The European and worldwide walking holiday operator has expanded its India programme for 2026 with four new guided walking holidays.

Tea plantation in the hills of Munnar, India

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Explore the tea plantations in the hills of Munnar on a Ramble Worldwide walking holiday.

The tours give groups the opportunity to see the best the historic country has to offer, from the high-altitude Himalayan landscapes to tropical southern backwaters.

Led by expert walk leaders, the new itineraries span the states of West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Ladakh, along with a detour into neighbouring Bhutan. Each itinerary has been created to showcase the diversity and contrasts of India beyond the standard tourist trails and destinations.

Highlights include high altitude trekking into remote lands home to Tubetan Buddhist culture, scenic routes through the Himalayan mountains and Bhutan with a hike to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery and the UNESCO World Heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway; and a side trip to the iconic Taj Mahal.

Agra Fort

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Intrepid explorers can see iconic sights like the historic fort at Agra.

Wayne Perks, managing director, Ramble Worldwide said: “India’s extraordinary geographical and cultural diversity makes it one of the world’s most rewarding destinations for walking holidays, and is a proven favourite with our customers. 

“India has also enjoyed heightened visibility recently through mainstream media such as Race Across the World, which has reignited traveller interest.”

New India walking holiday destinations for 2026

14-night Trekking in Ladakh & the Indian Himalaya - Hike through the remote Himalayan region of Ladakh to explore remote valleys and high-altitude deserts, uncovering hidden hilltop monasteries steeped in Ladakhi history and experience Ladakhi life firsthand by taking meals in local homes and engaging with monks, yogis and Tibetan medicine practitioners. 

The tour concludes in Delhi with a lunch at the heritage estate of Bikaner House and a rickshaw ride through Old Delhi taking in Chandni Chowk and other historical landmarks.

Toy train of the Darjeeling Himalayan railway

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Ride the UNESCO World Heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway to Ghoom on a 14-night Bhutan & India holiday.

14-night Bhutan & India’s Himalayas Explored - Beginning and ending in Kolkata, take in views of the snow-capped Himalayas on a journey through India and Bhutan. Step back in time on the 140-year-old UNESCO World Heritage Darjeeling Himalayan Railway on a joyride to Ghoom and trek through the lush forests of Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary.

16-night South India’s Hill Stations & Tea Plantations - Experience tea plantations, Shola forests and misty peaks of Kerala and cruise down the serene backwaters before visiting one of South India’s most iconic pilgrimage sites, the Meenakshi Amman Temple. Groups will go to Mysore’s Maharaja’s Palace and spend time with local farmers to learn about rubber tapping, handicrafts and local medicinal plants and enjoy local Keralan cuisine. 

Maharaja's Palace, India

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Groups can take in the grandeur of the Maharaja’s Palace in Mysore.

Group benefits 

All of Ramble Worldwide’s holidays are available to book as private group holidays. The groups team at Ramble Worldwide talks to each GTO about any specific needs and benefits to groups include discounts, a dedicated group manager, highly trained leaders and exclusive group tours. 

Click here to find out more about Ramble Worldwide’s holidays in India. For more information about Ramble Worldwide visit www.rambleworldwide.co.uk.