INDIA - ETERNAL EUPHORIA: I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE:™3 Days / 2 Nights
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THE L.U.X. PROMISE: THE ART OF TOTAL IMMERSION
ZERO FRICTION
At MASX, our guiding principle is LUX: Live Ultimate Xperiences — where true luxury is the freedom to stay present and fully immersed in the moment. To ensure your connection to the city’s quiet rhythm remains uninterrupted, we operate under a strict, silent protocol:
You aren’t led by a “guide.” You are accompanied by a N.I.T.E. Insider. They are local expert guides who help you Navigate Immersive Travel Experiences. They are your sophisticated peers, your cultural translators, and your partners in after-dark cultural experiences that will open doors that don’t exist on any map.
Your journey exists in two worlds. The Black Passport is your shared tactile anchor — a physical relic to hold in your hands. The Digital Artifact is your high-fidelity digital legacy — a cinematic film to revisit together.
A physical book that preserves the story of your experience.
Your story is captured as it happens. Seven days after your experience, you will receive a curated collection of captured moments from the experience.
OVERVIEW
I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: JAIPUR is an inspired top-ten itinerary that maps your journey from airport to rare experiences, revealing a city where royal heritage and everyday life continue to exist side by side. Rather than simply visiting Jaipur’s magnificent forts and palaces, each carefully curated experience uncovers the people, traditions, craftsmanship, flavours, and quiet moments that have kept the Pink City alive for centuries.
Over three thoughtfully curated days, discover Jaipur through more than its iconic landmarks. Wander vibrant bazaars where generations of artisans continue their craft, pause over a cup of chai as the city moves around you, explore magnificent royal residences before watching the Pink City transform beneath the evening lights, and venture beyond its walls in search of leopards that still roam the surrounding hills. Along the way, meaningful encounters, timeless traditions, and moments shared with local communities reveal a Jaipur that is not preserved as history, but lived every day. Here, the city’s greatest legacy is found not only in its remarkable architecture, but in the people who continue to carry its story forward.
ITINERARY
Day 1: Where Jaipur Welcomes You
RE01: THE PINK CITY'S FIRST HELLO
Your first encounter with Jaipur arrives all at once. Streets alive with colour, the sound of traffic weaving between centuries-old façades, vendors preparing the day's first customers, and the unmistakable aroma of freshly brewed masala chai drifting through the air. Pause where locals naturally gather for a cup of tea before continuing through the heart of the Pink City, where everyday life unfolds beneath the watchful façade of Hawa Mahal. More than Jaipur's most recognisable landmark, the Palace of Winds has welcomed generations to the city, standing as both an architectural masterpiece and a lasting symbol of the royal vision that shaped the streets surrounding it. Here, before history is explained, Jaipur is simply experienced.
RE02: A CITY BUILT FOR ROYALTY
Step beyond Jaipur's bustling streets into the magnificent City Palace, where elegant courtyards, richly decorated gateways, royal collections, and centuries of Rajput heritage reveal the ambition behind India's first planned city. While the palace speaks of kings, ceremonies, and extraordinary craftsmanship, its influence reaches far beyond its walls. The traditions, artisans, colours, and architectural beauty found throughout Jaipur today all trace their roots back to this remarkable royal legacy. Rather than preserving the past behind glass, the City Palace reveals how history continues to shape the city its people proudly call home.
RE03: WHERE JAIPUR STILL WORKS
Leave the palaces behind and wander into the vibrant lanes of Bapu Bazaar, where Jaipur's royal heritage quietly continues through the hands of its people. Textile merchants, jewellers, spice sellers, craftsmen, and family-run businesses fill the colourful streets with conversation, fragrance, and generations of skill passed from one generation to the next. As you explore one of the city's best-loved markets, discover the ingredients, aromas, and traditions that continue to shape everyday life, selecting a natural fragrance that will quietly accompany another chapter of your journey later this evening. Here, Jaipur is no longer observed — it is lived.
