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Yes, India is generally safe for visitors, especially when traveling with a professional tour company. Use normal precautions: avoid isolated areas at night, keep valuables secure and follow your guide’s advice.

The most comfortable travel season is September to March, with pleasant weather across most of the country. Summer (April–June) can be hot.

Yes. Cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants, and large shops. However, always carry some Indian Rupees (INR) for markets, street vendors, tips and smaller towns.

ATMs are widely available in cities and tourist locations. Your U.S. bank card will work, but inform your bank before traveling.

International roaming works, but can be expensive. Many travelers choose to buy a local SIM card or an eSIM for affordable data and calls. Passport is required for purchase.

India uses Type C, D and M sockets (220–240 V). Bring a universal travel adapter and ensure your electronics support dual voltage.

• Cover shoulders and knees in temples or rural areas.
   
• Comfortable shoes are essential.
   
• For Holi festival, wear plane white clothes which you don't wear often and don’t mind getting colored.

• Covered shoulders and legs
   
• Remove shoes before entering
   
• Some temples require head covering (your guide will advise)

No. Always drink bottled or purified water. Avoid ice unless you are sure it’s made from filtered water. Your guide will provide safe options.

• Eat freshly cooked meals
   
• Avoid raw salads from street vendors
   
• Use hand sanitizers, easily available in India.

• 15 kg (33 lbs) checked baggage
   
• 7 kg (15 lbs) cabin bag Travel light, as you may need to move between cities often.

• Pain relievers
   
• Anti-diarrheal tablets
   
• Antacids
   
• Rehydration salts Pharmacies are easily accessible, but it’s better to have basics with you.

No mandatory vaccines for most travelers. Commonly recommended: Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Tetanus. Use mosquito repellent in certain regions. Consult your Doctor as well regarding Vaccinations before traveling.

Yes, but always ask permission first, especially in rural areas or religious sites. Most people are friendly and happy to be photographed when asked politely.

• Use your right hand for giving/receiving items
   
• Public affection is not common in many areas
   
• Don’t touch someone’s head
   
• Remove shoes in homes & temples
   
• Avoid pointing your feet at people or holy items

Traffic can be busy and chaotic. It is safest and most comfortable to rely on your private driver and guide, included in our tours.

• Drink bottled water
   
• Wash hands often
   
• Avoid uncooked street food
   
• Stay hydrated
   
• Wear sunscreen

  Your guide will help you make safe food and water choices.

Yes, bargaining is common in markets and small shops. Fixed-price stores do not negotiate. Your guide can help you get fair prices.

Yes, alcohol is available in most hotels and restaurants. Some states have restrictions on certain days. Your guide will inform you about local rules.

India is vibrant, colorful, diverse and full of contrasts. It can feel intense at first, but quickly becomes one of the most meaningful and memorable travel experiences.

• Restaurants: 5–10%
   
• Hotel porters: ₹100–200
   
• Guides/drivers: Based on number of days and service quality We provide tipping guidance for all our tours.

We specialize in small group tours, authentic local experiences, curated stays, expert local guides and safe, stress-free travel planning — ideal for first-time visitors to India.