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India tours – India is like a cyclone of sights, scents, and noises, where nothing is what it seems, no matter how many countries you’ve been to or how much you’ve done. Traveling to India exposes a nation that is beautiful, adventurous, and magical, but also irritating, confused, and chaotic. Relax, keep cool, be patient, and smile, and India will reveal herself to you in all her splendor. A trip to India, is to see India as it is: Raw, bizarre and totally addictive. A region that captivates our hearts with its vibrant colors and chaotic energy, leads guests on a profound experience that will remain with them forever. Discover Asia‘s India with Eskapas.
We’ll see the Taj Mahal up close and personal, navigate streets packed with saris, and get an inside look at the glamorous Bollywood film business in Mumbai. The monotony of a cityscape gives way to the beauty of snow-capped golden mountains and a desolate tiger forest all within the span of a single rail line, illustrating the essential reality that diversity is present here. We will explore the restored Haveli mansions in New Delhi and the regal heritage of Rajasthan together, learning about the local culture and indulging in delicious food. Despite the fact that many may caution about the overwhelming density and hardness, the experience will be more than justified by the mesmerizing accidental encounters and stunning moments. Come explore the world with us and discover all its hidden treasures!
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It really depends on your destination, activities and season of travel. In much of Northern and Central India, the favored time to visit is from October – March, when the weather is most mild. In Southern and Eastern India, it is contingent on the monsoon season. Our destination specialists will recommend certain travel times after learning more about your preferences.
Immunizations are not required to visit India. (Exception: if you are traveling from an area infected with Yellow Fever, you must have a certificate.) Depending on the season and region of travel, certain vaccinations and/ or medications are suggested and we will recommend preventative measures. We do encourage all travelers to be current on routine immunizations. Also, we recommend the Tetanus and Hepatitis A vaccine. For detailed information, please contact your physician.
For its size, India has a very low crime rate and is generally a safe country. However, as with any international travel, please be aware of your surroundings. Always make sure your purse is zipped and wallets are in sealed pockets. In the markets, be vigilant of pick-pockets and distraction scams. Additionally, at the train/bus stations and airports, monitor your luggage at all times.
English is commonly spoken throughout India. In fact, most children, particularly in the cities, learn English first in school. It is the most important language for commercial, national, and political status. Hindi is the national language and primary tongue for 40% of Indians. However, there are 21 other official languages, including Gujarati, Tamil, Punjabi and Sanskrit.
Yes. India offers an electronic tourist visa on arrival (TVoA). Applicants of the eligible countries may apply online a minimum of four days in advance of the date of arrival with a window of 30 days. Example: If applying on 1st Sept, you can select an arrival date from 5th Sept to 4th Oct. The cost is $60 and the TVoA is valid for entry at nine designated airports: Bangalore, Chennai, Cochin, Delhi, Goa, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, and Trivandrum. Please note this process is only valid for single entry and the visa validity will be 30 days from the date of arrival in India. For more information, please visit the India Electronic Travel Authorization.
A thin fried bread mentioned in 12th-century Sanskrit scriptures, paratha is part of India’s cultural heritage. Try it stuffed with spinach, fenugreek and the cheese of paneer, or take it on its own for lapping up the leftover gravy from a delectable curry.
Popular along the sunny coastline of Goa, Varan Bhaat Diva is Indian comfort food of peas, beans, rice and many spices. Often given to those who are exhausted or sick, you will feel soothed by the warmth and turmeric in this family favourite.
Inspired by the dishes brought from Portugal during colonial times, the herb coated chicken legs of cafreal will cement your infatuation with Indian cuisine. Shallow fried and often served with potato and wedges of citrus fruit, India tour packages aren’t complete until cafreal is served.
