The company that put India's tours online.

Amin Tours is a private tour operator for India, established in 2009. We were the first company to bring India's tours and activities online — the Taj Mahal included — at a time when booking a day in Agra meant a phone call, a fax, or a walk-in agent. We were also the first Indian tour company on Tripadvisor, and the first to ask travelers to review their tours in public. 17 years and 12,000+ reviews later we still run tours the same way: our own drivers, our own licensed guides, our own itineraries, and a price you can read before you ask for it.

Lonely Planet India recommended us in its 2013, 2015 and April 2017 editions, and the French guide Petit Futé in 2019–2020. We are prouder of the reviews. 4.9 out of 5 across 12,000+ travelers is not a marketing line — it is what happens when a guide knows the monument, the driver knows the road, and somebody answers the phone at two in the morning because that is when a sunrise tour leaves.

How we run our tours

• Private, always. Every tour is private to your group — one car, one driver, one guide, for the whole tour. Nothing is shared with strangers.
• Honest itineraries. If a monument is closed on your date, we tell you before you book and re-plan the day. If something is an optional extra, it is priced openly — never a surprise on the day.
• Transparent pricing. Per-person prices in US dollars, worked out instantly for your exact group size on every tour page. Prices fall as your group grows.
• Free cancellation. Cancel free up to 24 hours before any tour begins.
• No shopping stops. Your day is for monuments, not showrooms. Guides do not take commission stops.
• Responsible choices. Our Jaipur itineraries visit Jaigarh Fort rather than promote elephant rides at Amber Fort — and we swap in Amber Fort free if you prefer it.

Where we operate

Our teams are based across Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, with pickups from any hotel, residence, or airport in Delhi NCR — including Delhi (IGI), Hindon and Noida International airports — and across Agra and Jaipur. Multi-day tours run the Golden Triangle and on to Ranthambore National Park.