Travel to India

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Best Time to Visit

November to March, July to September for Himalayas

Capital

New Delhi

Population

1.3 B

Area

3,287,263 SQ KM

Official Languages

Hindi, Bengali, and many many more

Vast and unfathomable, a kaleidoscope of cultures

Crowned by the Himalayas, crossed by sacred rivers, and coveted by empires from the Persians to the British Raj, India is vast and unfathomable, a kaleidoscope of cultures and the birthplace of at least three of the world’s great religions. Countless civilizations have risen and fallen among its paddy fields, deserts, mountains, and jungles, but India still endures. Asia’s most colorful country has its problems – overcrowding, pollution, poverty, religious tensions, environmental degradation, and grinding bureaucracy – but this is all part of life’s tapestry in this vivid and complex country, and for all the cacophony, there are captivating moments of serenity – dawn breaking through sacred temples, sunsets that set fire to snow-capped mountains and temple bells reverberating through sprawling cities.

Top Things to See

An otherworldly landscape of mountains and monasteries in remote, breathless Ladakh

The unbelievable tide of humanity crowding the banks of the sacred River Ganges in Varanasi

Himalayan views and Raj-era oddities in Shimla and Darjeeling, the quintessential Indian hill stations

The white marble magnificence of the Taj Mahal

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