This trip to India is a guided cultural journey – designed for those who wish to go beyond tourism and understand India as a living culture: its values, its rituals, and its art as a language of knowledge.

Silvana Duarte

Silvana's passion for Indian culture has taken her to India 27 times in the last 30 years. An artist, researcher, and scholar of classical Indian art, she lived in the country, graduated from renowned traditional schools, and built, over more than three decades, a rare relationship with this culture: intimate, profound, and genuine. Since 2013, Silvana has dedicated herself to guiding small groups of travellers through India.

Travel Program

From December 30st 2026 until January 17th 2027

Puttaparthi

We begin in an ashram, where daily practices and human values ​​bring the traveller into contact with a worldview that is rare to the Western eye.

Fort Kochi

We continued our journey to encounters with traditions and spaces of cultural transmission, and then arrived in Kerala, at Fort Kochi, where coastal India reveals its history of exchanges and coexistence between cultures, amidst rivers, coconut trees, and a more tranquil pace of life.

Puttaparthi

We begin in an ashram, where daily practices and human values ​​bring the traveller into contact with a worldview that is rare to the Western eye.

Fort Kochi

We continued our journey to encounters with traditions and spaces of cultural transmission, and then arrived in Kerala, at Fort Kochi, where coastal India reveals its history of exchanges and coexistence between cultures, amidst rivers, coconut trees, and a more tranquil pace of life.

Varanasi

From there, we'll go to Varanasi, the ritual heart of Hinduism, to experience firsthand the Ganges, the gats, and the spiritual life that shapes the city.

Bhubaneswar

And finally we arrived in Odisha, the climax of the journey: a region where temple, community and art are exceptionally integrated – where ancient and modern coexist and artistic heritage is revealed in daily life, in architecture and in the hands that preserve tradition.

Varanasi

From there, we'll go to Varanasi, the ritual heart of Hinduism, to experience firsthand the Ganges, the gats, and the spiritual life that shapes the city.

Bhubaneswar

And finally we arrived in Odisha, the climax of the journey: a region where temple, community and art are exceptionally integrated – where ancient and modern coexist and artistic heritage is revealed in daily life, in architecture and in the hands that preserve tradition.

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