Gay New Delhi · Services

Owners Description: India is amazing country, a land of exotic colors and flavors—and a dream destination for many of us. But did you know it also has a fascinating LGBTQ+ history?

This is the tour that will show you some of its most fabulous sights while introducing you to its LGBTQ+ side, with highlights that include not only the Taj Mahal at dawn and the beautiful pink city of Jaipur—but also a meeting with members of Indian culture’s traditional third sex (hijras), a sexy sculptures of the Khajuraho temples (including the LGB scenes!) and above all, the chance to celebrate Holi, the festival of spring, love, and colors, with India’s gay prince (the crown prince of the Gujarati principality of Rajpipla) Manvendra Singh Gohil—whom you many know from his appearances on the Oprah Show—at the refuge he has created for LGBTQ+ people in need. 

The tour price includes a donation to the Lakshya Trust, one of India’s key LGBTQ+ charities, founded by the prince to provide HIV/AIDS services

• Tour Dates: March 4th 2025

Guided by the renowned Professor Andrew Lear (a renowned tour operator, see his excellent reviews). Experience luxury accommodations and exquisite dining throughout the tour.

Book and contact below for further info and enquiries. See his Video testimonials for this trip also at his Youtube link here.

Annual LGBTQ+ Pride event in New Delhi, held every March.

Serene Journeys a well-known travel agency in New Delhi that provides luxury travel services and trips for both individuals and groups, as well as gay-friendly vacations tailored to the traveler's needs, interest, lifestyle, and budget.

Service is available in India, Nepal, Bhutan and South Asia.

About Founder:
Robin is the owner of Serene Journeys, a bespoke travel specialist for LGBT & communities based in New Delhi and a freelance travel photographer.

Based in Delhi, Boyzone is an entertainment group for the LGBT community that organises events, parties, exhibitions, etc.

Regular gay parties are held on Saturday nights at various locations in the city. For visitors, it is best to call them and find out where the party is currently happening.

Parties normally get busy after midnight and continue on until early morning.

Formed in 2003, Nigah is a Delhi-based social activist group who provides discussions on the queer issues of gender and sexuality and organises events for the LGBT community.