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India

Home to graciousness with a hearty adherence to the blessings of the almighty, India is one word for diversity.

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Overview

India is a land of extraordinary contrasts, where centuries-old traditions exist alongside contemporary life, and every region reveals a different story. From the snow-covered Himalayas and the deserts of Rajasthan to the tropical backwaters of Kerala and the vibrant cities of Delhi and Mumbai, its landscapes are as diverse as its people and cultures.

Here, history lives beyond monuments. It unfolds in bustling bazaars, ancient temples, royal palaces, colourful festivals and everyday encounters. Food is an experience in itself, with regional flavours, age-old recipes and culinary traditions that tell stories of the places they come from.

What makes travelling through India truly memorable, however, is its people. The warmth of local hospitality, the skills of artisans, the rhythms of everyday life and the unexpected connections along the way bring a deeper meaning to every journey. With so much to discover, no two experiences of India are ever quite the same.

Regions

  • Northern India
  • Southern India
  • Central India
  • Western India
  • Eastern India

From the snow-covered Himalayas to the royal cities of Rajasthan, Northern India brings together extraordinary landscapes, centuries of history and vibrant cultural traditions.

Explore the bustling lanes and flavours of Old Delhi, the magnificent Taj Mahal in Agra, the Mughal heritage of Fatehpur Sikri and the forts, palaces and colourful bazaars of Rajasthan. Beyond the cities, sacred rivers, mountain retreats and local communities offer experiences that reveal the many layers of this fascinating region.

Southern India unfolds through lush landscapes, ancient traditions and a way of life deeply connected to nature and culture.

Discover the temple architecture of Tamil Nadu, the tranquil backwaters of Kerala, the coffee plantations of Karnataka and the historic treasures of Hampi. From classical arts and traditional wellness practices to fragrant spice gardens and distinctive regional cuisines, every journey offers a different perspective on the South.

At the heart of the country lies a region where remarkable heritage meets some of India's most celebrated wildlife landscapes.

The intricate temples of Khajuraho, the historic towns of Orchha and Gwalior, and the Buddhist monuments of Sanchi reveal centuries of artistic and architectural achievement. In the forests of Kanha and Bandhavgarh, wildlife experiences bring travellers closer to India's natural heritage, while rural communities and local traditions offer meaningful encounters beyond the familiar routes.

Western India is a fascinating blend of living traditions, artistic heritage, dramatic landscapes and vibrant cities.

Explore the craft villages of Kutch, the architectural legacy of Ahmedabad, the ancient rock-cut caves of Ajanta and Ellora, and the bustling energy of Mumbai. From the cultural richness of Gujarat and Maharashtra to distinctive textiles, regional cuisines and wildlife experiences, the West reveals a remarkable variety of stories and landscapes.

Eastern India is a region of extraordinary cultural diversity, spiritual heritage and natural beauty.

Discover the colonial-era architecture and creative spirit of Kolkata, the magnificent Sun Temple at Konark, the Buddhist heritage of Bodh Gaya and the tea gardens of Darjeeling. Further northeast, the landscapes of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh open up a world of river valleys, living traditions, remarkable biodiversity and communities whose stories are deeply connected to the land.

Useful Information+

Useful Information

Geography  -  In the heart of South Asia, strengthened by the Himalayan Mountains to the north and the warm Indian Ocean to the south.Size - 3.287 million square kilometres
Local time - GMT +5.5Visa - All visitors require a visa to visit India. More information can be found click here
Currency - Indian Rupee (Notes are in denominations of 2000, 500, 200,100, 50, 20, 10 and 5)Telephone code - The international direct dialling code for India is 91.
Electricity - Standard voltage is 230-240V.Pack a universal travel adaptor.Language - Hindi is one of the main language,although English is also widely spoken.
Vaccinations - are not mandatory but WHO recommends several vaccinations for travellers going to India.Smoking - Smoking is prohibited in many public places.
Tourist office - http://tourism.gov.in/Flying time - Most of the airlines have direct connectivity with Delhi / Mumbai airport & some countries can be connected through connecting flights via Dubai / Helsinki.

The Best time to visit India is between October and April, when the weather is more likely to be warm, sunny, and dry. Increasing temperatures in April and May can result in excellent value trips, but you can expect high humidity and thunderstorms. Ladakh, located in the far north, is most accessible between June and September, when the rest of the country experiences monsoon season.

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