Architecture
Throughout the Indus Experiences portfolio of tours there runs an underlying theme – architecture. No matter where you go the centuries of cultural growth has left its indelible mark with stunning buildings raised to praise and worship the gods, vast ruined cities still bearing witness to their past glory, impressive Colonial grandeur and modest yet still superb traditional homes – old Keralan mansions for example – are an integral part of any tour. Indus Experiences can add specific visits to highlight your stay or tailor a tour to encompass the architecture of your chosen destination.
Our Tours in Architecture
Tailor-made
Journey Through Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan & Kyrgyzstan
16 days
Tashkent - Samarkahand - Bukhara - Shakrisabz - Mary - Merv - Ashgabat - Khiva - Bhiskek - Karakol
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10 days from £2,145.00
Kathmandu - Pokhara - Ker and Downey Trek - Kathmandu
Weaves a web of enchantment, overwhelming the senses with spell binding beauty…the stunning magnificence of the Durbar Square in Kathmandu, glorious Newari Medieval architecture in Bhadgaon and Swayambhunath Buddhist Temple crowned by its golden spire.
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Tailor-made
In the footsteps of Geoffrey Bawa
13 days from £3,750.00
Kotugoda – Yapahuwa – Kandalama - Sigiriya – Polonnaruwa – Dambulla Caves - Kandy – Peradeniya Gardens - Temple of the Tooth - Nuwara Eliya – Tangalle – Rekawa Turtle Conservation - Galle Fort – Lunuganga – Colombo City Tour
This tour pays homage to the greatest of Sri Lankan Architects, the late Geoffrey Bawa, whose inspirational work has led to a flowering of young architects - dedicated to cultural protection, yet allowing contemporary style to shine.
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What our clients say
Stuart and Pauline - India HolidayFinally got around to writing to thank you for the most amazing trip. Everything, and I mean everything, was spot on. The hotels, flights and transportation was just right. Everyone was were they were supposed to be, on time and very welcoming. All the guides were knowledgeable and made sure we were able to cross the road when required, which in India is not easy.…
