India in $1600s-$1900s RT

We've got five huge Indian cities in this bunch, so let's break 'em down!

Mumbai is kind of the favorite child. It's massive, it's modern, and everything moves at a chaotic breakneck pace. If you want to spend a whirlwind week soaking up as many big city sights as possible, this is your best choice!

New Delhi shares Mumbai's chaos, but it's more of an old soul. It's best known for its historic architecture, so definitely pick this route if grandiose tombs and Mughal fortresses are up your alley. It's also the best starting point for that famous palace you might've heard of.

Then we've got the three South Indian hubs! These spots tend to be a little more laid-back by India's urban standards, but still bring plenty of action. Bengaluru (AKA Bangalore) is the Garden City and comes with a side of green spaces, Chennai is a coastal town with some nice stretches of beach, and Hyderabad is another history hub with a few popping markets.

But no matter which city you choose, those premium economy perks will take the sting out of the long flight :-)