Top India Classes & Workshops - page 9

The beauty of an walk relies upon savouring the delectable dishes available. Much of them include Bedmi Pooris - a puffy, hefty, deep-fried puri-like bread made of wheat flour, spices, and dal, which is served with a spicy aloo sabzi, or potato curry; Paneer Pakoda - huge cubes of cottage cheese immersed in a flour batter, and then deep fried; Nahari - a sumptuous non-vegetarian dish cooked overnight with hot curry spices.

This natural dye workshop stands out for its hands-on connection with nature, eco-friendly ethos, and creative flair. Participants engage directly with plant-based materials, embracing sustainability while crafting vibrant colors. Practical skills, such as using mordants and dyeing techniques, empower attendees to create unique, eco-conscious artworks. The workshop's fusion of artistic expression and scientific discovery enriches the experience, fostering appreciation for natural resources. Through tactile engagement, participants gain insights into color science while enjoying a mindful and sensory journey. This distinctive workshop leaves attendees with personalized, environmentally-responsible creations and a deeper connection to both art and the environment.

This activity will help you stay in shape and relax while on vacation. A short yoga session on the banks of the Ganges, especially in the magnificent early light, will get you ready for the rest of your journey in India.

Experience authentic Indian vibes, the warmth of local hospitality, and the magic of chai and pakoras in a family home. Be welcomed with a traditional Indian greeting, complete with a tika and mala. Learn about Indian spices, teas, and ingredients used in chai and pakora preparation. Discuss the benefits of seasonal Indian teas and enjoy a little chat about traditions, culture, and the fascinating stories of how tea became part of Indian life. Step into the home kitchen and prepare masala chai and pakoras with the beloved green chutney. Enjoy your chai and pakoras in a cozy, traditional setup while sharing stories and laughter. Depart with cherished memories and the confidence to recreate this experience for your loved ones back home. Whether you're a tea lover or new to chai, you’ll leave with a piece of India in your heart.

We run a small studio within our residential apartment in Mumbai where we conduct a two-part guided tour. The first part of the guided tour involves taking guests through the private collection of dolls, masks, and figurines. About 300 of these pieces are on display at the Studio. We talk about the historical, geographical, social, and cultural significance of the pieces and craft forms. We also talk about folk stories, legends, indigenous tribes, and textiles and share interesting anecdotes from our travels. Crafts form an intrinsic component of culture and given India's diverse heritage, this tour touches upon history, art, cultural norms, traditions, and beliefs. The second part is a walkthrough of drawings on different themes - from motherhood to the explosiveness of the mind, isolation experienced during the recent pandemic, and drawings inspired by our travels through rural pockets of the country. Our collection has been lauded by PM Narendra Modi's Office.

Immerse yourself in yoga in Rishikesh, India, dubbed the "yoga capital of the world." This weeklong retreat includes everything you need to start or deepen your yoga practice, including yoga and meditation classes, yoga mats, an ayurvedic massage, and sightseeing activities at Patna Waterfalls and Neelkanth Mahadev Temple, plus meals.

Whether you're a documentary filmmaker, street photographer, photojournalist, or simply someone chasing unforgettable shots, having a local fixer can transform your Varanasi experience. Think of your fixer as your behind-the-scenes guide to authentic stories, hidden alleys, unique faces, and undiscovered moments. They don't just know the city—they know where the story lives. What You’ll Get: A custom photo itinerary tailored to your creative goals Exclusive access to offbeat locations and real characters, from Nagasadhus to intimate rituals Help in arranging private photoshoots in culturally rich settings Insider knowledge for powerful storytelling—beyond what any tourist sees Ideal for both seasoned pros and passionate hobbyists 100% private experience, curated just for you or your team

Step away from the modern world and immerse yourself in real rural life with this 1-night, 2-day cultural homestay in an Indian village. This is not a typical tour-it’s a genuine cultural exchange where you live with a local family, slow down, and experience traditions that cities simply can’t offer. You will stay in a comfortable village home with a private room, enjoy home-cooked traditional meals, and take part in meaningful daily activities that reflect authentic village life. All experiences are conducted with respect for local culture, and all animals are ethically treated and well cared for. This experience is specially designed for international travelers (USA, UK, Europe) who want a deep cultural connection and authentic local lifestyle.

