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Destination Information

  • Climate
    The best time to visit India is from October to March. The temperatures soar in April and in June the monsoon begins.
  • Currency
    Indian Rupee
  • Health
    Precautions must be taken to avoid the risk of contracting Cholera, Typhoid, Poliomyelitis, Malaria, Hepatitis A and Tetanus. Check with GP for advice and any necessary vaccinations and advice on malaria protection. Yellow fever certificate required if travelling from an infected country. Areas of high altitude - check with GP for confirmation that it is safe to visit certain areas.
  • Visa
    British passport holders must obtain a visa in order to enter India - obtainable from Indian High Commission in London. 2 passport photographs required which should be carried with you.
  • Time Difference
    + 5½
  • Flying Time
    Mumbai: 8 hours 30 mins. Delhi: 8 hours 50 mins.
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India

India is a magnificent land of contrasts including the grandeur of the Himalayas, the colour and festivity of Rajasthan, the variety of wildlife in the national parks and the gentler culture of the south with its temples, tea and spice plantations and palm-fringed backwaters. Let your senses be stimulated by the fragrant spices and colourful saris, marvel at the magnificent temples and enjoy the festivals and fairs that are an integral part of Indian life. India will leave a lasting impression.

India

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India’s breathtaking scenery combined with its fascinating cultural history promises the holiday of a lifetime – and with some of the world’s most luxurious and romantic hotels it forms the perfect honeymoon destination.

In the north of the country, temples and palaces abound, the most famous being the Taj Mahal.  Fatehpur Sikri and the Amber Fort are also must-visit sights, or head off the beaten track to go tiger spotting in deepest Ranthambore National Park.

To the south lies Mumbai, India’s busiest metropolis – a startling contrast to relaxing destinations like the beach-lovers paradise of Goa and the utter tranquility of the Keralan backwaters, best discovered aboard a traditional houseboat.

India will enchant with its beauty and diversity, delight with colourful pageantry, enrich with culture, embrace with warmth, and overwhelm with hospitality – truly a never-to-be-forgotten experience and the ideal recipe for a perfect holiday.

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Featured Hotels
Blue Planet Holidays - Holidays - Taj Exotica, Goa, India

Taj Exotica, Goa, India

Just an hour’s drive from the airport, the Taj Exotica is an oasis of luxury and tranquility. The resort has 140 rooms and suites and is set in 56 acres of beautiful landscaped gardens with tropical plants, graceful palms and a broad-avenue of trees. All rooms offer a view of the sea.

Taj Connemara, Chennai, India

The Taj Connemara is centrally located within walking distance of Chennai’s shopping and commercial districts. The city’s only heritage hotel, the Taj Connemara has 148 rooms including 7 suites and facilities include a swimming pool, pastry shop, barber shop, fitness centre, bookshop, restaurants, bar and tennis courts.

Fisherman’s Cove, Chennai, India

The Fisherman’s Cove resort lies about 30 kilometres south of Chennai (Madras) and it provides an ideal base to visit the historical sites in and around the city. The hotel, set on a stretch of powder-white beach, overlooks the Indian Ocean and the 88 rooms include a number of delightful air-conditioned cottages.

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The Viceroy Of India (Eastbound)

From the vibrant city of Mumbai to the colonial splendour of Calcutta, this journey travels across India aboard the luxurious Viceroy of India train. Exploring Rajasthan, pausing at the iconic Taj Mahal, experiencing the devotion of pilgrims along the banks of the Ganges in Varanasi, and winding past the tea plantations of Darjeeling, this rail journey explores some of India’s most stunning attractions. The Viceroy of India has extremely well- appointed carriages spacious and comfortably furnished. Each air-conditioned carriage features 4 twin-bedded cabins, with en suite facilities, including a shower and toilet, plus an audio and CD player. There are 2 restaurant cars serving Indian, Continental and International cuisine. Presidential suites are available at a supplement.

The Golden Chariot - Private Journey

The Golden Chariot is a brand new luxury train running through southern India. The journey is a round trip, starting and ending in the economic boomtown of Bangalore, which takes in some of India’s most rewarding historical, religious and wildlife sites as well as the golden beaches of Goa. The train has 19 specially designed coaches with 11 passenger cars. The design of the well-appointed cabins draws on the Mysore and Belur Halebid schools of art, and they all feature en suite attached bathrooms, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and plasma TVs. Suites are available at a supplement. The two restaurants offer Indian, Continental and International cuisine.

Taj Mahal to Tropical Kerala

From the iconic Taj Mahal to the beautiful Keralan Backwaters, the highlights of both north and south India are explored on this superb introductory tour. Contrasting the architecture and grand monuments of the vibrant cities in the ‘Golden Triangle’ with the tranquil landscapes of tropical Kerala, this journey encapsulates the very essence of India.

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