6 Days India Tour Packages

A 6-day India tour package gives you five nights to explore one part of the country properly. It works particularly well for the Golden Triangle, a short Kerala holiday or a stay in the Himalayas. The key is choosing a route that fits your arrival airport and leaves time to enjoy the places you visit, rather than spending most of the trip on the road.

Which 6-day India tour is best for you?

• First-time visitors: A Golden Triangle tour links Delhi, Agra and Jaipur. In five nights, you can visit the Taj Mahal, explore Jaipur's forts and see both Old and New Delhi.
• Palaces and heritage: Choose a shorter Rajasthan tour around Jaipur and one nearby city. Trying to add Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur in the same short trip usually means long driving days.
• Hills and backwaters: Our Kerala tours include options around Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey. Choose the hills or the backwaters as your main focus if you prefer a slower pace.
• Mountain scenery: A Kashmir tour can use Srinagar as a base for Gulmarg and Pahalgam, with excursions adjusted to weather and road conditions.
• Beaches and islands: Explore Andaman tour packages for Port Blair and Havelock, with Neil Island if ferry timings allow. A Goa holiday is an easier option if you want fewer transfers.
• Temples and local culture: A focused Tamil Nadu tour can cover selected sites around Chennai and Mahabalipuram, or a southern route centred on Madurai.

How much can you see in six days?

For most travellers, two or three main stops are more comfortable than changing hotels every night. Delhi, Agra and Jaipur make a practical six-day circuit because they connect by road. In Kerala, combining too many hill stations and beach towns can leave little time for the backwaters. If your flight lands late on day one or departs early on day six, plan around roughly four full sightseeing days.

Where should international travellers arrive and depart?

Delhi is a convenient gateway for the Golden Triangle, Kochi for central Kerala and Srinagar for Kashmir. Some routes work best as a round trip, while others can finish at a different airport. Before booking international flights, check whether the chosen itinerary needs a domestic connection, a long road transfer or an island ferry. Keeping your final night near your departure airport can make the journey less stressful.

What is the best time for a 6-day India trip?

October to March is generally more comfortable for sightseeing in Delhi, Agra and Rajasthan. Kerala is popular in the cooler winter months, although it can be visited at other times with some adjustment for rain. Kashmir's mountain scenery changes dramatically by season, while Andaman ferries and water activities may be affected by rough seas. Choose the region first, then check conditions for your travel month.

How much does a 6-day India tour cost?

Prices depend on the route, hotel standard, travel month and number of people sharing the trip. A private tour for two usually costs more per person than the same route for a larger group. Domestic flights, houseboats, safaris and island ferries can also change the total. Check each package's listed starting price, where available, and request a quotation for your actual dates before comparing options.

What is included, and can the itinerary be changed?

Our private 6-day tours can be arranged with hotels, breakfast, airport pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle with driver and local guides where needed. The exact inclusions vary by package, so confirm entrance fees, domestic flights, train journeys and activities in your proposal. International flights are not included. You can change the hotel category, start or finish city, sightseeing pace and experiences. Share your travel dates, arrival airport and number of travellers, and we can suggest a realistic five-night plan.