I'm male and 23 year old from Ireland and I want to go to India. Back in Feb I booked my flights to Austrlia. My original plan was to spend 6 days in Tokyo, however due to the awful events there I have changed my mind.
In response to: Msg #132676 Hi Dan, Good to know that you've chosen a travel destination that offers so many diverse locations, cultures and geographical features. Some unfortunate incidents do happen in every country of the world, including yours. Booking your trip through a recognized travel agency (like Travel Hot) would definitely take away all your worries, and ensure a safe and exciting tour of this country.
Reply to this contact us if you are looking for a indian tour operators <snip> we provides tour packages for all location of india's . thanks
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Reply to this Travelguru actually offers a good variety of hotels to choose from if you are travelling to any of the cites in the country like Mumbai, Benaras, Agra, New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore. Check out their website and book from some of the best hotels in India.
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Taj Mahal is top in the list of seven wonders of the World.Its good that you have planned to come to india to visit this beautiful architectural building. You can get more information about Taj Mahal visit here http://www.lookatindia.in/agra.php
Reply to this FindMyCarrots (http://www.findmycarrots.com) lets you search for destination around a place and they do not up sell any package. They also give option to choose the hotels based on your criteria like "family friendly", "good food", "spacious bedrooms", "price range" etc., Since they provide the information based on the search, you will be able to find all the places and you can filter them based upon your interest. When we went to Ooty 3 months back, we found 2 interesting places Avalanche Lake and Emerald Dam from FindMyCarrots. Pretty interesting website it is!!!
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Reply to this Thank you for the experience guys....it will surely help a lot....
Reply to this India is safe for travelling solo.
i had been there for about two weeks in 2012 and never felt any danger or discomfort.
just take care of your belongings there, there are many pick pockets and night wanderers at public transport Stations in metro cities.
People are friendly and helpful.
Reply to this Andrew is saying it correct. People are Friendly and Helpful but you have to take care of belongings on your own.
Also you may find some very unhygienic places which you should try to avoid visiting and even eating nearby them.
Reply to this That is Okay dude.
You should book your tickets to India without any hesitation.
Its a pretty tourist destination.
Reply to this Your itinerary looks good to me, just a change- Places like Agra and Jaipur are closer by Delhi and not from Mumbai.
Reply to this Going with a travel buddy is something else but i guess people who manage going solo there isn't anything wrong with that also because at the end it goes quite sensibly for them which i find reasonable at all the terms. Just stay focused on what you feel like seeing or visiting and that is all you need.
Reply to this Travelling alone is a great idea as Indians are very friendly and trustworthy too... You must be having a travel guide to guide you at various places... hope you have your best travel experience in India.
Reply to this I also was in India as a solo male traveller in october 2001 (one month after 9/11) and had no problems. The only thing I did not like was the poverty and dirt in many places but that had nothing to do with being alone.
Reply to this Traveling to India is a great plan. Your friends will miss the many things that you will learn and enjoy in India.India is full to adventurous places in North and South. There are so many places in North India to visit.
North India is a region in the northern part of India. It includes the states Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. It has a diverse culture, and includes pilgrimage like: Char Dham, Haridwar, Mathura, Allahabad and Varanasi, the Buddhist Mahabodhi Temple, the Sikh Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab.
It houses the world heritage sites such as the Valley of flowers, Qutb Minar, Taj Mahal etc.
Folk dances like the bhangra of the Punjab, rouf and bhand pather of Kashmir are quite famous. Jammu and Kashmir is known as the paradise of the India.
There are many famous hill stations like Kullu, Manali, Shimla, Dharamsala, Palampur, Mussoorie, Dehradun, Nainital etc.
You will enjoy a lot. You are secure in India. Indiana always help the new visitors in any situation. So you need not to worry to travel alone.
Reply to this In India Rajasthan is the best place to travel. <snip>
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Reply to this Yes, you can visit alone in India as touring alone will make you explore many destination as you are depending on yourself for time , for money etc. In India you can visit many places like Jaipur, Delhi, Pushkar, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer etc.<asnip> is the best tour package for Exploring Rajasthan.
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Reply to this hey Dan,
Welcome to India in this time.. This time India have festival season and this time is best to see the glory of India and its verry rich full places. I prefer you to visit many places in India this festival season. And i specially inform you about the Rann Utsav of Kutch which is Gujarat very famous place. The fest will start on 2 Nov. 2016 and running till January 2017. Hear you will get enjoyment of the all kind of adventure in one place. For more information you can visit it is official site : www.gujarattourismonline.com. where you get all information about Gujarat and its all tourist places.
Happy Journey !!
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