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About India

 Huge, multifaceted, fascinating etc are some of the words which can somewhat try to captures the enigma that is India. With its all around features, from snow-dusted mountains to sun-washed beaches, tranquil temples to feisty festivals, lantern-lit villages to software-supremo cities, it’s hardly surprising that this country has been dubbed the world’s most multidimensional.

Home to more than one billion people, the subcontinent bristles with an eclectic mélange of ethnic groups, which translates into an intoxicating cultural cocktail for the traveler. For those seeking spiritual sustenance, India has oodles of holy blessed sites and strings of philosophical epics, while history buffs will encounter gems from the past almost everywhere. Meanwhile, aficionados of the great outdoors can paddle in the shimmering waters of one of many balmy beaches, scout for big jungle cats on a blood-pumping wildlife safari, or simply inhale pine-scented air on a meditative forest walk. India has varied types of cuisines from  South Indian idlis to zesty north Indian curries, foodies can look forward to a seductive specialties.

Weather-India is so vast that climatic conditions in the far north have little relation to those of the extreme south. Generally speaking, the country has a three-season year – the hot, the wet and the cool.

When to go Climate plays a key factor in deciding when to visit India. You should keep in mind that climatic conditions in the far north are distinctly different to those of the extreme south.Generally speaking, India’s climate is defined by three seasons – the hot, the wet (monsoon) and the cool, each of which can vary in duration from north to south. The most pleasant time to visit most of the country is during the cooler period of November to around mid-February.Apart from the weather, the timing of certain festivals or special events may also influence when you wish to visit.

Costs :-  On the financial front, India pleases all pockets. Accommodation ranges from simple backpacker lodgings to splendid top-end hotels are available. Apart from this some midrange possibilities are available in every tourist sector. A delicious array of eateries at all prices is available which enables one to have meals without emptying your moneybelt. Thanks to the country’s comprehensive public transport network both surface, trains and low cost carriers one can travel in a most economical manner.

Money matters:-  The Indian rupee (Rs) is divided into 100 paise (p), but paise coins are increasingly rare. Coins come in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 25 and 50 paise, and Rs 1, 2 and 5; notes come in Rs 10, 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1000. The Indian rupee is linked to a basket of currencies and its value is generally stable. Major currencies such as US dollars, UK pounds and euros are easy to change throughout India

ATMs linked to international cards (master / Visa and American Express Cards) as well as major banks networks are common in most towns and cities in India.

Credit cards of all types are most commonly accepted including various foreign cards of Citibank, HDFC, ICICI, UTI, HSBC etc. But if you wish to be away from major town one should always carry cash as backup.

 Before you travel

Medicines - Pack medications in their original, clearly labelled containers. A signed and dated letter from your physician describing your medical conditions and medications, including generic names, is very useful. If you take any regular medication, bring double your ordinary needs in case of loss or theft. You’ll be able to buy many medications over the counter in India without a doctor’s prescription.

Insurance - Even if you are fit and healthy, don’t travel without health insurance – accidents do happen. Declare any existing medical conditions you have – the insurance company will check if your problem is pre-existing and will not cover you if it is undeclared.

Vaccinations-   Specialised travel-medicine clinics are your best source of information; they stock all available vaccines and will be able to give specific recommendations for you and your trip. The doctors will take into account factors such as past vaccination history, the length of your trip, activities you may be undertaking and underlying medical conditions, such as pregnancy.