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River backed by City Palace in Udaipur, India
River backed by City Palace in Udaipur, India

Discover India

India is an intoxicating hit on the senses. As one of the most diverse countries on earth – geographically, culturally, and ethnically – it truly has it all. From the laidback beaches of Goa to the snow-capped mountains of the Himalayas, the arid Thar Desert to the lush Ganges Delta (the world's largest delta and home to the endangered Bengal Tiger), India captivates over and over again. India's cuisine mirrors its diversity: fiery curries in the south, rich and creamy dishes in the north, and everything in between. Add to that a calendar brimming with festivals – Diwali, Holi, Eid, and more – and every visit feels like a celebration.

Our favourite things about India

Marvelling at the Taj Mahal
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Marvelling at the Taj Mahal

The world-famous landmark has a rich history and is one of the most recognisable buildings in the world. Commissioned by Shah Jahan, the Mughal emperor, in memory of his wife, this beautiful marble structure dates back to the 1600s. It is also one of the most visited and photographed sites in the world. Book a guided tour to learn more about this modern Wonder of the World.

The Festivals and Celebrations
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The Festivals and Celebrations

Known for its colourful Holi festival and the world-famous Diwali festival, as well as many more, India hosts hundreds of cultural events and traditions. Diwali is also known as the Festival of Lights, and represents the triumph of good over evil. Holi Festival is another Hindu festival, a joyful celebration of throwing colours to symbolise the coming of spring. 

The Diverse Cuisine
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The Diverse Cuisine

Delicious and diverse, Indian cuisine is a flavour sensation. The country's food is perhaps its biggest export, recognised globally, but it's just so much more than tandoori and tikka. Between the super spicy curries of the South, the creamy, nutty dishes of the North, the abundance of seafood in the East, and the coconutty, vegetarian dishes of the West, the choices are endless. Join local cooking classes to learn more about regional food, and how it's shaped by culture, climate, and tradition.

The Birthplace of Yoga
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The Birthplace of Yoga

Having become popular across the world, with a range of variations, yoga’s roots lie in India, with ties to ancient texts that were written around 5,000 years ago. The language used in yoga is Sanskrit, which can also be traced back to the Indian subcontinent. There really is no better place to experience yoga than right here. Join classes and connect with a huge part of Indian culture.

Home to the Bengal Tiger
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Home to the Bengal Tiger

India is home to a number of national parks, where you can see native animals like the Indian elephant, Bengal tiger, rhinoceros and more. National parks across India offer safari experiences, where you can have a chance of seeing these beautiful animals in their natural habitats.

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