to shape daily life in this graceful town.
With fewer crowds and relatively light traffic, the city retains an old-world charm. Morning rituals, temple worship, and the reserved curiosity of local women all reflect traditions that continue to shape daily life in this graceful town.
The second oldest of Rajasthan and perhaps the only remaining living fort in the world, the golden sandstone Jaisalmer Fort rises out of the Thar Desert and must have been a majestic, and very welcome site for the caravans of the ancient trade routes. Venture deep into the desert and you will discover grazing grounds and oases and small temples, remnants of the bygone, almost mythical times of the caravan trade routes. The roads (which are well maintained by the Indian Army) lead you out to the sand dunes past villages whose harsh existence in the extreme temperatures of the desert are hard to imagine.
There is a stark beauty to this region and the colours are incredible as are the skies at night. The recent re-introduction of flights into Jaisalmer mean that accessibility is now much easier than before.
Dominating the skyline, the mighty Mehrangarh Fort is the crown jewel of Jodhpur—a vast sandstone citadel that lords over the Blue City with timeless grandeur. While the fort is often the primary draw, it’s also the gateway to a host of immersive experiences. For thrill-seekers, ziplining over the fort’s ramparts offers a breathtaking perspective. Shoppers can lose themselves in the vibrant chaos of the Clock Tower Market, honing their bargaining skills among stalls brimming with spices, textiles, and handicrafts. Nature lovers will find solace in the dramatic landscapes of the Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park, a remarkable conservation initiative that brings the desert ecology to life.
Agra, synonymous with the Taj Mahal, is often cited as the world’s most beautiful building and is a must-visit destination for most people traveling to India for the first time. However, the city houses many other extraordinary monuments and offers a fascinating history and an array of experiences beyond its main attraction. From the might of the Mughals with their mausoleums and the impressive Agra Fort to the cantonment area of the British with its post office, university, churches, and cathedrals, Agra has much to offer.
Additionally, the city features village walks and an elephant rescue center, making it more than just a one-night destination if you have time.
Upon arrival at the railway station, our representative will greet you with a personalised name sign and assist with your luggage before escorting you to your private chauffeur-driven car. You will then be transferred comfortably to the airport, with assistance provided up to the terminal entrance, ensuring a smooth, seamless, and stress-free transition for your onward journey.
At Six Senses Vana, guests embark on a transformative wellness journey that emphasizes learning, connection, and healing through nature. The retreat offers a serene environment where individuals can engage in Ayurveda, Yoga, Tibetan medicine, and natural healing therapies, supported by a compassionate team. Each stay includes full-board accommodation with nutritious meals, daily activities like yoga and meditation, wellness consultations, and personalized treatments designed to help guests reconnect with themselves and the world around them.
The resort features thoughtfully designed accommodations that blend contemporary aesthetics with natural surroundings, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Guests enjoy a variety of culinary experiences that align with Ayurvedic principles, emphasizing local and sustainable ingredients. With menus that cater to different dietary needs, each meal becomes a celebration of health and culture. The retreat also offers optional specialized programs for deeper transformations, encouraging guests to reset their intentions and embrace a holistic approach to wellness.
Guests at Six Senses Vana can engage in a variety of activities tailored to their wellness goals, from yoga and meditation to personalized treatments and excursions to nearby attractions like Rishikesh and Jabarkhet Nature Reserve. With a commitment to adapting to the changing seasons and providing enriching experiences, Six Senses Vana emphasizes the importance of nature in fostering holistic well-being.
Private airport transfer by air-conditioned car: your driver will pick you up from your hotel and ensure a timely one-hour ride directly to Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) so you arrive in good time for your flight.
Grand Lutyens-era architecture, sweeping colonnades and a museum-style collection of Indo-colonial art define this iconic New Delhi landmark. Located in a quiet pocket near the capital’s historic and diplomatic district, it offers elegant Deco Rooms, Heritage Rooms and spacious suites, consistently recognised among India’s most awarded luxury hotels. Within the hotel, guests can indulge in yoga, meditation and bespoke spa therapies, surrounded by manicured lawns and serene courtyards.
The Palace on Wheels offers a lavish odyssey inspired by the personal trains of Indian royalty, running since 1982 under the aegis of Indian Railways and Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation. Every journey unfolds as a regal experience with ornate, air-conditioned coaches—each named after a princely state—furnished in traditional Rajasthani splendor yet offering modern comforts like Wi‑Fi and en‑suite bathrooms. Onboard, passengers are treated to sumptuous cuisine in the royal dining cars—The Maharaja and The Maharani—where Rajasthani delicacies, North Indian classics, and international fare are served amid panoramic views.
The resort features thoughtfully designed accommodations that blend contemporary aesthetics with natural surroundings, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Guests enjoy a variety of culinary experiences that align with Ayurvedic principles, emphasizing local and sustainable ingredients. With menus that cater to different dietary needs, each meal becomes a celebration of health and culture.
✦ Private transfers throughout, including airport
✦ Dedicated English-speaking guide
✦ All excursions, boat trips & entrance fees
✦ Your Six Senses Stay is Fully Inclusive
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