RE04: WHEN THE CITY BEGINS TO GLOW
As the afternoon gently fades into evening, rise above the streets to a rooftop overlooking the Pink City as warm sandstone buildings gradually surrender to the glow of evening lights. Below, traffic continues to flow, conversations drift through the streets, and Jaipur reveals a different kind of beauty from the one you met earlier in the day. Over a relaxed dinner, watch the city settle into its nighttime rhythm before your N.I.T.E. Navigator introduces one final story. Using the natural fragrance chosen earlier, discover why incense has remained part of Indian homes, temples, celebrations, and moments of quiet reflection for centuries. As you craft your own handcrafted incense against the backdrop of Jaipur's illuminated skyline, the city leaves you with more than memories — it leaves you with a fragrance that will forever recall the evening you first understood its soul.
DAY 1 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE01: Hawa Mahal
RE02: City Palace
RE03: Bapu Bazaar
RE04: The Illuminated Pink City
Day 2: Where Royalty Lives On
RE05: A KINGDOM STILL WATCHES
Travel beyond the Pink City to Amber Fort, where Jaipur's royal story first unfolded among the rugged hills of Rajasthan. Wander through magnificent courtyards, grand gateways, hidden passageways, and the breathtaking Mirror Palace, discovering how generations of Rajput rulers transformed a hilltop fortress into one of India's greatest architectural achievements. As you descend toward the tranquil waters of Jal Mahal, allow the pace to soften. While the Water Palace quietly rises from the lake beyond, join local families and vendors gathering along the lakeside, perhaps pausing for a cup of chai or a simple street snack as everyday life unfolds beside one of Jaipur's most iconic landscapes. Here, history is never separated from the present — it quietly accompanies it.
RE06: WHEN THE CITY BREATHES
Return to Jaipur at its own unhurried pace, where the afternoon belongs not to kings, but to the people who give the city its character today. Wander through neighbourhood streets, pause wherever curiosity leads, and discover the quieter rhythm that exists beyond the famous landmarks. Whether browsing a small family-run shop, sharing conversations with local artisans, or simply watching daily life unfold from a welcoming café, this is an opportunity to experience Jaipur not as a visitor rushing between attractions, but as someone gradually becoming part of its everyday story. Sometimes, the places remembered most are not the ones marked on a map.
RE07: WHEN THE CITY CHANGES
As golden light begins to fade, ascend to Nahargarh Fort and watch Jaipur transform beneath you. From high above the Pink City, the warm sandstone streets gradually surrender to thousands of evening lights, revealing a city preparing for another night. Yet the transformation extends far beyond the skyline. Descend once more into Jaipur and discover a different rhythm, where stylish rooftop lounges and contemporary gathering places fill with friends unwinding after work, conversations drift across the evening air, and handcrafted cocktails are shared against the backdrop of centuries-old architecture. Here, modern life and royal heritage exist side by side, reminding you that Jaipur is not simply a city preserved in history — it is one that continues to evolve while never forgetting where it began.
DAY 2 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE05: Amber Fort & Jal Mahal
RE06: Everyday Jaipur
RE07: Nahargarh Fort & Modern Jaipur
Day 3: The Hands That Keep Jaipur Alive
RE08: WHERE THE WILD STILL ROAMS
Before Jaipur begins to stir, venture into Jhalana Leopard Reserve, one of the few places in the world where a thriving leopard population lives on the edge of a modern city. As the morning light gradually reveals the rugged landscape of the Aravalli Hills, journey through the reserve in search of these elusive predators while keeping watch for deer, peacocks, hyenas, and countless bird species that call this remarkable ecosystem home. Long before Jaipur became known for its palaces and royal heritage, nature shaped the land itself. Here, the city's story begins not with kings, but with the wilderness that continues to surround it.
RE09: THE HANDS THAT KEEP JAIPUR ALIVE
Return to the city to discover another side of Jaipur's living heritage through one of its most celebrated traditional crafts. Step inside a family-run block printing workshop, where carved wooden blocks, natural dyes, and generations of craftsmanship continue to transform simple fabric into works of remarkable beauty. Watch artisans work with a rhythm perfected over centuries before trying the technique yourself, gaining a deeper appreciation for the patience, precision, and creativity behind every design. Over lunch and conversation, discover that these traditions are not preserved for visitors alone — they remain part of the livelihoods, identities, and everyday lives of the people who continue to call Jaipur home.
