Head to Goa for some lovely beaches on the Indian Ocean. In the North East corner of India you will find Rajasthan, a landlocked region dotted with old palaces and forts, many of which are now hotels and accommodation. Here, you can go tiger spotting or take a ride on an elephant. A great place to visit is the spectacular Amber Fort near Jaipur.
In the South is Kerala, home to many important Hindu temples. This area is more laid back than other parts of India and ideal for a relaxing retreat. Elsewhere, head to Agra for one of the world’s most impressive sights, the Taj Mahal, built in the 17 th century as a monument to love. Also nearby is the Ref Fort, another popular attraction.
New Delhi is the capital of India and the currency is the Indian Rupee. Many languages are spoken, but the major ones are English and Hindi.
India is huge country and a wonderful destination for travellers and holiday makers alike. Due to its vast scale, most visitors will only see a small area of the country during their vacation, and a good way to get the best out of your trip is with a tour to take in the best sights. There are numerous airports, and the international airports include Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai. India’s national carrier is Air India for international flights, and Air-India Express for international low cost flights. Accommodation in India ranges from luxury tree top cabins, to comfortable hotels.
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