Why India?

India is a country of diversity, which allows as many values one can possess. It has a rich and vibrant culture in every nook and corner. While there are 22 official languages in the country, the diverse nation has 1,652 languages in total. The country with a population of nearly 1.34 billion people, is a home to all religions and beliefs.

Apart from being a home to almost 17% of world’s total population, India is also rich in terms of landmarks and breath-catching locations. From ranging heights of Himalayas and floating post office of Srinagar to stunning beaches of Kochi and historical monuments all around the country, India has surely earned a name for itself. Out of the 7 million people who visit India every year, most of the people leave satisfied and awestruck with the beauty of the country. One thing that you can’t ignore in India is the street food that you’ll find in every lane, every state.

What to do in India?

If you’re going to India, we have a few suggestions that you MUST explore and add an amazing experience to your travel history:

* Delhi: visit the heart and the capital city of India. The smallest metropolitan of India is a mixture of every people from every walk of life. While you’re in Delhi, don’t forget to visit monuments of his reference-Qutub Minar (tallest historic building of India), Humayun Tomb, Red Fort, India Gate, Rajpath, Jama Masjid and the list never really ends. If you’re not a monument person and wish to explore the city, visit the shopping hub of Delhi- Chandni Chowk.

* Mumbai: the commercial hub of India is the dream visit of every Indian. It is a place where many dreams have come true, the Indian entertainment industry’s heart and one of the safest metropolitan in India. The best thing to explore apart from street food is the never-sleeping lifestyle of the state. While in Mumbai, don’t forget to explore the best places in the city like Juhu Beach, Marine Drive, Gateway of India.

* Uttar Pradesh: the state which depicts the origin of India. Developed, to say the least, Uttar Pradesh is famous for adorning one of the seven wonders of the world-Taj Mahal. The beauty and peace of this monument are sure to make everyone fall in love with it.

* Uttarakhand: the most cultural center of India-Uttarakhand-is sure to give you holy and spiritual experience. While you enjoy the famous bank of Ganga river and customs performed there, you’ll be astonished to look at the beauty of nature from top of the hills.

* Rajasthan: the desert area of India is quite a bit famous place to give tourists a time of their lives. The most famous monuments of Rajasthan are Amer Fort, Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Jaigarh Fort, Jal Mahal, etc. Rajasthan is also known as the state full of mysteries. Many monuments have many stories attached to them which are sure to leave people stunned and shocked.

* Hill stations: India is a place to give serious travel goals and tough competition to various scenic travel destinations. Visit famous or underrated hill stations to explore the beauty and simplicity of places. The most deserved hill stations to be visited in India are Auli, Nainital, Shimla, Almora, Gulmarg, Dalhousie, Darjeeling, etc.

When to visit India?

India particularly has four season- summer (April to June), monsoon (July to October), winter (November to January), and spring (February to March).

Different regions of India are suitable for different seasons. Make sure to check the weather before choosing your favorite destination.

What to Avoid?

Make sure to carry your anti-allergy pills before entering India. Your body might not be immune to some of the foods in India, hence be cautious before eating anything, especially street food. Check fares for every place and you might want to carry your pollution mask.

The best thing about India:

India is a country to accommodate people of every finance. Whether you’re broke or rich, on a budget or on a spree to spend your life saving, it has a place for everyone.

What You Need to Know

Currency: India trades in Indian Rupee (INR) ₹. Make sure to get your currency converted into Indian Rupees at the airport only.

Visa: UK residents need a visa to visit India. Tourist visas can be granted for 3 months, 6 months, or 12 months. Other visas include the Business Visa (for people who are doing business in the country), Employment Visa (for people who are moving to India to work), Student Visa (for those studying in India), and Journalist Visa. You can visit your local Indian Embassy to find out more, or apply online.

Laws: Alcohol is illegal in some parts of India like Gujarat, Bihar, Lakshwadeep, Manipur, Nagaland, and Mizoram (although local wine, Zawlaidi, is legal).

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