As you know, I believe that most destinations should be a three-night stay, but not so with Udaipur, no sir/ma’am, not at all. No, I think Udaipur should be a four-night stay and I’ve said the same for years, right back from when I started out as a tour operator. A holiday to India whilst
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The last couple of days my plans have been affected by climate change. In this instance, unprecedented rains in the Little Rann of Kutch meant that the hotel had experienced flooding and LRK was underwater. Rann Riders, my hotel of choice, were quick to fix the accommodation but we didn’t know if a visit into
There’s a reason I bleat on about how the minimum stay in any destination should be 3 nights. My last 2 @thehouseofmg have proved the point. Even without my voracious curiosity, it could take 2 days just to explore the hotel. There isn’t a corner, artefact, picture, menu, that hasn’t been carefully chosen and placed
Changing The Narrative. I stayed recently at the rather fabulous Indian Summer House in Kerala. The owner happened to be out of station and so we had a video call. I think my opening gambit was, “Well you don’t need me to tell you how fabulous this is.” His reply, “Thank you, I have always
How do you find the best, off beat boutique stays in India which not only provide wonderful experiences for your clients, but are also passionate about preserving heritage, conserving nature, are conscious of their environmental impact and are committed to the wellbeing of the land and their local communities? At Rare India of course! Since