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Discovering Deccan in 14 days with Exotic

Deccan is home to some of India’s most impressive architecture Deccan is home to some of India’s most impressive architecture

Exotic Holidays has a 14-day tour in Deccan, a large pare of south central India. Travelling through Karnataka, Goa and Mumbai, the journey reveals a region where kingdoms, traditions and architecture have shaped the cultural landscape for more than a thousand years. 

Hampi, once the capital of the Vijayanagara Empire, was among the world’s largest cities in the 16th century and remains one of India’s most impressive archaeological sites.

The itinerary also includes Mysuru’s grand palaces, the Jain pilgrimage centre of Shravanabelagola, and the preserved heritage of southern India’s temple towns. 

‘While Rajasthan and the Golden Triangle continue to dominate first-time visits to India, growing demand for slower, experience-led travel is drawing visitors towards lesser-known regions that offer deeper cultural immersion and fewer crowds,’ says Exotic Holidays managing director, Rahul Sharma. ‘The Deccan combines history, spirituality, local traditions and regional cuisine.’

It is priced from $4,144 per person twin share.   exoticholidays.co.nz 

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