In the Ranipur Zone there are more chance to spot leopords and tigers than other zones of Rajaji National Park like Chilla zone, Motichur Zone and Jhimil Zone. The jungle safari in Ranipur zone is through a stunningly diverse landscape, featuring undulating forest trails, hilly terrain, lush green valleys, riverbeds, dense forests, and sprawling grasslands. Witness the breathtaking beauty of untouched greenery and unique vegetation as you explore this natural wonderland, offering an unforgettable adventure into the heart of nature.

Welcome to an enriching cultural experience! Our Indian Art and Craft Tour in a traditional home offers a unique and hands-on opportunity to delve into the vibrant traditional arts of India, all within a comfortable indoor setting in Chennai. Perfect for cultural enthusiasts, art lovers, foodies, and anyone seeking an authentic and engaging experience. We will learn things like Kolam, garland making, doll making, musical instrument making draping saree or dhoti, making filter coffee and vada.

Join us for traditional Pune cuisine and a home cooking experience at the Family of Master Chef. A fun and interactive home-based cooking class in which you would not only learn to prepare some rustic dishes but also learn the various applications of the spices, origin, benefits, etc, and an opportunity to cook and dine with a local home-chef. Experience food and local culture, basic Indian ingredients with interesting stories around the same.Get the cooking demonstration and an opportunity to get hands-on experience in the kitchen Food and conversation with your host and family for an authentic experience in IndiaBy the end of the tour, you will develop a great perspective of the city, its food, the life of a local and you will also get some great insider tips and tricks to save money and to explore the best of the city."

Kajal is the chef and she’s based in Mumbai. Coming from a traditional Indian family, she learned cooking these authentic recipes from her mother and her older sister. In 2017 she started food tours. In this cooking class, you’ll learn how to make a traditional paratha and masala tea. Indian tea also known as chai is milky & rich, deeply colored, very hot, and boldly flavourful with a need for sugar to offset the toasty bitterness. The Masala Tea (Chai) is delicious Indian milk tea made with a blend of spices such as ginger. Parathas are the highly popular unleavened flat-breads made with flour, salt, butter, and water and are eaten for breakfast, lunch or dinner in India. As we are bringing this authentic experience to you from our small home in India, we hope you understand that we are not able to deliver professional-level videography, but will do our absolute best to bring you an incredible cooking experience and share our culture with you!

Welcome to Historic city and old capital of the Mughal Empire, Agra. The city is famous for the greatest love Icon of all time, the wonder of the world, Taj Mahal. Mehtab Bagh, a site for Black Taj Mahal which was never constructed, today its a lush garden offering a beautiful view across the river. This tour at Mehtab Bagh is designed for travelers to relax and enjoy the beautiful view of Taj Mahal. It is a 1 hour Yoga session under the supervision of an expert Yoga instructor that will bring peace to your mind, body and soul. A relaxing early morning to breath in fresh air and explore the beauty of Taj Mahal every time you open your eyes.

Learn how to cook traditional Indian food at a time that's convenient to you with this cooking session in the home of a local host. You'll learn how to make all sorts of popular Indian treats, from curries to rice dishes to beverages. After your class, you’ll sit down to sample the fruits of your labor.

Indulge yourself in an authentic art experience with master block carver Gayur Ahmed, a national award-winning 6th-generation artist. He invites you into his home to share the legacy and skill passed down through generations, giving you a glimpse into the detailed process that happens before block printing. This exclusive workshop allows you to try using the tools to carve a wooden block. Once your hand-carved wooden block is ready, you design and print your fabric.

Learn how to cook up authentic vegetarian Punjabi cuisine without having to go to the Punjab region with this hands-on cooking class in Mumbai. Your host will take you into her family kitchen and teach you how to prepare curries, pulses, vegetable dishes, rice, and homemade flatbread while you learn about Indian traditions and culture.

