DEVGAMAN

India · Est. 2026 · Jaipur

India, in full colour.

देव + गमन — एक दिव्य यात्रा

We plan journeys across all 36 states and union territories from a desk in Jaipur — by the days you have, by the way you like to travel, or entirely by hand.

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The name

देवगमनDEVGAMAN

Dev
देव — god, the divine.
Gaman
गमन — to go; the going.

DEVGAMAN is two Sanskrit words. Dev — the divine. Gaman — the going. Put them together and the name is a divine journey. We are a Jaipur house that plans travel across all of India by hand — a route, a season, a set of mornings that belong only to you. No packages, no counters, no queue. Tell us how many days you have. We will do the rest.

Our storyStart a plan
JaipurजयपुरVaranasiवाराणसीLehलेहUdaipurउदयपुरRishikeshऋषिकेशHampiहम्पीMunnarमुन्नारJodhpurजोधपुरKhajurahoखजुराहोDarjeelingदार्जिलिंगAmritsarअमृतसरKochiकोच्चिPushkarपुष्करMaduraiमदुरैShimlaशिमलाKonarkकोणार्कTawangतवांगGoaगोवा

12 themes · 188 destinations

Twelve ways to travel India.

बारह रास्ते, एक देश

Every journey we plan starts as one of these. Pick the light you want to travel in and we will build the road to it.

Evening lamps and pilgrims on the steps of Dashashwamedh Ghat beside the Ganga at Varanasi

13 destinations

Spiritual

Ghats at first light, bells, and the long walk up

Nature

Alpine meadows, monsoon forests and rivers with names

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Culture

Puppets, looms, ragas and streets that still make things

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Food

Kachori mornings, kebab evenings, coconut afternoons

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Adventure

High passes, cold rivers, and air you have to earn

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Heritage

Rock-cut caves, desert forts and marble that changes colour

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Wellness

Yoga at dawn, oil on the skin, nothing on the schedule

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Wildlife

Tigers, one-horned rhinos, lions and 1,300 birds

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Romance

Lake palaces, shikaras and beaches with nobody on them

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Family

Toy trains, forts to run around, elephants and ice cream

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Photography

Blue walls, white salt, gold light and a thousand faces

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Offbeat

Places without a queue, and roads that end in villages

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All twelve ways to travelSee the experiences

The night drive

Seven journeys we run. Pick one, and the map drives it.

अपना रास्ता चुनिए

Every journey below is one we actually run, drawn stop by stop in the order we travel them — from a six-day triangle to three weeks down the length of the country. Choose one and the map flies to it, the road redraws, the car sets off, and each stop is one of our 188 destinations across 36 states and union territories. Zoom back out to all of India whenever you want the whole picture.

Plan a route like this
India, with 7 of our journeys drawn on it, framed on the one you have chosen

6 days · 5 nights

From ₹58,000

Delhi's tombs, Agra's marble and Jaipur's pink grid in six days

The route, stop by stop

  1. 01DelhiDelhi
  2. 02AgraUttar Pradesh
  3. 03Fatehpur SikriUttar Pradesh
  4. 04JaipurRajasthan

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4 featured journeys

Journeys we would take ourselves

यात्राएँ जो हम खुद करेंगे

Fixed routes we have driven, eaten and slept through. Every one of them bends around the days you actually have.

All journeys
  1. 016 days · 5 nights
    The white sand curve of Radhanagar Beach on Havelock Island with turquoise water and forest behind6 days · 5 nights
    Themes:NatureAdventureRomance

    Easy · Best Oct–May

    Andaman Island Escape

    Six days of coral, ferries and colonial ruins in the Bay of Bengal

    Route: Port Blair → Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) → Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) → Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Dweep)

    Group
    2–12 (private)
    From
    ₹48,000 pp

    From, per person₹48,000

    4 stops

  2. 028 days · 7 nights
    A Bengal tiger walking a forest track in the sal woodland of a central Indian tiger reserve8 days · 7 nights
    Themes:WildlifeNatureHeritage

