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Prepare your senses, for an India tour is a true sensory feast. The nation’s sights, sounds and smells can be overpowering at times, but with due time you will fall in love with it. Visit Delhi & Golden Triangle for incredible art and architecture (including the Taj Mahal), Kerala & Tamil Nadu for beaches and adventure tours, or the Indian Himalayas for trekking and climbing.

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Things to Do in India
Things to Do in India
Ancient, diverse, and exquisite, India is a sensory experience that can also be overwhelming. From its rich culture, delicious food to its historic architecture and scenic vistas, the country has something for every kind of traveler. In case you need a bit of guidance figuring out what to do in the country, here is our list of the best things to do in India.
Top 10 Things to Do in Jaipur
Top 10 Things to Do in Jaipur
Jaipur is one of India’s most vibrant cities. Steeped in rich history, scattered with famous bazaars, and graced with hilltop temples, the things to do in Jaipur seem endless. The capital and the largest city in the northern state of Rajasthan, Jaipur forms one of the three points in the renowned Golden Triangle, attracting even more curious visitors to its iconic sights. Known as the Pink City due to the mandated color of the city’s buildings, the things to see in Jaipur will impress travelers from all over the globe. If you’re wondering what to do in Jaipur, check out our top ten picks of things to see and do around one of India’s most enthralling cities::
The Hampta Pass Trek: A Taste of the Mountains
The Hampta Pass Trek: A Taste of the Mountains
Less than a day’s journey north of Delhi lies the alluring state of Himachal Pradesh, one of India’s most popular tourist draws. Pushing on into the state beyond the colonial-era hill station of Shimla, you come to Manali, the jumping off point for the breathtaking but relatively easy Hampta Pass Trek.Famed for spectacular Himalayan landscapes that change dramatically as you progress and combining stunning mountain scenery with four or five days of manageable walking, this route is an irresistible option for novices and experienced hikers alike.
Beyond the Taj Mahal: 6 Top Things to do in Agra
Beyond the Taj Mahal: 6 Top Things to do in Agra
The city of Agra is one of the three cities that make up the famous Golden Triangle tour in India, making it a must-visit destination by default. Taj Mahal — one of the seven wonders of the world and a site no traveler to India wants to skip, is housed in the city. And while the Taj is undoubtedly the biggest attraction in Agra, there is more to the city than just the masterpiece.
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Anonymous | Traveled in November

This trip was truly amazing. The itinerary was full on and fast paced. This was needed as we covered so much ground. The places we visited were incredible and got progressively better as the trip went on. The hotels were of a good standard, the heritage hotels were beautiful and gave us a taste of their past glory. The food we ate was delicious. Lots of choice and great for vegetarians. It wasn’t too spicy and I had no ‘Delhi belly’. I loved how we also learnt about Indian history and culture on this trip. Pushkar was fun and interesting. Our guide Satish Dhar was great. This holiday was one of my favourites. Advice for other travellers thinking about this trip: there a fair amount of walking, 9000-15,000 steps most days. This wasn’t an issue for me, however, it maybe for those who are not as active. When Explore say this is a full on trip they really mean it. Please make sure you are physically up to it.

Andrew | Traveled in November

Accomodation: • The standard of accommodation far exceeded my expectations and was excellent throughout the trip. All rooms were clean, reasonably sized for 2 people and had aircon and/ or ceiling fans. Itinarary: • The itinerary was well balanced between the well known sites in Dehli, Agra and Jaipur, as well as including other not-to-be missed activities such as the "home cookery class" in Agra, and the Craft Centre (Block Printing, Rug Making, Textiles etc.) in Jaipur. The visit to a Bollywood cinema was another unique experience ! • Travelling by road in India can take time due to the distances, but it gives visitors the chance to experience life in smaller rural towns and see a wide range of agricultural . The airconditioned minibus was very comfortable. • At most historic sites we had dedicated local guides who were well informed and spoke good english. Leader: • "G" (Gajendra), was an excellent leader and guide who kept us well informed as to the plan for each day, and also for specific local visits. He was very approacheable and easy to talk to. He dealt admirably with the challenges of shepherding the group into central Dehli on the Metro , and keeping us together as we walked through the Chandni Chowk market !

Christopher R. | Traveled in November

The tour gave a good insight into India. It covered many interesting and outstanding sights. The hotels were superb especially the former palaces. The tour was well managed by the leader who was a great source of information. Overall it would be hard to beat this tour.

Stewart | Traveled in November

What a superb quick tour around some of India's most iconic sites (of course, including the Taj Mahal). As we have come to expect with Explore tours, our tour leader was excellent - a real advocate for the country. Accomodation was also better than expected with some really amazing 'heritage' hotels. Food, without exception, was fabulous.

