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The Taste of India

The beauty of India lies in its synthesis of diverse cultures across its vast geography. This trip is an invitation to explore the influences of centuries of trade, movement, and colonial history on the culinary world of India. From the dhabas of the north to the spice plantations of the south, we will delve into the culinary identities of the different states and their impact upon the economics, history, and heritage of the region.

Indian Street
DATES
21 Jan - 04 Feb
DURATION
14 nights · 15 Days
GROUP SIZE
Capped at 20
CLIAMATE
~19°C, cool nights
Spoonfuls Of Spices
CITIES COVERED
Delhi
01
Jaipur
02
Amritsar
03
 
Alappuzha
04
Munnar
05
Kochin
06
KEY TAKEAWAYS
What you'll leave with.
01

Workshops and masterclasses with Indian gastronomes and celebrity chefs

02

Intensive food walks to explore the local food culture

03

Interactions with local producers and communities

04

Deep understanding of religious traditions and rituals around food

INCLUSIONS
  • Accommodation and food

  • All domestic travel within India

  • Dedicated planned activities like cooking classes, food walks, etc 

  • Detailed itinerary, with details of all the accommodations and activities, to follow a month before the trip

WHATS NOT INCLUDED
  • International Flights to and from India. We are however more than happy to help you book your flights! We recommend booking your flights at the earliest to prevent any last minute hassles. 

  • Taxi service to the dedicated meeting spot in Delhi .

  • Any souvenir purchase 

THE ITENERARY
About the trip

The trip begins in Delhi on the evening of the 21st Jan and ends in Kochi after breakfast on the 4th Feb, making it a total of 14 nights and 15 days. There is an international airport in both locations. 

Please note that if you want to join us only for a certain part of the trip, we can make arrangements accordingly.  Please reach out to us!  

Winters are an excellent time to visit Northern India. The temperatures average 19 degree celsius during the day, making it suitable for long walks, city explorations, and an overall charming experience. The temperature drops at night to around 10 degree celsius.  Kerala will be warm and sunny, with temperature ranging from 23 to 30 degree celsius. Munnar, being a hill station, will have a cooler temperature ranging from 15 to 23 degree celsius. 

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Please carry jackets and warm clothes as it gets cooler at night, especially in Punjab. A light jacket along with cotton clothes will suffice in Kerala. We also recommend a good pair of comfortable walking shoes as we will be exploring the inner bazaars of the cities on foot.

ENQUIRE FOR A SPOT

Group size capped at twenty.

To keep the setting intimate as we explore and learn together. Please contact us for more details regarding the cost. 

If you cant take out 15 days, you can join the trip for shorter period. Drop us a seperate mail at culinarymonkofficial@gmail.com

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