Useful advices for First Time Traveler to India

We do not refuse that on travelling to India for the first time can be a major cultural surprise . You would find many different religions and cultures . We suggest that if you want to have the most wonderful moments of your trip you should take care of certain points.

This might be the most important tip . There are two monsoon and they hit different areas at different times. Goa in May is desolate, bare, and has no parties.. and in June and July it’s pouring rain with nothing even open! The Taj in peak season of December will be so packed and is the worst time to go. So the best time to travel would be between August to November , January to March .

Come to India at the right time

Choose your Program wisely

The most popular India tour is the all-time classic Golden Triangle. Clichéd, yes, but if time is short this is a fantastic introduction to three of India's very best destinations. Start in Delhi (Hamayun's Tomb, Old Fort) before hitting Agra (Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri) then Jaipur (Pink City, fort at Amber). Head back to Delhi's wonderful bazaars for a final shopping spree before you fly home.

The most popular India tour is the all-time classic Golden Triangle. Start in Delhi (Hamayun's Tomb, Old Fort) before hitting Agra (Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Fatehpur Sikri) then Jaipur (Pink City, fort at Amber). Head back to Delhi's wonderful bazaars for a final shopping spree before you fly home.

Choose your Program wisely

Slow down , Don’t be to fast

Too many people try to cram too much into a visit to India. Don't be one of them. Seeing one place slowly is so much more rewarding than seeing many places in a flash. You'll be less stressed, gain a deeper understanding of where you are and have more time to build relationships with the people you meet.

Know the basic words in HindiHere are some that will help:

Namaste- HelloAcha- goodAcha na-he- not goodTike hay- right, yeah or say ha/ haji - yesBus- stop (for a rickshaw driver is handy. You can add yaha-here )Kitna rupia- how much?Krupiyah- please & shukriyah- thank youMutlub- meaning? Apka mutlub ho? (what do you mean?)Ek bottle Pani dedo- give me 1 bottle water (krupiyah- please!) or if you want a hot shower ask, “garum pani?” when checking in, they’ll know what you mean. Want to know if the water is clean, ask “yay pani saf hay?”Madat- help1, 2, 3, 4, 5- ek, do, teen, cha, panch