RE10: A CELEBRATION OF RAJASTHAN
As the afternoon gently gives way to evening, arrive at Chokhi Dhani, where the spirit of Rajasthan comes together in one joyful celebration. Beneath glowing lanterns, the sounds of folk music, laughter, and lively conversation fill the air as musicians, dancers, storytellers, and artisans welcome families and visitors into traditions that continue to thrive today. Wander through the village at your own pace, pausing to watch performances, meet local craftsmen, or join in whenever the moment invites you. As the evening concludes around a traditional Rajasthani thali, surrounded by warm hospitality and the rich aromas of regional cuisine, discover that the true legacy of Rajasthan has never belonged only to its magnificent forts and palaces — it lives on through the people who continue to celebrate it every single day.
DAY 3 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE08: Jhalana Leopard Reserve
RE09: Block Printing Workshop
RE10: Chokhi Dhani
I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: JAIPUR
OVERVIEW
I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: VARANASI is an inspired top-ten itinerary that maps your journey from airport to rare experiences, revealing one of the world’s oldest living cities through the traditions, people, and philosophies that continue to shape everyday life. Rather than simply visiting Varanasi’s sacred temples and famous ghats, each carefully curated experience uncovers the rituals, craftsmanship, conversations, flavours, and quiet moments that have been carried forward from one generation to the next.
Over three thoughtfully curated days, wander the sacred lanes leading to Kashi Vishwanath, experience the city’s timeless morning rituals along the Ganges, discover where Buddha first shared his teachings, meet the artisans preserving Banarasi silk, and reflect beside one of Hinduism’s most profound sacred places. Along the way, unhurried conversations, everyday encounters, and the living sounds of Banaras reveal a city that has never simply preserved its traditions — it continues to live them. Here, the greatest journey is not through its monuments, but through the people who ensure its story is still being written every day.
ITINERARY
Day 1: Where Every Lane Tells a Story
RE01: THE SACRED LABYRINTH
Step into the living heart of Varanasi through the winding lanes leading toward Kashi Vishwanath Temple, where every turn reveals another glimpse into a city that has inspired pilgrims for thousands of years. Pass flower vendors carefully preparing offerings, the fragrance of incense drifting from hidden shrines, sacred cows quietly sharing the narrow streets, and devotees making their way toward one of Hinduism's holiest temples. Rather than rushing directly to the destination, allow the journey itself to become part of the experience as your N.I.T.E. Navigator reveals the stories, symbols, and everyday moments that transform these ancient alleyways into far more than a route to a temple. Here, faith is not reserved for special occasions — it quietly shapes the rhythm of everyday life.
RE02: THE RHYTHM OF BANARAS
Leaving the temple behind, continue into the lively streets surrounding Godowlia, where the spiritual heart of the city seamlessly gives way to its everyday heartbeat. Wander through bustling markets overflowing with spices, fresh produce, silk, flowers, and street vendors whose families have traded here for generations. Pause to sample local favourites, share a cup of chai, and discover why Banaras is celebrated as much for its flavours as for its faith. Between conversations with shopkeepers, the constant chorus of bicycle bells, temple chants, and friendly bargaining creates an atmosphere where every corner feels alive. This is not simply a market — it is where the city's character reveals itself through the people who live it every day.
RE03: WHEN THE CITY PRAYS
As evening approaches, follow the growing crowds toward Dashashwamedh Ghat, where thousands gather along the banks of the Ganges to witness the spectacular Ganga Aarti. As priests move in perfect harmony with glowing lamps, sacred chants, conch shells, and drifting incense, experience one of India's most powerful expressions of collective devotion. Yet when the ceremony concludes, the evening is only beginning. Stay a little longer as families, pilgrims, students, and friends continue to fill the riverside with conversation, laughter, and quiet reflection. Share dinner overlooking the sacred river, wander the illuminated ghats at an unhurried pace, perhaps stopping for a cup of chai or Banarasi paan, and discover that long after the final prayer has ended, the spirit of Varanasi continues to unfold beside the water.
