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Family travel

Built around the slowest person in the group

Shorter driving days, hotels with real rooms rather than converted attics, and an itinerary that survives contact with a seven-year-old and a seventy-year-old on the same trip.

How we do it

Family trips break on the drives. A six-hour transfer that is fine for two adults becomes the worst day of the holiday with a toddler or a grandparent in the car. We cap driving days and break long transfers with proper stops — not petrol pumps, actual places.

Hotel choice matters more than families expect. We only use properties where we know triple rooms are genuinely triple rooms and not a camp bed wedged beside a double, and where the kitchen will make plain food on request without a fuss.

And we build the day around when people actually have energy. Sightseeing in the morning, back by late afternoon, evenings free. Nobody enjoys a garden at 6pm with three tired children.

What changes

Four things we do differently for family trips.

01

Capped driving days

Long transfers broken with real stops. No six-hour pushes.

02

Rooms that fit

Verified triples and connecting rooms — no camp beds passed off as extra occupancy.

03

Food without drama

Jain, plain and no-onion-garlic arranged in advance at every property.

04

Morning-heavy days

Sightseeing early, back by late afternoon, evenings free.

6 matching itineraries

Packages that suit family travel.

Starting points, not fixed products. Every one gets rebuilt around your dates, group and pace.

Kashmir
6N / 7D5 stops

Complete Kashmir

The valley without compromise — all four regions, a night in Gulmarg and a night in Pahalgam, and a free day to do nothing at all.

SrinagarSonmargGulmargPahalgamSrinagar

From

₹27,900

per person

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Frequently asked

Family questions.

Anything else? Ask us directly.

What age is too young for Kashmir?+

Kashmir works at any age — Srinagar is at 1,585 m, which is not meaningful altitude. Gulmarg tops out at 2,650 m and the gondola goes higher, so we keep Phase 2 optional for families with very young children.

Is Ladakh suitable for children?+

We generally advise against Ladakh for children under five. Leh is at 3,500 m and the passes go far higher. For older children we build a gentler profile with extra acclimatisation days.

Can you arrange child seats or extra beds?+

Extra beds yes, at every property, arranged in advance. Child car seats are not standard in Indian tourist vehicles — if you need one, bring your own and tell us so we can allocate a vehicle that fits it.

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Group size, ages, dates, and anything that would make or break the trip. That is enough for us to come back with something real.

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