Janice | Traveled in November

Had a great time in Kerala, with a fabulous bunch of fellow Explorers and a very knowledgable guide in Sam. Weather was kind, despite rain being forecast for the whole trip, only one heavy shower which was quite welcome in the very hot and humid conditions which made the cycling a little tougher. Accommodation was of mixed standards, had more cold showers than hot! Often welcome tho. A/C or fans throughout and much needed. Backwaters just as expected, lush and green, teeming with flora and fauna, binoculars useful, also enjoyed blowy coastal rides and the start of the trip in hippie vibe resorts of Kovalam and Varkala, excellent restaurants overlooking beach and lots of shops selling clothing and fabrics. Trip ended in Fort Cochin, iconic fishing nets ‘Cheena Vala’ didn’t disappoint along with architecture left by Dutch and Portuguese, nice feel to the place - an excellent trip with lots of good and cheap food, a few G and Ts too.

Anonymous | Traveled in November

A fabulous holiday. India is such a vibrant and fascinating country. This safari gave us the opportunity to explore the wildlife and beautiful jungles in 5 national parks, as well as some cultural sites. Looking for tigers is like looking for a needle in a haystack, but we saw 3 and it was breathtaking. Our guide was very knowledgeable and took good care of us, and the accommodation was excellent, although the hotel in Delhi was rather tired, but very helpful staff everywhere.

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Key highlights of a India holiday

India offers rich and varied experiences that captivate the senses and the soul. Beyond its iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal and Hawa Mahal, the country boasts a plethora of cultural and natural wonders. Explore the Red Fort in Delhi, a testament to Mughal grandeur, or delve into the ancient artistry of the Ajanta Caves. Participate in vibrant festivals such as Holi in Vrindavan, immersing yourself in the nation's celebratory spirit. For nature enthusiasts, a Shikara ride on Srinagar's Dal Lake offers serene landscapes, while the lush tea fields of Darjeeling provide a refreshing retreat. The bustling markets of Mumbai, the architectural splendor of Udaipur, and the tranquil beaches of Goa further showcase India's diverse attractions. Whether you're seeking spiritual enrichment at a yoga ashram or adventure in the Himalayas, India's multifaceted charm promises an unforgettable journey. Check out our best things to do in India for more insights.

Top destinations to visit in India

With a land mass as grand as India’s, there is an abundance of all types of terrain from desert to the Himalayas to lush forests and sandy coasts. While the availability of so many places can be overwhelming, it also means you have more to choose from. Agra is home to the breathtaking Taj Mahal, a must-visit attraction. Jaipur, the "Pink City," boasts architectural marvels like Hawa Mahal and Amber Fort, while Udaipur enchants with its serene lakes and grand palaces. In the north, Varanasi offers a deeply spiritual experience along the Ganges River. Nature lovers can explore Kerala’s backwaters, Goa’s golden beaches, or the stunning Himalayan hill stations. The bustling energy of Mumbai completes an unforgettable journey through India’s best destinations.

Top tour activities in India

Explore historic cities with city sightseeing tours in Delhi, Jaipur, and Mumbai. Immerse yourself in tradition with culture and history trips to ancient temples, palaces, and festivals. Adventure seekers can embark on trekking tours in the Indian Himalayas. Experience nature up close on wildlife safari tours in Ranthambore and Jim Corbett. For relaxation, unwind with beach holidays in Goa and Kerala, and indulge in rich flavors with culinary tours across India.

Best time to travel to India

The ideal time to visit India is during the peak tourist season from October to March, when the weather is pleasant across most regions. The shoulder seasons of April to June and September to October offer fewer crowds and lower prices, though temperatures can be higher. Traveling during these periods allows for comfortable exploration of India's diverse attractions. For a detailed seasonal overview, check out our guide on the best time to visit India.

Optimal duration to explore India

To truly experience India's rich culture and diverse landscapes, a two-week trip is recommended. This duration allows you to visit prominent sites like the Golden Triangle—Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur—and explore lesser-known destinations such as the Indian Himalayas, Kerala's backwaters, or Goa's beaches. Even with a 7-day India itinerary, you can cover major attractions and add destinations like Varanasi, Ranthambore National Park, or Rishikesh. For more duration options, check out our guide on how many days to spend in India.

Packing essentials for a trip to India

When traveling to India, pack lightweight, loose-fitting clothing suitable for varying temperatures. A comfortable pair of walking shoes is essential for city tours and temple visits. Include a light jacket or rainwear for cooler evenings and unexpected rain. A scarf or shawl is useful for sun protection and covering up when visiting religious sites. Don't forget sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.

Sustainable travel practices when visiting India

To minimize your environmental impact in India, consider carbon-offsetting your flights and supporting local environmental charities. Choose travel partners that offer carbon offsetting, such as Bookmundi. Choose eco-friendly accommodations, reduce plastic use by carrying a reusable water bottle, and respect local cultures and wildlife. Engaging in responsible tourism ensures a positive experience for both travelers and host communities.

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