Great brands inspire emotions, convey trust, and build lasting confidence. As a brand, India offers much more than what fits into a typical 10-day itinerary. That’s why we’re launching “The Peeps,” our quarterly newsletter. Through the Peeps, we’ll dive into untold stories, insights, and unique experiences beyond the usual travel chronologies.
For those interested in art and history, visiting Mumbai’s art galleries, such as the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre, offers children a chance to explore India’s rich artistic heritage. Through guided tours and hands-on workshops, young travellers can learn about the evolution of Indian art, from ancient traditions to modern expressions. These experiences foster creativity and encourage children to appreciate the cultural nuances that shape India’s identity.
Tharangambadi is a serene beach town on the east Coromandel coast of the Bay of Bengal. This place is inspired by Danish architecture and resembles a fairytale land that offers several magical experiences. Walk down the lanes of history to discover the ancient relics of Danish structures prominent in the region.
Going on holiday is not just about what you can do, it’s about who you aspire to be and achieving a better version of yourself. Making a loop with the planet and communities through local conservation and contribution is at the top of the list for Immerse India. Discover how we do it with a shared purpose – to bring the world closer and deeper in ways our clients never thought possible.
After many years of visiting Nepal, we realised that our camera has become a part of the small towns and remote hamlets. Yet, the diverse communities that make up this Himalayan nation react uniquely to photography.
The Newari people of the Kathmandu Valley are the most welcoming to cameras, with their rich cultural heritage and vibrant festivals. But what truly stands out in Nepal is the warmth of the people. Whether it’s a Gurung woman in a traditional dress or a Sherpa child’s innocent smile, you can feel the genuine happiness reflected in their eyes. Sometimes, it’s just a fleeting glance from behind a prayer wheel or the playful interaction between two siblings, and you realise these moments of simple joy genuinely capture the essence of Nepal.
And even when all you have is the view of a hand adorned with prayer beads or a shadow passing behind a yak wool curtain, these glimpses are enough to tell the story of a land that radiates resilience.