Overview: A land of unlimited diversity, imbibed with cultural and spiritual values and highly influenced by Hinduism, India has such amazing variety that is inexpressible.

Popular Destinations: The popular destinations in India are grouped in its six major regions including The Northern Plains, the mountainous Himalayan Region; and the Southern, Northern, Eastern and Western India. Its famous cities include Delhi, Kolkata, Shimla, Varanasi, Cochin and

Getting there: One can land into India’s prominent cities by plane-New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Mumbai, by plane. India is internationally connected through its international airports including Air India, a government owned airline, Air Sahara and Jet Airways, which come under private sector and are better service providers. Some of the domestic airlines are Visa Airways, Air Deccan, Paramount Airways and

Sightseeing: Sightseeing in India can be very g ripping. Goa with its paradisical ambience, Taj Mahal, the most wonderful thing in India, the marvelous Golden Temple, the spiritual Bodh Gaya, caves of Ajanta and Ellora etc are some of the most intriguing sights.
Things to do: India has innumerable things that visitors can do. One can shop the illustrious items such as Jewelry, Paintings, reasonable clothing, pillow covers etc and can try amazing range of exotic cuisines that vary from region to region. Besides, India has various places to visit and explore.

Accommodation: For accommodation, India has prominent chains of hotels spread across its every part. Some of them are Le Meridien Hotels, Taj Hotels, The Ashoak Group, Oberoi Hotels and HRH India to name a few. Hotel bills have to be paid in foreign currency.

Useful Information: Buses are the cheapest and the most suitable means of transport. One has to be cautious while traveling at night. Conservative attire and unique social and religious customs are followed there. Religious and cultural values are considered of great importance. Elders and women are given extraordinary respect. One has to adapt to the changing extreme climate. Strict regulations are imposed relating to the export of wildlife.