Before You Go: North India
India rewards the traveler who arrives prepared and then lets go. Here is the practical side, so you can save your attention for the color.
At a Glance
Journey dates: March 14 - 23, 2027.
Group: women only, small group.
Included: private airport transfers, all private transportation, domestic flights, local English-speaking guides, entrance fees, and tips.
Weather
Mid-March is warm and dry in Delhi and Rajasthan. Days are hot and sunny, and mornings and evenings are pleasant. Early safari drives in Ranthambore can be cool.
What to Pack
Light, loose clothing that covers shoulders and knees.
A scarf for temples and mosques.
Clothes you do not mind staining for Holi, the festival of colors.
A light layer for early morning safaris.
Comfortable walking shoes that slip off easily.
Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.
Money
The currency is the Indian rupee. Cards are accepted in hotels and larger shops, and cash is useful in markets. Tips and gratuities are included in your journey.
Entry Requirements
U.S. passport holders need a visa for India, and most travelers apply online for an e-Visa before departure. Rules change, so always confirm with official sources before you travel. Travel and medical insurance is mandatory on all our journeys.
Health
Talk to your doctor or a travel clinic a few weeks before departure about recommended vaccines and any personal medication.
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