Learn to prepare authentic Indian food in your local host's private home during a 4-hour cooking experience in New Delhi. Travel with a guide from a central location to the house, where your cooking lesson might cover vegetarian dishes like pakoras, chapati, chutney, chai tea, and more. Your host provides traditional clothing for you to wear during this evening culinary experience that showcases India's culinary traditions. Includes cooking lesson, snacks, meal, and round-trip transport from a central location.

Visit the headquarters of the spiritual leader known as Sadhguru during this private, half-day excursion to the Isha Foundation and Yoga Center, which includes a tasty lunch in a local restaurant. Departing from your Coimbatore hotel, you’ll travel comfortably by chauffeured and air-conditioned vehicle. See the record-breaking steel Adiyogi Shiva statue and spend time meditating inside the domed Dhyanalinga Temple.

Step into the world of Pichwai painting with master artist Rajaram Sharma, who brings the stories of Lord Krishna to life through this exquisite art form. Pichwai paintings have roots in the sacred town of Nathdwara, Rajasthan, which has adorned temple walls for over 400 years, depicting the vibrant tales of Shrinathji, the child form of Lord Krishna. In this workshop, you’ll explore the legacy of Pichwai art, learn traditional techniques, and even create your own painting motif using natural colours.

Enjoy a private cooking lesson in a local home in Powai, north Mumbai. Your host is Rachna, a dedicated foodie and home-cook. When she was 14 years old she learned to cook her first dish: Spanish omelet. It’s still one of her favorite dishes, aside from the recipes she learned from her mother. Rachna comes from Patna, in northern India, and swears by the aromatic flavors of their cuisine, which she replicates in her cooking by using home-ground spices. Cooking is a stress-buster for Rachna and she loves to be in the kitchen. Rachna will teach you to prepare authentic North Indian dishes in her kitchen. You'll learn some of her favorite recipes and then enjoy the meal together at her dining table.

A centuries-old art known as Tarkashi is a craft of inlaying fine metal wires into wood to create stunning geometric and floral patterns. The workshop is led by a master artist Mohan Lal Sharma, a national, state and Shilp Guru award-winning artist who has decades of experience and offers a deep knowledge about the technique, history and cultural heritage of Tarkashi. Hosted at his studio you will learn this process and leave with your own personalised memento.

You will get to eat dishes that you can never eat outside a traditional South Indian home. No restaurant serves this kind of food, and most ingredients we use would surprise you! We are a vegetarian household preserving traditional recipes, and the experience can be accommodated to people who are plant-based. You will also get to use unique tools for coconut cutting, coconut shaving, steaming, etc. Given our global experiences, we will also help you make connections between our cuisine and your own, and help you adapt what you learn to where you live. We want you to learn our recipes and re-create them in your homes!

Key Takeaways from Our Yoga Teacher Training in India: Our certification courses guide you on a transformative journey focused on awareness and self-discovery, gently stretching the limitations that you’ve placed on your mind and your body through expert guidance, rigorous training and constant practice. These courses will help you develop practice discipline as a learner first and then as an instructor. If you give your trust and dedication to us, you will surely be taking with you: Ability to synergize the body, mind, and soul - a conscious state of mind that leads to self-awareness. A disciplined mindset to practice Yoga in its entirety and in the same fashion, teach others. Understanding the various postures and asanas and their impact on the physiology and mind, their alignment and adjustments. Deep knowledge of Yoga Philosophy and an ability to see yoga as a way of life and not just under a restricted lens of Yoga asana. Lots of memories & friends.

Dye It Yourself (DIY) which is a state of the art, one of a kind workshop where participants can learn the art of dyeing, Shibori & Blockprinting all with natural colors. DiY aims is to educate and create awareness among participants about use of natural dyes and its positive impact on environment. During this activity we try and use waste from our kitchen & surrounding which can be helpful for natural dyeing. The idea for the workshop came from the fact that chemical dyes are one of the major sources of pollutants today in textile. Our aim is for people to include sustainability as a filter as well before any purchase of textiles.