India Tour Packages

In most cases, you'll need a visa to visit India. Exceptions include Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cardholders and citizens of a few select countries with visa-free agreements. Check visa requirements for your nationality on the Indian Ministry of External Affairs website (https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html) to determine the visa type you need and how to apply. Tourist visas, business visas, and e-visas are some common options. For a smooth application process, begin well in advance, carefully review requirements, and consider using a visa service if needed.

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The best time to visit India is during the cooler, dry months from October to March. This period offers pleasant weather ideal for exploring diverse regions, from the deserts of Rajasthan to the beaches of Goa and the backwaters of Kerala. Northern areas, including the Himalayas, are also more accessible and enjoyable during these months.

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The Golden Triangle, encompassing Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, shines brightest during the pleasant months! October to March offers ideal weather for sightseeing - warm days and cool nights. However, December and January can get chilly in Delhi, while the south experiences peak tourist season with higher prices. Shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) see lower crowds and decent weather, though April and May can be quite hot. For the most comfortable exploration, aim for October to March (excluding December/January).

The best time to visit Indian national parks is typically from October to March when the weather is cooler, making wildlife sightings more frequent and birdwatching ideal. Summer months can be hot, and monsoons may restrict park access.

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India's "must-see" sights cater to all tastes! The Golden Triangle hits the classics - Delhi's history, Agra's Taj Mahal, and Jaipur's vibrancy. Adventure awaits in the Himalayan mountains with trekking, hill stations, and spiritual Rishikesh. Kerala's serene backwaters offer houseboat journeys and lush beauty. Rajasthan boasts grand forts, desert safaris, and the famed "Pink City." Goa beckons with beaches, seafood, and a laid-back vibe. But India's magic extends far beyond - explore the holy city of Varanasi, delve into Hampi's history, spot wildlife in Kaziranga National Park, or discover French-influenced Pondicherry.

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India is generally safe for foreign travelers, but like any destination, there are areas and situations to be aware of. Petty theft, scams, and traffic congestion are common, so staying vigilant and researching safe travel practices is key. Certain areas, particularly Jammu and Kashmir (except eastern Ladakh) and border regions, have higher security risks and are best avoided. Women travelers may encounter unwanted attention, so dressing modestly and traveling with a companion, especially at night, is recommended. However, with common-sense precautions and cultural sensitivity, India offers a rewarding and unforgettable travel experience.

Absolutely! Booking your flights is a breeze when you choose our tours. Simply share your departure airport and preferred travel dates, and we'll handle the rest. We'll search for flights that seamlessly integrate with your tour itinerary, ensuring a smooth and stress-free travel experience.

Yes, we can provide you with a variety of hotels to choose from, based on your preferences and budget. We have a wide network of hotel partners, from mid-range to premium and luxury hotels, so we are confident that we can find the perfect hotel for you. If you have already chosen any particular hotel(s) to stay, we can also provide that hotel(s) to you on request basis. Hotels are suject to availability. Cost may vary depending on your hotel choice.

Luxury travel in India offers a wealth of unforgettable experiences, from opulent palace stays in Rajasthan to exclusive houseboat cruises in Kerala's backwaters. Indulge in rejuvenating spa retreats, private tours of historic monuments, and fine dining featuring exquisite Indian cuisine. For those seeking bespoke experiences, luxury trains like the Maharajas' Express provide a royal journey through India's cultural gems.

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