Maybe this will be your first and final visit or maybe this will be the beginning of a never ending passionate relationship with this dazzling subcontinent. Whatever the case will be, you will never forget India for as long as you live.
Most people begin at Delhi and set off for one of the well-known routes.
After a visit to the Taj Mahal and the ghost town of Fathehpur Sikri, Rajasthan offers an inspiring combination of famous palaces, such as the Palace of the Winds , fascinating cities such as Udaipur and Jodhpur and impressive temple complexes, such as the Dilwara Temples at Mt Abu. An absolute must is a visit to the colourful camel and cattle fair and, if it suits you, finish it off with a camel-ride leaving from the Thar desert town of Jaisalmer . The eastern track leads for many visitors to the tea plantations in Darjeeling or the neighbouring country Nepal . A logical stop on the way is the temple complex of Khajuraho with its erotic carvings. After that, the holy city of Varanasi will give a deeper insight into the importance of Hinduism in India.