DAY 1 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE01: Kashi Vishwanath Corridor & Temple
RE02: Godowlia Market
RE03: Dashashwamedh Ghat
Day 2: What One Generation Leaves to the Next
RE04: WHEN THE CITY AWAKENS
Long before the streets begin to fill, make your way to Assi Ghat, where another day quietly begins beside the sacred Ganges. Join locals gathering for Subah-e-Banaras, a cherished morning tradition where yoga, meditation, Vedic chanting, devotional music, and the first light of sunrise come together in one peaceful ritual. Afterwards, board a traditional wooden boat and drift gently along the river as Varanasi slowly awakens around you, watching pilgrims perform their morning prayers, priests prepare the ghats, and daily life unfold one ritual at a time. Return to shore for a simple Banarasi breakfast and a cup of masala chai, discovering that here, spirituality is not something people visit — it is something they quietly live every morning.
RE05: WHERE IDEAS CHANGED THE WORLD
Leave the bustling riverbanks behind and journey to nearby Sarnath, where a different chapter of India's spiritual story quietly began. It was here that Lord Buddha delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment, sharing teachings that would eventually travel across continents and inspire millions. Wander among ancient monasteries, peaceful gardens, and the towering Dhamek Stupa as your N.I.T.E. Navigator reveals how this tranquil place became one of Buddhism's most sacred pilgrimage destinations. After experiencing Varanasi's living Hindu traditions in the morning, Sarnath offers another perspective — reminding us that this remarkable city has long been a place where ideas, beliefs, and philosophies continue to shape the world.
RE06: THE THREADS OF BANARAS
Return to the old city to meet the people who continue another of Varanasi's greatest traditions. Step inside a family-run weaving workshop, where the steady rhythm of wooden looms has echoed through generations, transforming silk threads into the world-famous Banarasi textiles. Watch skilled artisans work with extraordinary patience and precision before trying a few simple movements yourself, gaining a deeper appreciation for a craft that has become inseparable from the city's identity. Over tea and conversation, discover how today's weavers balance centuries-old techniques with the realities of modern life, proving that traditions survive not by remaining unchanged, but by continuing to evolve through the hands of those who refuse to let them disappear.
RE07: WHEN BANARAS SLOWS DOWN
As evening settles once more, return to the riverside not for another ceremony, but for the simple pleasure of spending time as the city does. Gather over dinner before wandering through the quieter streets surrounding Assi Ghat, where students, families, musicians, and neighbours linger long after sunset. Temple bells mingle with the distant sound of classical music drifting from nearby homes, while conversations continue over cups of chai and the occasional Banarasi paan. There is no performance to watch and no schedule to follow — only the quiet rhythm of a city winding down in its own time. By now, Varanasi no longer feels like somewhere to be explored, but somewhere to simply be.
DAY 2 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE04: Assi Ghat
RE05: Sarnath
RE06: Banarasi Silk Workshop
RE07: Assi Ghat After Dark
Day 3: The Legacy That Lives On
RE08: WHERE LIFE FINDS ITS MEANING
Begin the morning at Manikarnika Ghat, one of the most sacred places in Hinduism, where the rhythms of life and death have continued uninterrupted for centuries. Observe respectfully from a distance as daily rituals continue with quiet dignity, revealing a philosophy that has drawn pilgrims here for generations — not out of fear, but in search of liberation, acceptance, and peace. This is not a place to witness an ending, but to understand a way of seeing life as part of an endless journey. Here, the conversations are often quieter than the surroundings themselves, inviting reflection on perspectives that have shaped Varanasi long before the modern world began.
RE09: THE FRAGRANCE OF BANARAS
A short walk from the ghats, settle into a peaceful open-air café or riverside terrace where the pace naturally slows. Over a cup of masala chai and local refreshments, allow the morning's experience to settle before beginning India's timeless tradition of hand-rolling natural incense. There is no formal workshop and no classroom — only conversation, shared laughter, and the simple pleasure of creating something with your own hands. As fragrant herbs, sandalwood, and natural oils come together, your N.I.T.E. Navigator shares stories of how scent has accompanied India's temples, homes, celebrations, and moments of reflection for centuries. Should curious locals pause to ask what you're creating or offer a friendly suggestion, welcome the conversation as naturally as the city itself would. Sometimes the most meaningful encounters are the ones that were never planned.
