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WHAT TO EAT & DRINK IN INDIA

Indian food is one of the world’s most beloved cuisines and we’ll show you where to try all the iconic dishes from tandoor chicken to rogan josh.

Tandoori Chicken

You can’t visit India without tasting an authentic tandoori chicken. It’s made by marinating chunks of chicken in yoghurt and spices, then roasting the chicken in a special clay oven called a tandoor, which is how the dish got its name! It comes out soft, juicy and oh so delicious.

Rogan Josh

You’ve may have had a rogan josh before but never like this. In India, it’s traditionally made with lamb or goat smothered in yoghurt and all kinds of herbs and spices, including Kashmiri chilies, one of the signature ingredients of the delicious Kashmiri cuisine. Get it while it’s hot!

Masala Chai

WHEN IS BEST TO VISIT INDIA

We love exploring India any time from October to June, when the weather is fine, the wildlife is easier to spot, and the festivals are in full swing.

Best Time to Explore India’s National Parks

If you’re keen to spot the tigers of Ranthambore National Park, it’s best to go during the hottest and driest months of April to June when wildlife comes out to search for water.

Best Time to Experience the Festivals of India

India has a full roster of wonderful festivals, like Diwali, the Festival of Light which falls in October or November, and Holi, the iconic Festival of Color, which usually falls in March.

Best Time to Visit India’s Golden Triangle

PACKING TIPS FOR INDIA

HOW TO TRAVEL RESPONSIBLY IN INDIA

Do Not Support Exploitative Elephant Tourism

Do not participate in exploitative elephant tourism, like elephant riding or trekking, as these beautiful creatures are often abused and mistreated for years to ensure they comply or perform according to the tourism venue.

Maintain Modesty

It’s very important to be culturally sensitive in India. You should always cover your legs and shoulders, and public displays of affection like kissing are a big no-no.

Say No to Plastic

You can avoid contributing to India’s waste disposal problems, by using refillable bottles and bags. That way, you won’t bring lots of plastic waste into the country.

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