India's diverse terrain includes mountains, beaches, and deserts. The large area of ​​the country also gives it different climatic conditions, meaning that while some parts of India can see mercury rises in the summer, some places experience cooler weather. cool and comfortable. So, the best time to travel to India depends on the places that tourists want to visit in the country. However, it can also be said that winter (October - March) is the most preferred by tourists when visiting India. For wildlife sightings, summer (March to mid-June) and winter are favorable. While winter is the best season to see the animals basking in the sun during the day, summer is when they can be seen regularly visiting the waterholes.

Two things to keep in mind when packing goods to India are:
1. Season : Since India experiences hot summers (in most regions) and cold winters, visitors should pack according to the month they plan to visit. If the trip is planned from March to September, a light sweater (in hilly areas) and cotton clothing (in other areas) should suffice. On the other hand, if the trip is planned from October to February, then you should bring heavy wool for North India and light wool for South India.
2. Special Hobby Tour : If you have booked a cross-India walking tour or wildlife safari or any other specific activity then you should dress appropriately. For wildlife hunts, camouflage clothing or clothing in green and brown colors is recommended. For trekking, clothing varies according to location, altitude, season and difficulty level. While dressing for layering; coat; a pair or a good pair of trekking shoes; sun hats; woolen caps, mufflers; sock; and a pair of gloves is required.

Yes, it is safe to travel to India with your child. While you can travel with children almost anywhere in the country, there are some better family destinations with good hotels, plenty of kid-friendly activities, cleaner air and a safer environment.

Yes, credit card payments are accepted at hotels, restaurants and shops in all major Indian cities. Visa and Master cards are accepted nationwide, but some locations also accept card types such as American Express.

All citizens except those of Bhutan, Nepal and Maldives require a valid visa to enter India. Maldivian citizens only need an Indian visa if their stay in India exceeds her 90 days, while Nepalese citizens only need it if they are entering India from China.

Visas on arrival are only available to citizens of Japan, South Korea and the United Arab Emirates (only for citizens of the United Arab Emirates who previously held an e-visa or paper/regular visa for 'India).

You must apply for an e-Visa or apply through your nearest Indian Consulate/Embassy.