RE10: WHERE THE MUSIC LIVES
For your final chapter, journey to Kabir Chaura, a neighbourhood where Banaras' musical heritage continues to be passed from one generation to the next. Wander through quiet lanes where the sounds of tabla, harmonium, sitar, or classical vocals drift naturally from homes, music schools, and practice rooms, revealing a tradition that remains part of everyday life rather than the concert stage. If the opportunity arises, step inside a local academy or rehearsal space to meet students and teachers who continue the centuries-old guru–shishya tradition, where knowledge is passed directly from master to disciple. End your journey over a relaxed farewell dinner nearby, reflecting on a city whose greatest treasures have never been its monuments alone, but the people who continue to preserve its spirit through faith, craftsmanship, music, and everyday life.
DAY 3 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE08: Manikarnika Ghat
RE09: Hand-Rolled Incense
RE10: Kabir Chaura
I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: VARANASI
OVERVIEW
I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: GOA is an inspired top-ten itinerary that maps your journey from airport to rare experiences, revealing a side of India unlike anywhere else in the country. Shaped by centuries of Portuguese influence and the gentle rhythm of the Arabian Sea, Goa is a place where colourful neighbourhoods, colonial heritage, tropical flavours, and relaxed coastal living come together to create a culture entirely its own.
Over three thoughtfully curated days, wander through the charming streets of Fontainhas, uncover the stories behind Goa’s remarkable cultural heritage, embrace the local philosophy of Susegad along its sun-kissed coastline, discover the origins of the spices that define Goan cuisine, and create your own handcrafted incense using fresh local botanicals. From lively taverns and bustling local markets to riverside evenings in Panjim, each experience reveals that Goa’s greatest treasure is not simply its beaches, but the people, traditions, and unhurried way of life that continue to shape the soul of India’s most distinctive coastal destination.
ITINERARY
Day 1: A Different Side of India
Some places change your itinerary. Goa changes your expectations.
RE01: A COLOURFUL BEGINNING
Begin your journey in Fontainhas, Goa's charming Latin Quarter, where colourful Portuguese villas, tiled façades, quiet chapels, and leafy streets create a scene unlike anywhere else in India. As you wander through neighbourhood cafés, traditional bakeries, and local art spaces, discover a community where Portuguese heritage continues to shape everyday life centuries after it first arrived. Pause for a leisurely lunch featuring Goan specialities, fresh pastries, or locally loved sweets while conversations unfold around you. More than a beautiful neighbourhood, Fontainhas offers your first glimpse into a Goa where cultures have blended naturally, creating an identity entirely its own.
RE02: WHERE TWO WORLDS MET
Continue to the Basilica of Bom Jesus, one of India's most important UNESCO World Heritage Sites and home to the sacred relics of St. Francis Xavier. Beyond its magnificent Baroque architecture lies the story of how Portuguese explorers, missionaries, traders, and local communities together shaped a culture found nowhere else in the country. As you explore the beautifully preserved church and surrounding heritage district, discover how European traditions gradually intertwined with Indian customs, influencing everything from architecture and music to cuisine and everyday life. Here, Goa's remarkable story is not simply preserved in history — it continues to be lived.
RE03: THE GOAN TABLE
As evening arrives, settle into a traditional Goan tavern, where the pace slows and conversations naturally become part of the experience. Long before modern cafés and beach bars appeared, these welcoming gathering places have served as the social heart of local communities, where neighbours meet after work to share stories, celebrate milestones, watch football, and enjoy one another's company. Over a dinner of authentic Goan flavours, discover the island's distinctive culinary traditions before raising a glass of locally crafted feni, Goa's iconic spirit distilled from cashew apples or coconuts. Here, hospitality is measured not by how quickly the evening passes, but by how willingly nobody wants it to end.
DAY 1 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE01: Fontainhas
RE02: Basilica of Bom Jesus
RE03: Goan Tavern
Day 2: The Art of Slowing Down
RE04: ABOVE THE COAST
Begin the morning at Fort Aguada, where sweeping views over the Arabian Sea reveal more than just one of Goa's most iconic landmarks. Built by the Portuguese to guard the coastline, the fort tells the story of a region that has long welcomed people, cultures, and ideas from across the world. As you wander its weathered ramparts and gaze across the endless coastline, discover another defining part of Goan life: Susegad — a philosophy that embraces balance, contentment, and taking time to enjoy the moment. Here, surrounded by sea, sky, and history, the pace of the journey begins to change.