    Easy · Best Nov–Apr

    Central India Tiger Safari

    Five dawns in Kanha and Bandhavgarh, then Khajuraho and Orchha to finish

    Route: Kanha → Bandhavgarh → Khajuraho → Orchha

    Group
    2–12 (private)
    From
    ₹98,000 pp

    From, per person₹98,000

    4 stops

  3. 038 days · 7 nights
    A kettuvallam houseboat moving through a palm-lined channel of the Kerala backwaters8 days · 7 nights
    Themes:NatureWellnessFood

    Easy · Best Sep–Mar

    Kerala Backwaters and Tea Hills

    Fort Kochi to a Vembanad houseboat, by way of the high tea country

    Route: Kochi → Munnar → Thekkady & Periyar → Alleppey (Alappuzha) +1 more

    Group
    2–12 (private)
    From
    ₹68,000 pp

    From, per person₹68,000

    5 stops

  4. 048 days · 7 nights
    Pangong Tso stretching blue between bare brown mountains in Ladakh8 days · 7 nights
    Themes:AdventureNaturePhotography

    Challenging · Best Jun–Sep

    Ladakh High Passes Road Trip

    Eight days over 5,000-metre passes to Nubra, Pangong and Tso Moriri

    Route: Leh → Nubra Valley → Pangong Tso → Tso Moriri

    Group
    2–8 (private)
    From
    ₹72,000 pp

    From, per person₹72,000

    4 stops

Plan it here, in ten seconds

Tell us how many days you have

कितने दिन हैं आपके पास?

Move the slider, pick a mood, pick a corner of the country. This is the same engine that builds the full itinerary on the planner — it just stops at three stops here.

8days in India

What kind of journey?
Which part of India?

Jaipur · Agra · Delhi

≈ 521 km by road
  1. Stop 1
    Hawa Mahal, Jaipur's five-storey pink sandstone facade of honeycomb windows

    Jaipur

    3 days

    Best match for your themes and season

  2. Stop 2
    The Taj Mahal in Agra seen across its garden and long reflecting pool

    Agra

    2 days · 290 km

    A natural next stop from Jaipur

  3. Stop 3
    Humayun's Tomb in Delhi, a red sandstone and white marble Mughal garden tomb

    Delhi

    3 days · 231 km

    A natural next stop from Agra

8-day balanced journey through North India: Jaipur → Agra → Delhi.

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The year, in twelve segments

When to go, and what will be happening

कब जाएँ — पूरा साल

There is no single best month for India — there is a best month for each India. Turn the wheel and see which one is yours.

All festivals

January3 festivals

Tap or arrow through the year

What is happening in January

3 festivals
  • A clay pot of rice and milk boiling over during the Tamil harvest festival of PongalJan

    14–17 January. Pongal follows the sun rather than the moon

    Pongal

    Tamil Nadu · Puducherry

  • Pilgrims and tents on the Sangam floodplain during the Kumbh Mela at PrayagrajJan

    January to March

    Kumbh Mela

    Uttar Pradesh · Uttarakhand · Maharashtra

At their best in January

12 dishes to start with

Eat your way across India

स्वाद की यात्रा

Breakfast in one state, dinner in the next. Tell us what you like eating and we will route the whole trip around it.

The whole menu
A Rajasthani plate of baati with dal and gheeVegetarian

Rajasthan

Dal Baati Churma

Rajasthan on one thali: hard wheat baatis baked in embers until they crack, drowned in ghee, eaten with panchmel dal of five lentils and churma crushed with jaggery. You break the baati by hand, spoon dal over it, then finish sweet. Eat it at a Jaipur haveli lunch or a Jodhpur family kitchen.

Laal maas, the fiery red Rajasthani mutton curryNon-veg

Rajasthan

Laal Maas

A Rajput hunting-camp curry of mutton simmered with fistfuls of Mathania red chillies, yoghurt and browned garlic until the gravy runs deep red. It is fierce rather than sour, and is mopped up with bajra roti. Jodhpur and Udaipur kitchens still finish it with a live coal doused in ghee for smoke.

