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In 1857, a horrific sepoy uprising emerged in India, leading to premature fatalities of not just the British soldiers but also their wives and innocent children. Now, after 167 years, we return to the locations that experienced the most violent bloodshed in British history. Participate in a remembrance tour across Calcutta, Serampore, Barrackpore, Delhi,...

Prince Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales (who later became King Edward VII), the eldest son of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, traveled to India (as well as Sri Lanka, Pakistan...

In 1875, Prince Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales and future King Edward VII, embarked on a tour of India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, and Nepal,...

With over 335 years of British presence in India, the country was once a sought-after destination for Britons seeking to live and work before returning...

Most people remember Arthur Wellesley, the First Duke of Wellington, as the victor of Waterloo on June 18, 1815. Some may also recall his command...

1857 was a year characterized by an extensive siege in India, with the northern region being the most affected. The incident severely impacted the British and undermined the foundations of the East India Company, ultimately leading to the transfer of colonial...

The British maintained a significant presence in India for over 335 years, during which India was a sought-after destination for Britons intending to work and...

Embark on a captivating 16/17-days journey through North India's most iconic destinations. This tour offers a blend of cultural exploration, birding, and immersive experiences across...

India is a land of endless surprises, where history, culture, and nature blend in fascinating ways. This 14/15-day tour takes you on a journey to...

Denmark maintained colonial possessions in India for 225 years, including Tranquebar, Serampore, and the Nicobar Islands. Unlike other European powers, the Danish presence in India...