Indian Itinerary

We operate out of House No 229 in the DDA Flats at Kalkaji, J-1. It’s a regular residential block, so it doesn't feel like a typical office. Indian Itinerary is run from a room that we’ve converted into a workspace. There are bookshelves filled with guides and some old files. We have a couple of desks pushed against the walls. It’s quiet here compared to the main roads. We can hear the neighbors and the local vegetable seller going by. We like it this way. It’s comfortable. We spend our time planning routes and checking schedules. It’s mostly computer work and phone calls. Sometimes the internet is slow, and we have to wait a bit. We drink a lot of homemade tea. There’s no fancy coffee machine here. When people come to see us, they usually sit on the sofa. We don't have a formal meeting room. It’s just us and our work. We've been in Kalkaji for a long time and know the area well. We don't try to sound like a big corporation because we aren't one. We are just a few people who know a lot about traveling. We do our best to keep things organized. It’s a simple life and we like the routine of it. We don't use big words or make grand promises. We just look at the maps and try to find the best way for someone to get from one place to another.