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According to the Good Tourism Institute good tour guides boost the travel experience and level of customer satisfaction of visitors. The guide is key in

We are excited to announce that we will soon be launching our new brand, TravelEK India We understand that not everyone wants to buy a

As we say goodbye to 2023, we reflect on the year that was. For some of us, it was the year we regained the confidence

Namaste! Welcome to our India. A country so huge and vast – from the jungles of the south to the Himalayas of the north and

Extensions and Bespoke Experiences Why not add one of our extensions or some bespoke experiences to your tour? Extensions We have designed a range of

Diwali is truly a magical time to explore North India. Come with Ekno during this special time and explore the sights of India, including the

A$2,950 per person, twin share The mighty Himalayas are home to some of India’s most spectacular hidden gems. Get off the beaten path and discover

With the new year upon us, it is time to start dreaming of new adventures. Is India on your bucket list for 2023? Or are

There is so much to consider when travelling to a new place – getting the lay of the land, finding the best attractions to visit,

I can finally contemplate my return to India at the end of 2022 – it will be three years that I have been away, the

As a photographic tour leader for Luminous Journeys, a provider in world class photo tour adventures, I lead groups of photographers around various countries in

In March 2020, as I was touring Dharamsala, local tourist attractions were literally starting to close around me. While I had an inkling things were

It has been good news this past week with both India and Australia Governments announcing that dates for international borders to open. The Indian Government

While on a visit to Jodphur, India last year,  a mystery was uncovered.  The significance of turbans worn by Rajasthani men and how to wrap

Indrahar Pass is part of the spectacular Dhauladhar range from the global hill station of McLeod Ganj in northern India. The Dhauladhar are a dramatic example

Suzanne Holden runs a successful travel and trekking company in Toowoomba, Australia.  She started her working life as a tea lady, a job she took way

Tammie Day is an Australian-based Social Worker, Yoga, Mindfulness and Nia dance teacher, Retreat Facilitator, Trainer and Travel Guide. She is the founder of Vibrant

Angela Hryniuk regularly leads groups to India and Vikas Kumar from our office recently interviewed Angela. Over the past 35 years, Angela has built a

During the time of COVID we have had the time to look at our own backyard  and to show you what it looks like where