Raveena is an incredible cook. She is a real foodie. We’re so grateful she shared her home and life and cooking skills with us. We all felt this was a highlight of our time in India. And we loved having home cooked food… the flavours are so much more delicate and Raveena is passionate about using healthy, very high quality ingredients. Thank you Raveena.

The experience was great and worth it. Consider is a long drive, start early. The stepwell is the highlight. Our driver, Ishak Khan, ensured we had a local experience through the food and chai. Really experienced driver. Guides provided good info and let us explore by ourselves too.

We had a beautiful experience in our cooking class with Raveena! She was a wonderful teacher, answering all our questions, and we made a delicious meal together. It was so lovely to be welcomed into Raveena's home and chat to her in this really relaxed evening which was a nice break from the busy Jaipur city. Tour included pick up and drop off from our accommodation, and easy communication, even when we were running late to meet our pick up.

The yoga session was good and the location was great. I was a beginner to yoga but the teacher was very friendly and helpful.

The tour was fabulous. Every tour guide was friendly and knowledgeable. Amit was a very caring person and skilled driver. We felt well taken for.

We recently completed a tour of the Golden Triangle and Varanasi in India, and it was an enriching experience overall. The Golden Triangle, which includes Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, offered a fantastic introduction to India's history and culture. The visit to the Taj Mahal in Agra was a definite highlight, and Jaipur’s Amber Fort and vibrant markets added to the excitement. Delhi, with its mix of modern and ancient attractions like India Gate and Qutub Minar, was also fascinating. The tour guides in each city were knowledgeable, offering insightful commentary on the architecture, history, and local traditions. We would also like to give Amit, our driver, a special shout out as he was always looking out for our safety and was accommodating along the road. He was always willing to make small stops for us for breaks to use the restroom or to buy fruits and snacks along the road. However, we felt that the preset itinerary of each day was not always followed and wished that there was better communication among all parties. In addition, we felt like some marketing activities to advertise regional products took up some time from our sightseeing, though it did somewhat add to the experience overall. As the itinerary was always evolving, it was a little bit unclear about which sites and monuments we were hitting each day. Another aspect that was hard to predict was the cost of each monument. Some monuments accepted card, some only cash, and some were pre-purchased by the tour guides of the city. More transparency into the price of each monument and expectations in regards to how to purchase these would be beneficial to help financially plan and budget for the trip overall, especially in regards to how many rupees to have available on hand. That being said, we did appreciate the company’s flexibility and preemptive efforts to rearrange the activities for us to make it to Taj Mahal (it was originally scheduled to be on a Friday when Taj Mahal is always closed). The journey to Varanasi was certainly a memorable part of the tour. Witnessing the evening Ganga Aarti on the ghats was a deeply spiritual experience, and our guide did a nice job explaining the cultural significance of the rituals. However, the atmosphere in Varanasi can be overwhelming with the crowds and constant hustle, which may not be for everyone. Overall, the tour provided a well-rounded experience, blending iconic landmarks with unique cultural encounters. While some moments felt hurried with lapse of communication, especially with the travel distances, it was a great way to see some of India's most famous destinations in a relatively short time. I would recommend it to those looking for an introduction to India's rich heritage and diverse landscapes.

The yoga instructor is awesome! Very friendly and a great teacher! The family is very hospitable and it was really fun to get to know them!

Raveena is a great teacher and really easy to talk to! We had an amazing time and would recommend this class to anyone that visits!

It was lovely to meet Sharda and be welcomed into her home assisting in making delicious Indian food. Great conversation and very hospitable.

Got to see a mother tiger and her 3 cubs. Followed them around the safari. It was amazing! We were really lucky. I have seen some reviews were people didn't see any tigers. Lots of other animals too.

I don’t know if it was lucki or the people that I meet, but I could see 3 tigers very near. It was amazing and the profesional of the safary were very excellent people. I can recommend it. For sure you are going to see tigers.

We were offered “a tour guide” for free who then only showed us the Brahma temple and the lake. His mission was to convince us multiple times to make donations which we very well know was a scam. Really left a bitter taste in our mouth and ruined our Pushkar trip.

Had an amazing yoga experience on the rooftop! Totally recommended for an early, dynamic morning in Jaipur! Thank you so much for having us and teaching us!

This was such a wonderful experience to be able to witness the cooking from a beautiful Indian household. We learned to make masala (the base of many indian diahes) from scratch and add it to a couple different types of foods. I liked learning how to make wheat dough for the stuffed masala pancakes! we also learned how chai tea is made from scratch with differenr herbs and spices! I loved working with Ms Raveena Sharma, especially since we got to eat everything we made by the end of the class! She’s so knowledgeable in cooking and provided us with many helpful tips for the future!

We had an incredible yoga experience with the professional yoga instructor Mr. Ashok Sharma! He taught us many positions and breathing techniques that I had not previously learned in America. He also informed us about the dfifferent chakras and mudras. I’d do this all over again especially on a nice cool and sunny day!