Your parents travel, you do not have to be there
Pick the yatra, tell us who is going, and pay from wherever you are. We collect them from home or from the station, keep a seat near the front, and a coordinator stays with the group throughout.
For families outside India
You are in New Jersey, or Slough, or Sydney. They are in Hyderabad, and they have wanted to do Char Dham for years. Somebody has to arrange it, look after them on the road, and tell you every evening that they are all right. That is exactly what we do.
What you get
Pick the yatra, tell us who is going, and pay from wherever you are. We collect them from home or from the station, keep a seat near the front, and a coordinator stays with the group throughout.
Photographs and a short note to your family WhatsApp group each evening: where they reached, how the darshan went, that everyone is well. The thing families abroad actually want and almost nobody provides.
A named coordinator, not a call centre, who will take a call at a sensible hour in your time zone rather than only in ours.
Ground-floor rooms where we can, unhurried days, wheelchair and palanquin help at the hill temples, medical needs known in advance, and a pace set for seventy year olds rather than for the brochure.
Three weeks in December with everyone under one roof is its own kind of trip. We arrange family journeys for people who grew up here and are bringing children who did not: the temple your grandmother went to, the village nobody can find on a map any more, and a driver who will wait outside for as long as it takes.
Give us their names, their ages, the yatra you have in mind and roughly when. We will come back with a plan, a price and the name of the person who will look after them.
We reply to every enquiry, in English, usually within one working day. There is no charge for a plan and no obligation to book it.