Historical Tours to India
All of our forthcoming Scheduled Tours to India are listed below.
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Tours to India - Future Planning
We intend to run all of the following tours in the near future. Final dates and prices are yet to be confirmed. Register your interest and we will contact you as soon as these tours become available.
Imphal and KohimaAn in-depth exploration of the desperate fighting in and around Imphal and Kohima between the British 14th Army and the Japanese 15th Army which concludes with a tour of colonial Calcutta. Optional Clive of India extension to Plassey.View Tour Details
Maharajas and MoghulsRajasthan is an astonishing mixture of sandy wastes and lush foliage, of haunting palaces and earthen villages, and atmospheric temples where timeless rituals endure. Home of the fearsome Rajput warrior clans and bygone princely states it is an area saturated in historical sites that leave the visitor spellbound. With its rich natural history of tiger and leopard it is place not to missed. Join us for this unique blend of history and nature in 2025!View Tour Details
Sepoys and GeneralsBy combining our Indian Mutiny and Wellington in India tours into one trip, you will be spending over three weeks visiting some of the most iconic sites and scenery the country has to offer.View Tour Details
The First Sikh War 1845-46 & Indian Hill StationsIn 1842 the disastrous and humiliating campaign in which the British “were thrashed out of Afghanistan” ended, but it had severely damaged their reputation for invincibility in India and beyond.View Tour Details
The Indian MutinyFor a time British power in India – the jewel in the British Empire crown - hung by a thread. With so much at stake on both sides, it was a near run thing, with bravery and treachery in equal measure, and larger-than-life characters on each side.View Tour Details
The MarathasWe look at the 19th century rise and fall of the Maratha Empire as it challenged that of Mughals only to be thwarted by the British. We explore a wealth of stunningly located fortresses, palaces, temples and battlefields in the modern-day states of Maharashtra, Uttar and Madhya Pradesh.View Tour Details
Wellington in IndiaThe 28-year-old Colonel Arthur Wellesley left England in command of the 33rd Foot and arrived in India in 1797. He swiftly established his innate ability and campaigned in the Mysore and Mahratta Wars, returning to England as a major general eight years later. This is a very special tour which traces the sites associated with the Master's time in India.View Tour Details