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Monumental heritage, living traditions and extraordinary variety

ExploreIndia.

Journey from Delhi’s layered history and Rajasthan’s palaces to Varanasi’s river rituals, Mumbai’s energy, Kerala’s waterways and the beaches of Goa.

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India favourites

Begin with Delhi’s historic layers, Agra’s Taj Mahal, Jaipur’s royal architecture or the vivid everyday life along the Ganges in Varanasi.

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Mughal heritage · markets · monumentsDelhi

A powerful introduction to India through imperial landmarks, sacred places and the energy of Old Delhi.

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Taj Mahal · forts · Mughal historyAgra

See the Taj Mahal with time to explore Agra Fort, gardens and the wider legacy of the Mughal empire.

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Palaces · forts · bazaarsJaipur

Discover the Pink City’s royal architecture, hilltop forts, artisan traditions and colourful markets.

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Ganges · ghats · sacred cityVaranasi

Experience one of the world’s oldest living cities through its riverfront rituals, lanes and spiritual traditions.

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India destinations

01DelhiOld and New Delhi tours, Mughal monuments, lively bazaars, street food and Golden Triangle journeys→ 02AgraThe Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Mughal gardens, heritage walks and rewarding day trips from Delhi→ 03JaipurAmber Fort, City Palace, Hawa Mahal, colourful bazaars and the royal heritage of Rajasthan→ 04MumbaiColonial architecture, waterfront landmarks, markets, food tours, cinema and energetic neighbourhoods→ 05GoaBeaches, Portuguese heritage, local food, river cruises, markets and a relaxed coastal character→ 06VaranasiGanges boat rides, riverside ghats, sacred rituals, ancient lanes and profound living traditions→ 07UdaipurLake palaces, Rajput architecture, old-city streets, boat journeys and romantic Rajasthan scenery→ 08JodhpurMehrangarh Fort, blue-painted streets, desert gateways, markets and compelling Marwari culture→ 09KeralaBackwaters, tea-covered hills, wildlife, beaches, food traditions and a lush southern landscape→ 10RishikeshYoga, ashrams, Ganges ceremonies, Himalayan foothills and rafting adventures→ 11AmritsarThe Golden Temple, Punjabi food, powerful history and the memorable Wagah border ceremony→

One country, many journeys

India is not one journey, but many remarkable worlds.

Distances are vast and regional identities are strong. A rewarding trip focuses on one or two connected areas, leaving time for guided context, slower travel and the encounters that happen between the headline sights.

✓ Monuments and living history✓ Regional food and markets✓ Sacred cities and traditions✓ Mountains, coasts and backwaters

Follow your curiosity

Ways to explore India

Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.

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Golden Triangle

Connect Delhi, Agra and Jaipur for an accessible introduction to monumental northern India.

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Sacred journeys

Explore riverside rituals, temples, spiritual traditions and cities shaped by pilgrimage.

Explore Varanasi →
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Palaces & forts

Follow Rajasthan through hilltop strongholds, royal cities, markets and desert landscapes.

Explore Jaipur →
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Southern landscapes

Move between Kerala’s backwaters, tea hills, tropical coast and distinctive culinary traditions.

Explore Kerala →

Useful basics

India at a glance

CurrencyIndian rupee (INR). Digital payments are widespread, but international visitors should also carry cash for smaller purchases and local markets.
LanguageHindi and English are widely used, alongside many regional languages. English is common in tourism, accommodation and organised experiences.
Getting aroundDomestic flights and extensive rail networks connect major regions. Private drivers, metros, local transport and organised tours suit different stages of a journey.
Best forHistory, architecture, spirituality, food, markets, wildlife, palaces, rail journeys, mountains, beaches and immersive cultural travel.
ClimateIndia spans many climate zones. The ideal season differs greatly between the northern plains, Himalayas, deserts, tropical south and west coast.

Helpful answers

India FAQs

Useful guidance before choosing your destinations and experiences.

Where should first-time visitors begin?

Delhi, Agra and Jaipur form the classic Golden Triangle and work well together. Travellers seeking a slower southern route can instead focus on Kerala and Goa.

How long should I spend in India?

Ten to fourteen days is a sensible first trip focused on one or two connected regions. Shorter visits work best with a tightly planned route and realistic travel times.

When is the best time to visit?

October to March is popular across much of northern and central India, but the best season varies by region. Mountain, monsoon and tropical coastal conditions need separate planning.

Should I book transport and experiences in advance?

Reserve long-distance trains, domestic flights, major monument tours and trusted guides once your itinerary is fixed, particularly during festivals and peak winter travel periods.

Begin in India’s capital

Start with Delhi’s Mughal monuments, historic bazaars, sacred places, street food and gateways to the Golden Triangle.

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