India is a huge and incredibly diverse country filled with ancient history, colourful cities, beautiful beaches, dramatic mountains, incredible food and unforgettable cultural experiences. From the chaos and energy of Delhi and Mumbai to the palaces of Rajasthan, the temples of Varanasi and the tropical landscapes of Kerala, every region offers something completely different.
India is perfect for travellers looking for culture, adventure, food, history and unforgettable experiences. See the iconic Taj Mahal, explore colourful cities, take a boat along the Ganges, sleep in a desert camp, experience Indian cooking and discover some of the country's incredible temples and palaces. The Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
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India isn't a country you simply visit—it's one you throw yourself into. Spend 13 unforgettable days exploring colourful bazaars by tuk-tuk, watching the sunrise over the Taj Mahal, sleeping in royal palaces, learning to cook authentic curries, dancing beneath the stars and ending your adventure on the lakes of Udaipur with lifelong friends.
The Taj Mahal
See India's most famous monument and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The enormous white-marble mausoleum in Agra is particularly spectacular at sunrise.
Jaipur
Discover India's famous Pink City, filled with grand palaces, colourful markets and historic forts. Visit Amber Fort, Hawa Mahal and the City Palace.
Kerala
Discover tropical beaches, lush landscapes and peaceful waterways, with a traditional houseboat cruise through Kerala's famous backwaters.
Delhi
Experience India's capital, from historic forts and temples to colourful markets, street food and the bustling streets of Old Delhi.
Hawa Mahal, Jaipur
The iconic Palace of the Winds features a spectacular honeycomb façade covered with hundreds of small windows, creating one of Jaipur's most recognisable backdrops.
Amber Fort, Jaipur
Photograph the enormous hilltop fort with its intricate architecture, colourful courtyards and panoramic views across the surrounding landscape.
Taj Mahal, Agra
Capture the perfectly symmetrical white-marble monument reflected in its surrounding pools. The Taj Mahal is one of the Seven Wonders of the World, making it the ultimate India bucket-list photo.
Varanasi Ghats
Photograph colourful boats travelling along the Ganges, historic buildings lining the river and the spectacular evening Ganga Aarti ceremonies.
Hampi
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Explore the atmospheric ruins of an ancient city surrounded by huge boulders, temples and dramatic landscapes.
Pushkar
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Wander around the sacred Pushkar Lake, explore colourful streets and discover temples and local markets away from the busier tourist routes.
Meghalaya
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Discover one of India's most beautiful and lesser-known regions, filled with waterfalls, caves, mountains and incredible living root bridges.
Udaipur
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Known as the City of Lakes, Udaipur combines beautiful palaces, colourful streets and rooftop restaurants overlooking Lake Pichola.
Before you go
Visa requirements depend on your nationality, so always check the official Indian government website before travelling. British citizens need a visa to visit India, with e-visa options available for eligible travellers.
India’s safety can vary between regions and experiences. Travelling as part of an organised group tour can provide extra support, with planned transport, accommodation, local guides and assistance throughout your trip. Always follow local advice and take sensible precautions.
It depends on where you're travelling. Generally, October to March is popular for many northern destinations, while different parts of the country have their own ideal seasons.
Around 2–3 weeks is a great starting point for a first trip, although India's huge size means you could easily spend much longer exploring.
India uses the Indian Rupee (INR)
India is home to many languages. Hindi and English are widely used, alongside numerous regional languages.
India can be a very budget-friendly destination, particularly for accommodation, food and local transport. Costs increase for luxury hotels, private transport and organised experiences.
Try butter chicken, biryani, samosas, dosa, naan, paneer, chaat and thali. Each region has its own unique dishes and flavours.
Cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants and larger businesses, but carrying some cash is useful for markets, smaller shops and local transport.
India has an extensive network of trains, buses and domestic flights. Trains are particularly popular for travelling between major destinations.
Yes. India is a popular destination for solo travellers, with hostels, group tours and organised activities making it easier to meet other travellers.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Make sure your policy covers medical treatment, cancellations, baggage and the activities you plan to do.
Pack comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, sun protection and modest clothing for temples and religious sites. Your packing list will also depend on the region and time of year.
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