RE05: LIVING SUSEGAD
Continue to Candolim Beach, where the philosophy of Susegad is best understood not through explanation, but through experience. Spend the afternoon exactly as many Goans do: without rushing. Take a refreshing swim in the Arabian Sea, stroll barefoot along the wide shoreline, settle into a beach lounger beneath swaying palms, or simply lose track of time over a leisurely seafood lunch accompanied by freshly baked poi, Goa's beloved local bread. There is no checklist to complete and no clock to follow. Sometimes the most authentic way to understand a destination is to slow down enough to let it reveal itself naturally.
RE06: WHERE GOA GATHERS
As golden light settles over the coastline, make your way to a long-standing beach shack where another side of Goa comes to life. Families gather for dinner, friends catch up after work, travellers linger over fresh seafood, and the gentle sound of live acoustic music blends effortlessly with the waves rolling onto the shore. As the sky gradually shifts from warm amber to deep blue, discover why evenings like these have become part of Goa's identity. There is no grand performance, no elaborate spectacle — only good food, easy conversation, sea air, and the simple joy of sharing another beautiful day by the ocean. Here, Susegad is no longer something you learn about; it is something you quietly begin to live.
DAY 2 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE04: Fort Aguada
RE05: Candolim Beach
RE06: Beach Shack Evening
Day 3: The Flavours That Define Goa
RE07: THE MORNING MARKET
Begin the day at Mapusa Market, where everyday Goan life unfolds one conversation at a time. As local families, chefs, and shopkeepers browse the colourful maze of stalls, wander between baskets overflowing with tropical fruits, freshly baked poi, fragrant spices, handmade sweets, dried seafood, and seasonal produce sourced from across the state. Pause to sample local snacks and chat with long-standing vendors who have watched generations of Goans pass through these aisles. Before leaving, gather a small selection of natural herbs and spices that will accompany you later in the day, quietly connecting this lively market to the experience still waiting ahead.
RE08: WHERE FLAVOUR BEGINS
Journey into Goa's lush countryside to discover a traditional spice plantation, where the aromas that define Goan cuisine begin long before they reach the kitchen. Wander beneath towering palms and shaded forest paths as cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, nutmeg, vanilla, cloves, and countless other spices grow side by side in their natural environment. Along the way, discover how generations of Goan families have used these plants not only in cooking, but also for wellness, celebrations, and everyday living. Over a leisurely plantation lunch surrounded by tropical greenery, experience another side of Goa — one where nature quietly shapes the flavours, fragrances, and traditions that continue to define life across the region.
RE09: HAND-ROLLING INCENSE
After lunch, settle into a relaxed open-air café or shaded courtyard where the pace slows once again. Using fragrant herbs collected from the morning market together with fresh spices discovered at the plantation, learn the timeless art of hand-rolling natural incense in a casual setting guided by your N.I.T.E. Navigator. There is no formal workshop — only tea, conversation, shared laughter, and the simple pleasure of creating something with your own hands. Should curious locals pause to ask what you're making or share their own thoughts on the fragrances, welcome the moment as naturally as it unfolds. Sometimes the smallest conversations become the memories that stay with you the longest.
RE10: PANJIM AFTER DARK
As evening approaches, journey to Panjim to witness the city gently transform beneath the lights of the Mandovi River. Stroll along the lively riverside promenade as families gather, friends meet after work, music drifts through the evening air, and the illuminated bridges begin reflecting across the water. Conclude your Goan journey with a farewell dinner at a stylish riverside or rooftop restaurant overlooking the city, where contemporary elegance meets the warmth of traditional Goan hospitality. As another evening begins for the people who call this place home, discover that Goa's greatest gift was never simply its beaches or colonial landmarks, but the gentle reminder that life's richest moments are often the ones we choose not to rush.
DAY 3 I-TEN-AIR-RARE-RE: ITINERARY
RE07: Mapusa Market
RE08: Spice Plantation
RE09: Hand-Rolling Incense
RE10: Panjim
INCLUDES
- 3 Days / 2 Nights Accommodation (4★ Hotel)
- All transportation within the experience
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and drinks
- The artifacts (Black Passport & Digital artifact)
- English-speaking N.I.T.E. Navigator
- All admissions and activities outlined in the itinerary
- International airfare to India
- Travel insurance (highly recommended)
- Visa fees (if applicable)
- Personal expenses & additional purchases outside the curated experience
