Tours to India

Those who value privacy, are interested in the culture and history of the country, love nightclubs, or travel with family will find unforgettable vacation experiences in India.

General Information

A tour to India is a journey into a land of contrasts — enchanting and unforgettable — with a rich cultural heritage, countless attractions including Buddhist shrines, lush tropical landscapes, and excellent diving opportunities.

Whether you're sunbathing, enjoying spa treatments, swimming in the Indian Ocean, or dancing until dawn at lively parties and beachfront restaurants, every traveler will find something to suit their taste when vacationing in India in 2025.

Food lovers will delight in India’s exotic cuisine, known for its bold spices and rich flavors. Curry and other traditional seasonings make every dish a vibrant experience, with spicy and aromatic notes dominating local meals.

Climate

India has distinct seasons. The climate is generally hot and humid, with about 80% of annual rainfall occurring between June and September. The best time to visit is from October to February, when the weather is dry and temperatures range from +27°C to +35°C. From March to May, temperatures may rise to +35…+45°C.

Medical requirements: No additional vaccinations are required before traveling to India.

Visa

Most travelers need a valid passport and visa to enter India. The passport should be valid for at least six months beyond the start of the trip.

Goa

Goa, India’s premier beach resort, stands apart from the rest of the country. Visitors enjoy serene lakes, cascading waterfalls, unique wildlife, and expansive spice plantations.

The region is divided into several zones, offering a wide variety of accommodation to suit all preferences and budgets.

Entertainment options are abundant: from water sports and seafood restaurants to beach parties and nightclubs. Goa appeals to both the adventurous and those seeking rest and relaxation.

North Goa is known for its youthful energy, trance parties, and famous flea markets. Its beaches feature dark gray volcanic sand and attract free spirits from around the world.

South Goa offers a more refined experience with luxurious five-star hotels and professional Ayurvedic centers. With fine white sand beaches and shipwrecks offshore, it's also one of the world’s top diving spots.

Kerala

Kerala is one of India’s most beautiful and well-developed states — a place of tranquility, natural harmony, and holistic wellness. Known as the birthplace of Ayurveda, it attracts those seeking balance of body and mind.

Golden beaches, palm groves, and coral-rich coves await visitors. Much of Kerala is covered in protected forest, tea plantations, and national parks.

Sightseeing Tours

India is rich in cultural and natural heritage. Sightseeing programs often include visits to the capital, Delhi, and beyond:

• Jaipur — home to Samod Palace, Amber Fort, the City Palace, the Jantar Mantar Observatory, and Lakshmi Narayan Temple;
• Fatehpur Sikri and the village of Abhaneri;
• Agra — explore Agra Fort, Itimad-ud-Daula Mausoleum, and the iconic Taj Mahal;
• Khajuraho — known for its grand temple complex and intricate sculptures;
• Ranthambore National Park — one of the last strongholds of Bengal tigers and sambar deer, as well as leopards, hyenas, and more;
• Kathmandu (Nepal) — a 3-day tour visiting Buddhist temples, Bhaktapur, the Kumari Temple, and the cultural city of Patan;
• Mumbai — explore Bollywood, shop at vibrant markets, and discover colonial architecture and local culture.

Excursions from Goa

• The lost city of Hampi hidden in the jungle;
• Jeep safari to waterfalls via Bhagwan Mahavir Sanctuary;
• Visit to a spice farm with tastings and education;
• Fishing or snorkeling with lunch and drinks included;
• Wildlife parks for observing tigers and elephants in nature;
• Romantic sunset and dinner cruises along the Chapora River;
• Sightseeing tours of Old Goa and Panaji, including 400-year-old temples;
• Kayaking through lush mangrove forests.

Excursions from Kerala

• Traditional houseboat cruises along Kerala’s scenic backwaters;
• Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) — visit the Palace of a Thousand Laughing Horses and the Padmanabhaswamy Temple;
• Madurai — a 2,500-year-old city famed for the Meenakshi Temple;
• Cape Kanyakumari — where three seas meet, home to the Swami Vivekananda Memorial and the Kanyakumari Temple;
• The Golden Hills of Ponmudi — known for tea plantations and panoramic views;
• Kochi (Cochin) — a historic port with the Dutch Palace, the Church of St. Francis, India’s oldest synagogue, and cultural dance performances with dinner.