We offer captivating private heritage walks in New Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, and Chandigarh, providing an immersive journey through India's rich cultural and historical landscapes. These immersive experiences are meticulously curated to offer a deep dive into the rich culture and heritage of each location.

Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee's cinematic depiction of Bombay (now Mumbai) was characterized by its simplicity and authenticity. Basu Chatterjee's portrayal of Bombay was that of an urban landscape where dreams and reality coexisted. his immersive heritage walk will transport you to the era that inspired timeless classics such as "Rajnigandha," "Chhoti Si Baat," and "Baton Baton Mein."

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This walk has been featured by MidDay, Air India and by Indiatimes as one of 'The Absolute Best Heritage Walks In India Right Now'.

Step back in time to the tumultuous year of 1857 and explore the historic city of Lucknow, where the echoes of India's First War of Independence still resonate. The Residency Walk is a journey that takes you through the grounds of the British Residency in Lucknow, a place that witnessed some of the most significant events of that fateful year. The Residency in Lucknow stands as a silent witness to the epic struggle for freedom in 1857.

The National Museum in New Delhi is one of the most iconic institutions of Modern India, established in 1949. No museum in South Asia can boast of a collection as vast, diverse and exquisite as the National Museum in Delhi, India. 

"Tujhse milna purani Dilli me, Chhod aaye nishani Dilli me, Ballimaran Se Daribe Talak, Teri meri kahani Dilli me." These lines capture the essence of our walk—a journey through love, history, and the timeless allure of Old Delhi. Join us as we trace these poetic paths, delving into the stories and memories that make this part of Delhi so unique. Known as the "Street of the Incomparable Pearl," Dariba Kalan is a 17th-century market famous for its jewelry and perfumes. Once a bustling center for gold and precious stones during the Mughal era, this street witnessed significant historical events, including the tragic massacre ordered by Nadir Shah in 1739. Today, it still carries the charm of the past with shops selling costume jewelry and attar, a traditional Indian perfume. As you walk down this historic lane, you'll also find Kinari Bazaar, Gali Kazanchi, and Gali Paranthe Wali, adding to the vibrant mosaic of sights and smells. This fascinating street of Ballimaran, steeped in history and culture, was once home to boatmen and later to noblemen and hakims (traditional physicians). Among its many treasures is Ghalib ki Haveli, the residence of the renowned Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib. This heritage site, nestled in Gali Qasim Jan, offers a glimpse into the poet's life and the era when Mughal grandeur was fading. The house, gifted to Ghalib by a physician admirer, has become a pilgrimage site for lovers of poetry and history.

Udaipur is a treasure trove of intangible cultural and architectural marvels. The old city part of Udaipur is adorned with magnificent ghats of Ambrai, Gangaur and Hanuman Ghat, Amar Kund alongside the beautiful Pichola Lake and majestic 16th century Lord Jagdish Temple. These are also some visually striking Jain temples in the vicinity and the iconic 18th century clocktower. We will be covering Lake Pichola, Pala Ganesh Ji Temple, Jagdish Temple, Gangaur Ghat, Hanuman Ghat, Ambrai Ghat, Clocktower, and we will end our trail with Udaipur's most famous morning Breakfast.

Embark on a journey with us as we delve into the vibrant world of contemporary Indian art. Join our 90-minute walkthrough at the esteemed National Gallery of Modern Art galleries, where we aim to cultivate a profound appreciation for the rich history and legacy of artistic expression that defines modern India. Throughout our walkthrough, we'll traverse the diverse landscape of Indian art movements, with a particular focus on seminal movements such as the Progressives and the illustrious Bengal School. Additionally, we'll shine a spotlight on the often overlooked contributions of women artists within the Indian artistic sphere, celebrating their unique perspectives and narratives. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this walkthrough promises to be an immersive and enriching experience that will leave you inspired and informed.

Discovering Chowk in Lucknow is akin to stepping into a time capsule, transporting you to an era when this vibrant enclave wasn't merely a marketplace for exquisite chikan embroidery but a treasure trove where every corner resonated with the essence of beauty and heritage. From the iconic kothas nurturing the renowned Lucknow gharana to the sarafa bazaar adorned with intricate jewelry, from the bustling juta bazaar showcasing the famed juttis to the aromatic streets offering mouthwatering kababs, Chowk is a microcosm of cultural richness. For the denizens of Chowk, bearing the title of a 'chowkwala' suffices as an introduction. Their language drips with a distinct charm, their demeanor exudes uniqueness, and their pride in their heritage rivals that of a fervent lover speaking of their beloved. As we navigate through the labyrinthine alleys of Chowk, we unravel the secrets that set this space apart from the rest of the city. Here, the spirit of Ganga Jamuni tehzeeb thrives, juxtaposed against the backdrop of everyday grime, lies an unparalleled beauty. In our quest to decipher the essence of Chowk, we delve into its soul, where tradition and modernity coalesce seamlessly. Here, amidst the chaos, one finds a symphony of cultures harmonizing in the most unexpected of ways. Join us as we embark on a journey through the heart of Chowk, where the echoes of history mingle with the vibrancy of contemporary life, painting a portrait of a place where filth and beauty dance in captivating harmony.

​Journey through time and immerse yourself in the captivating tale of Chandigarh's birth—a city woven with architectural brilliance, cultural significance, and the visionary genius of Le Corbusier and Independent India's first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Our Heritage Walk is your gateway to exploring the essence of Chandigarh's making and planning, as we unveil the enchanting stories behind its iconic landmarks.

Marvel at the grandeur of the Capitol Complex, a symphony of design and purpose, showcasing Le Corbusier's ingenuity. Discover the Tower of Shadows, a structure that dances with light and shadow, reflecting his fascination with illumination. Ascend Geometric Hill, symbolizing the union of nature and design. Dive deep into the ideologies and impact of Le Corbusier, and witness how his vision transformed Chandigarh from blueprint to brilliance.

Embark on this journey with us to walk through history, innovation, and the unfolding soul of India's first planned city.