A Rajasthani kachori served with chutneyStreet food

Rajasthan

Pyaaz Kachori

A flaky fried disc packed with spiced onion, gram flour and fennel, cracked open at the top and flooded with tamarind and mint chutney. It is a mid-morning habit in Jaipur, eaten standing at Rawat Misthan Bhandar near Sindhi Camp, and in Jodhpur outside the clock tower with a glass of masala chai.

Ghevar topped with rabri and pistachioSweet

Rajasthan

Ghewar

A honeycomb disc of batter poured into hot ghee, soaked in sugar syrup and crowned with rabri and slivered pistachio. It appears for Teej and Raksha Bandhan in the monsoon months of July and August, when Johari Bazaar sweet shops in Jaipur stack it in towers and sell it by weight.

Chole bhature with pickled onion and chutneyVegetarian

Delhi

Chole Bhature

Slow-cooked chickpeas darkened with tea and dry mango, served with a balloon of fried bhatura, raw onion, green chilli and pickle. Delhi eats it for breakfast, most famously at Sita Ram Diwan Chand in Paharganj and at the Kamla Nagar stalls, always with a glass of sweet or salted lassi.

Butter chicken served with naanNon-veg

Delhi

Butter Chicken

Tandoori chicken finished in a tomato gravy loosened with butter and cream, invented at Moti Mahal in Daryaganj by Punjabi cooks who came to Delhi after Partition. It is mild, faintly sweet, and meant to be eaten with naan or rumali roti rather than rice. Order half a plate and share.

Amritsari kulcha served with choleVegetarian

Punjab

Amritsari Kulcha

A layered maida bread stuffed with spiced potato, paneer or onion, slapped onto the wall of a tandoor and pulled out blistered, then crushed by hand and topped with white butter. It comes with chole and a sharp onion chutney. Eat it for breakfast in Amritsar after the morning prayers at the Golden Temple.

Lucknow galouti kebabs served with parathaNon-veg

Uttar Pradesh

Galouti Kebab

Minced mutton tenderised with raw papaya and bound with scores of ground spices, then griddled into patties soft enough to eat without teeth, which is exactly why Awadh created them. Fold one into a warm sheermal or ulta tawa paratha. Tunday Kababi in Lucknow has been serving them since 1905.

Indian chaat topped with yoghurt, chutney and sevStreet food

Uttar Pradesh

Banarasi Tamatar Chaat

Tomatoes and boiled potato mashed on a hot iron pan with ginger, chilli and garam masala, then piled into a leaf bowl with crushed namkeen, coriander and a squeeze of lime. It is served scalding hot in Varanasi, most famously at the Godowlia and Dashashwamedh stalls after an evening at the ghats.

Kashmiri rogan josh in a serving bowlNon-veg

Jammu & Kashmir

Rogan Josh

Kashmiri mutton braised slowly with dried Kashmiri chillies, fennel, dry ginger and ratanjot root, which gives the gravy its red colour without heat. The Pandit version uses no onion or garlic. It arrives midway through a wazwan feast, eaten with plain rice, and is best in Srinagar in the cold months.

A cup of Kashmiri kahwah tea with saffron and almondsDrink

Jammu & Kashmir

Kashmiri Kahwa

Green tea brewed in a copper samovar with saffron, cinnamon bark and green cardamom, poured over crushed almonds and sweetened lightly with honey or sugar. Kashmiris drink it all day and press it on every guest. On a houseboat at Dal Lake or in a Gulmarg guesthouse it does the work of a fire.

A bowl of Himalayan thukpa noodle soupNon-veg

Ladakh

Ladakhi Thukpa

A broth of hand-pulled wheat noodles with mutton or vegetables, spring onion and a little local chilli, ladled out steaming at 3500 metres. Ladakhis eat it as a full meal, often after skyu and before butter tea. The kitchens along Changspa Lane in Leh serve it from late morning until the shops close.

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What people say when they get home

यात्रियों की बातें

Not the itinerary — the moment they still talk about.

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “We left Alleppey at noon and the houseboat cook made karimeen in a banana leaf while we watched children row home from school. Munnar the next morning was cold and smelled of cardamom. Two WhatsApp calls and the whole trip was rebuilt around my mother's knees.”

