13 Day India Ultimate Adventure
Worthwhile Journeys Tour

13 Day India Ultimate Adventure

12 days
From £2,195

Tour India on our 12 day adventure

India isn't a country you simply visit—it's one you throw yourself into. Spend 13 unforgettable days exploring colourful bazaars by tuk-tuk, watching the sunrise over the Taj Mahal, sleeping in royal palaces, learning to cook authentic curries, dancing beneath the stars and ending your adventure on the lakes of Udaipur with lifelong friends.

Small-group travelBig moments. A closer-knit crew.
Your kind of peopleYour pace. Your kind of adventure.
Solo-to-socialArrive solo. Find your people.
Real experiencesGo beyond the guidebook.

India Trip

Follow India's colour and energy from the first chai and tuk-tuk rides to the Taj Mahal, with both sunrise and daytime visits in the itinerary. Jaipur brings palace visits, city exploring and local flavours, before the route continues to Pushkar and the lakeside city of Udaipur.

Expect a lively blend of temples, street food, markets, palaces and time on the water, finishing with one last evening together. Each stop adds a different texture to this 12-day journey.

India Trip

India Trip

Your day-by-day immersion

The itinerary

India Go Worthwhile

Your India adventure, one day at a time.

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Your adventure begins

Your Indian adventure begins in Delhi, where you'll meet your group before diving straight into the energy of India's incredible capital. Grab your first authentic chai, explore the buzzing streets together and kick things off with a rooftop welcome dinner as the excitement of the next 13 days begins.

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Day 2 highlights

Dive into the colourful chaos of Delhi! Explore the bustling streets of Old Delhi, hop aboard a traditional rickshaw and wander through the famous Chandni Chowk market.

Visit the impressive Jama Masjid mosque and discover beautiful temples before sampling some of Delhi's incredible street food.

Finish the evening enjoying the city's lively atmosphere with your travel group!

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Day 3 highlights

Discover another side of India's capital as you explore New Delhi's iconic landmarks! Visit India Gate, admire the spectacular Humayun's Tomb and explore the beautiful Lodhi Gardens.

Spend the afternoon browsing colourful markets, discovering local cafés or relaxing before enjoying your final evening in Delhi with your travel group.

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Day 4 highlights

Leave Delhi behind as you road trip towards Agra, stopping for roadside chai along the way. Explore the mighty Agra Fort before watching your first sunset over the Taj Mahal from Mehtab Bagh, where the marble glows pink as the sun disappears across the river.

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Day 5 highlights

Wake before dawn for one of the biggest bucket list moments of the trip. Watch the sun rise over the Taj Mahal, when the crowds are smaller and the changing colours make the marble even more incredible. The afternoon is yours to relax by the pool, grab lunch with the group or hunt down Agra's famous sweet treats before another fun evening together.


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Day 6 highlights

Hit the road towards Jaipur, stopping at the incredible abandoned city of Fatehpur Sikri, where ancient courtyards and towering gateways feel frozen in time. Arrive in the famous Pink City, check into your heritage palace hotel and head out for rooftop cocktails overlooking Jaipur's glowing skyline.


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Day 7 highlights

Today is all about Jaipur's biggest highlights. Explore the breathtaking Amber Fort, wander through the royal City Palace, snap the iconic Hawa Mahal and finish the day with sunset rooftop drinks as the city lights begin to glow.

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Day 8 highlights

Get hands on with one of Rajasthan's oldest traditions during a block printing workshop, creating your own colourful souvenir to take home. Later, master authentic Indian dishes during a lively Rajasthani cooking class, before diving into Jaipur's buzzing night markets filled with jewellery, textiles and incredible street food.

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Day 9 highlights

Leave Jaipur behind as you travel to the laid back town of Pushkar, where colourful cafés, wandering camels and sacred lakes create a completely different atmosphere. Visit the famous Brahma Temple, watch the sunset beside Pushkar Lake and end the evening with live music and rooftop drinks.


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Day 10 highlights

Wake up in one of Rajasthan's coolest backpacker towns. Spend the day café hopping, shopping for handmade jewellery and vintage clothes, getting a henna tattoo, relaxing by the pool or taking an optional camel ride through the nearby desert dunes before another unforgettable evening together.


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Day 11 highlights

Travel through the beautiful Aravalli Hills towards Udaipur, one of India's most romantic cities. After checking into your palace style hotel, head to Lake Pichola as the palace lights begin reflecting across the water before sunset drinks with the group.


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Day 12 highlights

Explore the magnificent City Palace, wander Udaipur's colourful old streets and discover hidden cafés, rooftop viewpoints and artisan shops. As golden hour arrives, jump aboard a beautiful boat cruise on Lake Pichola, before celebrating your adventure with a farewell dinner and an energetic Rajasthani folk dance performance.

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Day 12 highlights

Enjoy one final relaxed morning soaking up Udaipur before your private transfer to the airport or stay longer if you're not ready for India to end.

Meet your crew early

Say hello (before you go!)

The adventure starts before the airport. Meet your travel mates in the Go Worthwhile App, swap plans and make that first hello feel like a reunion.

  • Break the ice in your pre-trip group
  • Swap packing tips and travel plans
  • Land knowing a few familiar faces
Meet the Go Worthwhile Crew

Your pre-trip group is included with your booking.

What's included

A closer look at what's covered in your tour.

  • Airport meet & greet
  • Delhi tuk-tuk adventure
  • Old Delhi street food experience
  • Humayun's Tomb & Qutub Minar
  • Sunset Taj Mahal viewpoint
  • Sunrise Taj Mahal visit
  • Agra Fort
  • Fatehpur Sikri UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Heritage palace stays
  • Amber Fort, City Palace & Hawa Mahal
  • Block-printing workshop
  • Rajasthani cooking class
  • Jaipur night markets
  • Pushkar Lake & Brahma Temple
  • Optional camel ride
  • Lake Pichola sunset boat cruise
  • Traditional Rajasthani dance show

Before you go

Frequently asked questions

Visa requirements depend on your nationality, so always check the official Indian government website before travelling. British citizens need a visa to visit India, with e-visa options available for eligible travellers.

India’s safety can vary between regions and experiences. Travelling as part of an organised group tour can provide extra support, with planned transport, accommodation, local guides and assistance throughout your trip. Always follow local advice and take sensible precautions.

It depends on where you're travelling. Generally, October to March is popular for many northern destinations, while different parts of the country have their own ideal seasons.

Around 2–3 weeks is a great starting point for a first trip, although India's huge size means you could easily spend much longer exploring.

India uses the Indian Rupee (INR)

India is home to many languages. Hindi and English are widely used, alongside numerous regional languages.

India can be a very budget-friendly destination, particularly for accommodation, food and local transport. Costs increase for luxury hotels, private transport and organised experiences.

Try butter chicken, biryani, samosas, dosa, naan, paneer, chaat and thali. Each region has its own unique dishes and flavours.

Cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and larger businesses, but carrying some cash is useful for markets, smaller shops and local transport.

India has an extensive network of trains, buses and domestic flights. Trains are particularly popular for travelling between major destinations.

Yes. India is a popular destination for solo travellers, with hostels, group tours and organised activities making it easier to meet other travellers.

Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Make sure your policy covers medical treatment, cancellations, baggage and the activities you plan to do.

Pack comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, sun protection and modest clothing for temples and religious sites. Your packing list will also depend on the region and time of year.

  • Flights
  • Travel Insurance
  • Vaccines

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