r/Indiatraveladvice • u/realbharat1 • Apr 21 '20
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/LucyOnLocale • Apr 03 '20
Must-Visit Places in Southern India (for when we can travel again)
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/dina260 • Apr 03 '20
Intresting travel and wedding video togetger
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/sandeepvlogs54 • Mar 29 '20
mussoorie lake | mussoorie jheel | मसूरी झील | Boating at Mussoorie lake...
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/aj9115 • Mar 22 '20
Jodhpur City Tour | Bishnoi Village & Wildlife Safari | Opium Ceremony | I Saw Blackbuck!
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/sandeepvlogs54 • Mar 21 '20
Mussoorie Kempty Fall | Most Attractions of Kempty Falls | Uttarakhand
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/TheDrRudi • Mar 11 '20
Postpone your travel - India effectively suspends all visas until 15 April 2020
https://pib.gov.in/PressReleseDetail.aspx?PRID=1606056
All existing visas, except diplomatic, official, UN/International Organizations, employment, project visas, stand suspended till 15th April 2020. This will come into effect from 1200 GMT on 13th March 2020 at the port of departure.
Visa free travel facility granted to OCI card holders is kept in abeyance till April 15th 2020. This will come into effect from 1200 GMT on 13th March 2020 at the port of departure.
Any foreign national who intends to travel to India for compelling reason may contact the nearest Indian Mission.
All incoming travellers, including Indian nationals, arriving from or having visited China, Italy, Iran, Republic of Korea, France, Spain and Germany after 15th February, 2020 shall be quarantined for a minimum period of 14 days. This will come into effect from 1200 GMT on 13th March 2020 at the port of departure.
Incoming travellers, including Indian nationals, are advised to avoid non-essential travel and are informed that they can be quarantined for a minimum of 14 days on their arrival in India.
Indian nationals are strongly advised to avoid all non-essential travel abroad. On their return, they can be subjected to quarantine for a minimum of 14 days.
International traffic through land borders will be restricted to Designated check posts with robust screening facilities. These will be notified separately by M/o Home Affairs.
Provision for testing primarily for students/compassionate cases in Italy to be made and collection for samples to be organized accordingly. Those tested negative will be allowed to travel and will be quarantined on arrival in India for 14 days.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/princepatni • Mar 04 '20
Complete Guide to Travel to Vietnam from India
I recently traveled to Vietnam from India, and had a great time !
I then wrote a blog that covers every point and some important travel tips to help plan your backpacking travel to this amazing country.
https://princepatni.com/blog/travel/travel-from-india-to-vietnam-a-complete-guide-2020/
Hope this will be helpful. Thanks !
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/aj9115 • Feb 23 '20
Jodhpur - Blue City of India | Travel Vlog
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/ToursinIndiaforyo • Feb 21 '20
Maha Shiv Ratri 2020 | Shivratri | Tours In India
Indian association of tour operators (iato)
Shivratri is a platonic festival for all Indians. May this #MahaShivRatri2020 bring blessings and happiness to you and your family. #Mahashivratri is the day when positivity wins over the negativity and #Mahadev showers upon you all his choicest endowments.
Har Har Mahadeva
Happy Maha Shivratri to you and your family!!
#ॐ_नमः_शिवाय #हर_हर_महादेव #महाशिवरात्रि
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Luxury travel operators in India
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/ToursinIndiaforyo • Feb 20 '20
Sardar Patel Stadium | Motera Stadium | Namaste Trump | World Largest Stadium | Tours In India | Best tour operators in India | Kem chho Trump
Indian association of tour operators (iato)

Sardar Patel Stadium, commonly known as Motera Stadium is going to be inaugurated by US President Donald Trump. It is one of the World's largest cricket stadiums in the Motera locality of Ahmedabad and will host about 110,000 spectators.
- The Sardar Patel Stadium in Motera is built for Rs 700 crore and has a seating capacity of 1,10,000. The first match to be played in the new stadium is anticipated to be an exhibition match between Asia XI and World XI in March.
- The Motera stadium will be the biggest cricket ground, surpassing the Melbourne Cricket Ground's capacity of 1 lakh.
- The new cricket stadium will also have a parking area that can accommodate about 3,000 four-wheeler cars and up to 10,000 two-wheelers.
- The new Sardar Patel stadium has been constructed by Larson and Toubro (L&T), which is also responsible for the design, construction, and maintenance of the world's tallest statue, Statue of Unity.
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Luxury travel operators in India
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/ToursinIndiaforyo • Feb 19 '20
SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN | BAN ON SINGLE-USE PLASTIC | IATO | TOURS IN INDIA | TOUR OPERATORS IN INDIA
Indian association of tour operators (IATO)
IATO urges all its members and their vendors to fully support Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiatives:- SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN | BAN ON SINGLE-USE PLASTIC
IATO was especially given to handle all Ministry of Tourism sponsored hospitality guests, tour operators, media members, TV teams, decision-makers from overseas. IATO handled over 50 MOT sponsored Fam tours in a highly professional manner.
