Come alone. Leave with a group.

A small-group travel company, fourteen trips in India and abroad, for people who travel on their own. Live client build.

Backpack India actual public homepage opening, shown in full
Backpack India / Public homepageFull opening
Trips, seven in India and seven abroad
14
Films in the opening, one line each
6
Departures on one board, October 2026
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Sell the group, not only the place.

Most people who book a small-group trip are coming on their own. Before a deposit they want to know where the group goes, when it leaves, what it costs and what the days with strangers will be like. The site answers in that order, and every answer ends in the same place: a message on WhatsApp.

Fourteen trips, from a weekend in Rishikesh to six nights in Jordan. Prices are per person on triple sharing, a deposit holds a seat, and trips abroad are land packages with flights extra.

Six films, one line each.

Route rail
Fourteen ticks, one per trip, India in vermilion and abroad in glacier blue. The rail fills as the visitor scrolls.
Chapters
Each film carries one company line and names the trip it was shot on.
Phone
The same films in vertical cuts.
Way out
Skip the film goes straight to the trips.

From a first look to a held seat.

Seven parts of the live site, in the order a visitor meets them. Choose one to see it.

The range on the live Backpack India site
All fourteen trips one scroll after the opening, India or abroad at a tap, each with its next date and price.
The Kasol and Kheerganga trip page on a phone
PhoneKasol trip page

Booked from a phone, so built on one.

Every page was audited on desktop and on a phone before launch. On a phone the opening plays vertical cuts of the same films, and each trip page keeps the departure, the travellers and Reserve on WhatsApp in a bar at the bottom of the screen.

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