India Tajmahal Tour Operators

12/03/2024

Patrick embarked on a journey to Agra. From personalized car ride to the expert local guide and a delightful lunch at a hidden gem, every detail was meticulously curated. Patrick's Trip Advisor review speaks well about the magic of their day trip.




Giulio Cercato • Be Creative..

01/01/2024

The majestic lions, towering giraffes and graceful gazelles of Masai Mara just became a lot easier to spot. Kenya, the East African country which houses the vast preserved savannah, will soon allow travellers from across the world to visit visa-free, announced Kenya President William Ruto on 12 December.
“It shall no longer be necessary for any person from any corner of the globe to carry the burden of applying for a visa to come to Kenya,” Ruto said in a speech he gave in Nairobi, as part of an event celebrating 60 years of Kenya’s independence from Britain. Ruto also announced that the government is developing a digital platform that will grant travellers an electronic travel authorisation prior to their arrival in Kenya, completely eliminating the need for a visa.

29/12/2023

The Patrika Gate in Jaipur is vibrant and colorful because it celebrates the culture, heritage, and vibrancy of Rajasthan.

The intricate designs and bright hues showcase the region’s rich history and artistic traditions . If you are in Jaipur you must visit, but go early as it gets crowded. To take this photograph I was there at 6.30am, but worth it!

07/10/2023

"Today at in Pakistan, I had an extraordinary day filled with captivating and spiritually uplifting moments. 🙏 The pilgrimage to this holy place was a profound experience, transcending borders and bringing people together in harmony. 🌍 The serene surroundings, the echo of prayers, and the unity among pilgrims were truly enchanting. ✨ It's a powerful reminder of the universal message of love and peace. 💫 I feel blessed to have been a part of this enriching journey. Will be sharing details of how to visit this holy shrine soon.

06/09/2023

Take the photos but don’t forget to take it all in real-time. Do the research and plan but stay open for spontaneous surprises. Connect to the locals, ask for recommendations, and honor the fact that your travel destination is someone else’s home (humans and animals alike). Enjoy nature but leave no trace.

06/09/2023

Take the photos but don’t forget to take it all in real-time. Do the research and plan but stay open for spontaneous surprises. Connect to the locals, ask for recommendations, and honor the fact that your travel destination is someone else’s home (humans and animals alike). Enjoy nature but leave no trace.

31/07/2023

Amidst the grandeur of Abhaneri Stepwells lies a hidden secret that few know about—a mysterious connection to ancient legends and celestial beliefs. Local folklore whispers that these step-wells were not just architectural wonders but portals to otherworldly realms.

It is said that during certain celestial alignments, the step wells emit an enchanting aura, and faint melodies resonate from the depths. Legend has it that these celestial occurrences attract celestial beings, and some claim to have encountered ethereal figures emerging from the well's waters.

Locals also believe that the intricate carvings and geometrical patterns on the steps hold a secret code, revealing astronomical knowledge passed down through generations. Some scholars speculate that the Stepwells' design may align with celestial events, serving as a celestial observatory for ancient astronomers.

While these mystical tales have been handed down through generations, the allure of Abhaneri Stepwells remains unexplained and shrouded in enigma. The secrets held within their depths continue to intrigue curious minds, inviting travelers to unlock the mysteries of this ancient wonder and experience its hidden magic for themselves.

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Sheena Sewal

26/07/2023

One little-known fact about Fatehpur Sikri is the existence of a secret underground tunnel system. These hidden passageways connected various important buildings within the city, providing a discreet means for the emperor and his court to move around without being noticed. The purpose of these tunnels is believed to be for security reasons, allowing quick escapes during times of danger or for confidential meetings. These underground passages add an air of mystery and intrigue to Fatehpur Sikri, revealing hidden aspects of the city's architecture and history that are not commonly known to most visitors.

21/07/2023

The Taj Mahal: a sight beyond words! Its elegance left me breathless. Locals' warm smiles added to the charm, making my journey even more special.

The Taj Mahal's enchantment lingers in my soul.

A must-visit destination for anyone seeking an extraordinary experience in India.

26/04/2023

Tipping norms are one of the hardest things to navigate when traveling.
Fact check this with a few locals when you arrive but here's a helpful guide to get started.

26/04/2023

20/04/2023

This post is a part of Delhi Heritage Walk series. Living and studying about history, encouraged me to travel more.

Humayun’s Tomb was the first structure to use red sandstone at such a grand scale. The tomb was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993 and since then has undergone extensive restoration work. Its believed that the Mughal emperor Shahjehan, built the Taj Mahal in white, keeping the Humayun’s Tomb in mind. The structure was designed by Mirak Mirza Ghiyas, a Persian architect.