    Ananya IyerBengaluru, India · Kerala Backwaters and Tea Hills

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “The six o'clock gate at the Taj Mahal was worth the alarm; we had the marble almost to ourselves for forty minutes. In Delhi our guide knew exactly which lanes of Chandni Chowk to walk and where to stop for parathas. Nothing about the week felt rushed.”

    Michael BrennanDublin, Ireland · Golden Triangle Classic

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “DEVGAMAN put two acclimatisation days in Leh before we went anywhere near Khardung La, and that decision saved the holiday. Pangong at sunrise, momos at a Nubra homestay, and a driver who knew when to stop for photographs and when to keep moving ahead of the weather.”

    Rohit and Sneha BhatiaPune, India · Ladakh High Passes Road Trip

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “Being on the river before five, watching the ghats turn gold, is something I still think about months later. The evening aarti crowd at Dashashwamedh was intense and I would have preferred a quieter vantage point, but our guide explained every ritual patiently in simple English.”

    Yuki TanakaOsaka, Japan · Varanasi and the Ganga Spiritual Trail

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “I asked for forts without shopping stops and they actually listened. Swapping a second Jaipur night for Bundi was their idea and it became my favourite day of the trip, standing alone in the Chitrashala with those blue murals. Trains, permits and payments were all sorted on Telegram.”

    Meera KrishnanChennai, India · Custom nine-day Rajasthan and Varanasi plan

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “Six drives across Bandhavgarh and Kanha, and on the fifth we watched a tigress move her cubs across the track for four unbroken minutes. Our naturalist knew her by name and territory. The forest lodges were simple, warm and described honestly to us in advance.”

    Laura FernandezMadrid, Spain · Central India Tiger Safari

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “The double-decker root bridge at Nongriat is about three thousand steps down and the same back up, and they warned us clearly beforehand, which I appreciated. Kaziranga at dawn gave us eleven rhinos before breakfast. My one gripe: the Sunday drive back to Guwahati took forever.”

    Arjun SenguptaKolkata, India · Assam and Meghalaya: Rhinos, Rain and Root Bridges

  • Rated 5 out of 5

    “A shikara at seven in the morning with kahwa in our hands, the floating vegetable market still trading, and nobody else on the water. The Gulmarg gondola the next day, then wazwan with a family in Srinagar. Every question we sent on WhatsApp came back within the hour.”

    Sarah and Tom WhitfieldMelbourne, Australia · Kashmir Valley of Paradise

Sample copy — placeholder reviews written for layout. Real, permissioned guest quotes replace these before launch.

From the journal

Notes from the road

सफ़रनामा

Guides, month-by-month timing and the small practical things nobody tells you before a first trip to India.

Read the journal
  • A double-decker living root bridge of woven fig roots over a stream in Meghalaya

    · Itinerary · 6 min

    Northeast India in 10 Days: Assam and Meghalaya Itinerary

    A tested ten-day route from Guwahati through Kaziranga's rhino grasslands to the satras of Majuli, then across the Khasi hills to root bridges, Nohkalikai Falls and the glass water of the Umngot, with costs, permits and honest driving times.

  • Stone steps and riverfront buildings of the ghats of Varanasi along the Ganga

    · Culture · 6 min

    Varanasi Ghats Guide: From Sunrise Boat to Ganga Aarti

    One full day on the ghats of Banaras, hour by hour: the pre-dawn boat, the walk from Assi to Manikarnika, the lanes behind Kashi Vishwanath, the kachori and malaiyo worth queueing for, and where to sit for the evening aarti.

  • A decorated Durga idol lit inside a community pandal during Durga Puja in Kolkata

    · Culture · 5 min

    Festivals of India: A Month-by-Month Travel Calendar

    A year of Indian festivals arranged by month, with where each one is at its most vivid, how far ahead to book, and what actually happens on the ground, from Thrissur Pooram's elephants to Hornbill in Nagaland and Dev Deepawali on the Ganga.

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Shall we begin?

चलिए, शुरू करते हैं

Tell us how many days you have. We'll do the rest.

Where we are
Devgaman Tours & Travels — C-Scheme, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302001, India

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