A Little About  India.

Regions in India

Do's & Don'ts in India

Do greet locals with a big smile. Handshakes with laides - especially in rural areas - should be avoided.

Don't display overt affection with members of the opposite sex in public.

Do avoid tap water and only consume mineral water.

Do dress modestly and avoid revealing clothing.

Do try to avoid eating with your left hand.

Do carry your own toilet paper around in India!

Don't exchange currency with anyone other than authorized establishments.

Don't wander around Indian streets alone.

A subcontinent of diversity, India's regions offer natural and cultural wealth worthy of entire nations.

In the North, deserts and hills paint a regal setting for palaces and fortresses, while far from the plains hill stations and tea plantations offer stunning views perched in the foothills of the Himalayas.
Central India’s ancient cities and rich wildlife captivate with mystique and wonder, while in the South cultures as vibrant and fertile as their surroundings bring the past and future together in fascinating combinations.

India is a land painted in a vivid palette of geographical and cultural contrasts, inspiring and intriguing visitors since Roman times...

Home to the highest mountains in the world, bustling modern cities, vast deserts, verdant hills, palm-lined backwaters and beaches; her rich diversity of attractions offer something for just about everyone.

Whether it's the magnificent landscapes and wildlife, or the people and their rich culture, history, places of worship and culinary traditions; few places exist in the hearts, minds and dreams of travellers the way India does.