India is incomplete without its festivities. A secular state home to several religions, Indians celebrate festivals ranging from Ganesh Chaturthi, Navratri, Eid, Pongal, Diwali, Holi, and more among people with different beliefs. The entire nation dazzles in the warmth and vibrant hues of the celebrations spreading smiles and message of love to all.

The Taj Mahal, Ajanta-Ellora Caves, Amber Fort, the ancient town of Hampi, Chand Baori, and Konark Temple are starkly different despite belonging to the same country. The temples, caves, forts, and palaces differ in architecture based on the period when they were built and the external influence at the time. However, they all have in common expert craftsmanship and exquisite details that leave visitors in awe.

No two Indian regions offer similar cuisines. Every few kilometres, the tastes and spices change- providing a unique flavourful identity to each region. Despite such differences, you can spot cosy cafes, bustling street vendors serving tempting and ready-to-eat snacks, and shared love for everything spice anywhere in India!

India is a massive country with myriad exploration options and destinations to uncover the seamless joy of travelling. The best time to visit India is when it is cool or sunny. The period between October and March is pleasant across most of the country, being neither too hot nor too cold without any rains to foil your plans.

Each Indian region specialises in specific arts and handicrafts. From the pashmina shawls of Kashmir to the Kondapalli dolls of Andhra Pradesh and exquisite jute crafts of Assam, it is easy to get carried away while purchasing local handicrafts made by expert craftsmen.