Leela Palaces: Gems of North & South India

11 days from £6,600 for 2023 per person

• Delhi
• Udaipur
• Mumbai
• Goa

This leisurely journey travels through the iconic highlights of India whilst staying at The Leela Palaces & Hotels, which are some of the finest in India. Discover the Mughal and Imperial monuments of Delhi, the shimmering lake city of Udaipur, the bright lights of cosmopolitan city, Mumbai, and end your journey relaxing on the glorious beaches of Goa. 

Begin in the buzzing capital of Delhi, where you can explore the ancient sites and enjoy fabulous shopping, from bargain markets to opulent jewel stores, all whilst staying in Delhi’s modern-day palace, The Leela Palace New Delhi. You will then travel down to the fabled city of Udaipur, where The Leela Palace Udaipur has one of the best locations on Lake Pichola with unrivalled views of the Lake Palace, the City Palace and Jag Mandir. Here you can while away the days on the lake, relaxing in the spa suites, some of the best in Rajasthan, and enjoying fine cuisine at Sheesh Mahal restaurant.

Say goodbye to the sleepy town of Udaipur and arrive in the bright lights city of Mumbai. Although not necessarily on the doorstep of Marine Drive or Colaba, The Leela Mumbai is located in Bandra, the very cool neighbourhood home to Bollywood studios and TV, fashion and advertising personalities. After dancing 'til dawn and shopping until you drop, the final stop of your journey will take you to the golden and tranquil beaches on Goa for some much needed R&R. Soak up the rays on the sun-drenched beaches, indulge in massages at the beach spa or sip cocktails and watch as the sun sets over the glittering Arabian Sea - the perfect place to end your Indian sojourn.

This luxury tour is purely a suggested itinerary. It can be booked as it is or alternatively used as a starting point for creating your own perfect bespoke holiday to India. If you'd like to see similar trips, take a look at our Ultimate Luxury and Honeymoon collections; as well as our favourite Spa & Wellness and Family Holiday itineraries.

There are no foreign lands. It is the traveller only who is foreign.
Robert Louis Stevenson