We’re looking forward to being back in the land of camels and couscous. Our trip in 2024 was a huge hit, everyone loved the glamorous hotels and riads, the food, the walks through the palmeries and the incredible sunsets over the dunes of the Sahara. Morocco is one of the easiest, most likeable and most exotic of the Islamic countries for travellers, and it’s totally safe.

Morocco is a feast for the senses—raw, refined, and utterly spellbinding. Spend two nights under the stars in a luxury Sahara camp, where silence stretches to the dunes and drums echo by firelight. In Marrakesh, the Djemaa el Fna erupts each night into a surreal theatre of acrobats, Gnaoua musicians, trance healers and spice-laced street food. Wander the Jardin Majorelle, Yves Saint Laurent’s verdant creation, and the Secret Garden, a haven of Islamic artistry. Have lunch in a kasbah near Agdz, where mudbrick walls hold centuries of stories. In Essaouira, sea air mingles with jazz and artisan perfume in a whitewashed maze of cafes and ateliers. And deep in the oases of the south, fig, olive and pomegranate groves flourish in the shadow of the mighty Atlas.

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Rajasthan is where India turns up the colour and lets loose its eccentric soul. One moment you're sipping cocktails on the rooftop of Bujera Fort, watching the sun slide behind the Aravalli Hills, the next you're bouncing through leopard country in Marwar’s granite folds. In Bagru, the Chipa printers still coax magic from hand-carved blocks and vats of natural dye, while at Ranakpur, Jain devotion takes shape in marble so intricate it almost breathes. There’s a temple to a motorcycle (yes, really), a dinner by oil-lamp at a stepwell in Narlai, and Jodhpur’s Mehrangarh Fort towering above the blue city like a scene from a Mughal epic. Add in street food binges from Old Delhi to Jodhpur’s buzzing bazaars, and the poetry-in-marble that is the Taj Mahal—and you’ve got Rajasthan, wild, regal and unforgettable.

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Wake in Darjeeling to golden Himalayan sunrises, stay in a historic tea estate, and ride the famous toy train through misty mountain villages. Cruise for four days along the mighty Brahmaputra in Assam, spotting river dolphins and drifting past forested riverbanks. In Kolkata, trace the stories of the British Raj through grand colonial landmarks before heading to a peaceful village retreat. End in Varanasi, where the sacred Ganges, ancient temples, and ritual-filled ghats bring India’s deep spirituality to life. With just seven double rooms, this small-group adventure blends luxury, culture, and discovery—India in all its colour, seen the Tripwired way.

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