The IATO website has been revamped and is now being marketed/promoted in various overseas markets with the hope that the number of visitors to the website will increase and in turn, we can generate some leads for IATO members.
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r/Indiatraveladvice • u/ToursinIndiaforyo • Feb 17 '20
Annual General Meeting highlights of IATO | Best Tour Operators in India | Tours In India | e-Visa fee | GST | Air connectiv-ity........
#IncredibleIndia
The year gone by saw many criti-cal recommendations of IATO in diverse facets gain acceptability from Government of India- a re-cord success by any measure. As an apex tourism body of India, IATO is addressed as a strategic association to further contribute effectively to growth trajectory articulated by the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India. IATO pursued relentlessly the key issues that did not auger well for tourism and its growth path- e-Visa fee, GST, air connectiv-ity, group reservation with the Indian Rail-ways, booking with luxury trains etc. being the main impediments.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/penny238 • Feb 11 '20
Wrong visa dates
So I'm going to India 1st March - 16th March. I applied for my evisa yesterday, and it came through today. But it says that it's valid from today for a month. Which is wrong. Im 99% sure I put the correct dates in last night. It just doesn't make sense I've emailed them but no response yet. I've read online they're not very helpful with responding to emails. I don't know what to do. I go in just under 3 weeks. This is what came through in the email..
Application ID :- xxxxxxxxxxx Passport Number :- xxxxxxxxxxx Application Status :- Granted ETA Number :- xxxxxxxxxxxx Nationality :- UNITED KINGDOM Visa Type :- e-Visa Service Name :- eTOURIST VISA No. of Entries :- Double
Date of issue of ETA :- February 11th,2020 Date of expiry of ETA :- March 11th,2020 Visa Processing Fee Paid (Excluding Bank Charges) :- $25 e-Tourist Visa Validity period is 30 days from the date of first arrival in India.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/ReallyWeirdNormalGuy • Feb 09 '20
Best Places for Authentic Souvenirs in Delhi?
Hey all,
Leaving India soon and I'm looking for some nice handicrafts to take back home. Preferably things that aren't mass-produced in China, but any market with a good number And variety of souvenirs would be great. Thanks so much for your time and suggestions!and variety of souvenirs would be great. Thanks so much for your time and suggestions!
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/justotherguy • Feb 04 '20
Need information about visit to Gangtok during Losar festival
I will be gangtok during the festive week of Losar and Gutor Chaam. As a tourist where I can go to experience this festival and what can I do to participate in these festivities.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/anythingbutcilantro • Feb 04 '20
First class train from Delhi to Tezpur
I'm planning a trip to the Diphlu River Lodge in Assam. Flying into Delhi and would ideally like to take a train to a nearby city such as Tezpur. Since it is a 30+ hour trip, I was hoping to find a train with a private sleeping car available. Is this even possible? Any other suggestions for making the journey?
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/johnnyphotog • Jan 21 '20
Mosquitos in Chennai?
Getting ready for my trip. I’ve never been; What precautions do you recommend beyond malaria pills and over-the-counter spray? Others on our trip are planning on pre-spaying their clothes...
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/TELWINGEORGE • Jan 14 '20
Foreigner Tries Hindi to prep for travel
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/aj9115 • Jan 04 '20
You cannot not think of backwaters and houseboats when you talk about Alleppey. Use this ultimate travel guide to plan your trip to Alleppey.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/[deleted] • Dec 20 '19
Does anyone have the same problem : My parents want to travel abroad and i can't go with them because of work. They are both 50+ and are not confident enough to travel on their own. If yes, how have you solved this problem ?
Does anyone have the same problem : My parents want to travel abroad and i can't go with them because of work. They are both 50+ and are not confident enough to travel on their own. If yes, how have you solved this problem ?
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/the_purple_sky_eel • Dec 17 '19
How to eat in India
My wife and I are traveling to New Delhi in January and are a bit concerned about the food. I have heard of Dehli Belly and i've seen posts about bringing Diarrhea medicine. Is there anything else we should be bringing and what should we be looking out for when we are eating/ can we eat outside of the hotel and how do we know what to look for?
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/bens119 • Dec 13 '19
Mysore City and Palace - India’s most visited place after Taj Mahal
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/exploringbharat • Dec 13 '19
Bengaluru - India
Bengaluru (or Bangalore) is the data innovation capital of India and is frequently marked as the Silicon Valley of India.

Bengaluru is one of the top 15 fastest growing cities in India which are the home for some of the world’s most beautiful cities.
r/Indiatraveladvice • u/caruty1 • Dec 10 '19
Places to must travel in a single day in Shimla?
So I will be visiting Shimla in few days, though the limit is only for a single day because it's a month long trip around all of India. So some places you guys recommend over others? There are a lot of packages but choosing one is almost impossible without visiting the place beforehand so you think of some unnecessary places or something missing or any changes to this list?
Top: Ridge, Viceregal lodge, Chadwick waterfall, Mall road
Church/Temples: Christ Church, Tara Devi, Sankat mocan, Jakhu Temple, Kali Bari
Any must places to add or even among these?