Humayun’s Tomb Visiting Hours & other details

The Humayun’s Tomb is open everyday from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm IST
Great place for picnics, photo-shoots
No charges for photography, Rs.25 for video
UNESCO Site, great place to admire the Indo-Persian architecture
Entrance fee for SAARC Nation citizens is Rs. 30, Rs.500 (foreigners)
Guided tours available
Visitors usually spent 45 minutes to an hour at this heritage site
Not an accessible tourism site

27/03/2023

In the ever-evolving landscape of the hospitality industry, the use of technology in Hospitality has emerged as a key player in helping hotels stay competitive and efficient. From streamlining operations to enhancing the guest experience, technology adoption has proven to be a valuable asset for hotels of all sizes.

It’s important to understand though that automation in the hospitality industry is not about replacing human employees. It’s rather about augmenting their efforts and working towards the common goals of making daunting hotel operations more efficient, saving time and costs, and increasing guest satisfaction.

21/03/2023

~ ARE YOU A TOURIST OR TRAVELLER? ~

I think by default all travellers are also tourists. But not all tourists are travellers. Here’s why!

TOURIST:

✨ As a tourist I’ve enjoyed relaxing on a vacation. Staying in the comfort of a nice hotel or disconnecting from the stress of work for the sole purpose of enjoyment.

✨ Travelling in a group where somebody else is planning my trip and all I have to do is show up!

✨ Taking pre-booked guides, tours and going to the most recommended places in any destination.

✨ And of course doing the most touristy activities on top of the list as recommended on wiki travel or TripAdvisor.

TRAVELLER:

✨ As a traveller, I’ve taken the off the beaten path to connect with places.

✨ Whether it’s cycling through small towns, speaking to locals, staying at their homes, enjoying local delicacies/street food and leaving the comfort of familiarity behind me.

✨ Or better, looking for reasons to find familiarity in new locations for completely new reasons.

✨ A face behind a shop counter that smiles back at me, my favourite street corner where I love going back for how the food tasted or what it reminded me of.

✨ Looking for recommendations from locals and finding a little something about places which they like to frequent.

✨ Pursuing a new activity, purely for the joy of learning about the place or it’s culture or with the intention of forging a deeper connection with the place. Like a blue pottery class or cooking class!

BUT:

✨ In all fairness, being a traveller is at times hard when you’re travelling solo, navigating a new landscape, carrying your heavy bags, and falling sick in foreign lands isn’t always the most amazing feeling.

✨ Also it takes more time at a new place to be a traveller which not everybody may have the luxury of.

✨ It is okay to be either, a tourist or a traveller at different points of time in your life.

But I would encourage everybody to take the off the beaten path atleast once, to truly feel connected with who you are in a foreign land.

✨ And at the end of the day. No matter who you are or which role you like to don while travelling, always be mindful of the culture and owe the locals their due respect.

✨ Be a kind guest in a land that belongs to somebody else and take back only memories, shopping bags (if thats your thing) and an experience that feels the most authentic to you!

So tell me, are you a tourist or traveller

25/07/2022

The khardungla lies at an altitude of about 18000 feet above sea level. It is the second highest pass in the world. It offers a view of peaks that are covered with snow perennially which make for a picturesque view. A short climb leads to a gompa and innumerable flags which make for wonderful instagram- able moment. The local cafés at khardungla offer hot cups of tea, coffee and Maggi which make for an idyllic mountain experience. One can also buy souvenirs. The drive from leh to khardungla takes around an hour and a half.

12/07/2022

21/06/2022

These flowers were growing wild in the meadows when my better half decided to get them for me. Didn’t have a proper vase but could manage to arrange them somehow. Hope you liked them.

21/06/2022

Met these bunch of kids while walking through the village. I asked them if I could take a picture of them..viola..what a lovely picture they make.

20/06/2022

A small village tucked away in the Suru Valley, offering a great panoramic view. The locals use water from the glacial melt for drinking as also to water their fields. ❤️

19/06/2022

A small village tucked away in the Suru Valley, offering a great panoramic view. The locals use water from the glacial melt for drinking as also to water their fields.

19/06/2022

Western Ladakh is still unexplored…perhaps it’s just a matter of time

19/06/2022

What a way to spend the day. Somewhere off the road to The Maitree Buddha at Sankoo, Ladakh. Awesome company, great music and weather to die for

19/06/2022

What a way to spend the day. Somewhere off the road to The Maitree Buddha at Sankoo, Ladakh. Awesome company, great music and weather to die for.

14/06/2022

The sangam of the river Indus and Zanskar

13/06/2022

RAINY DAYS