1. What is the price of an India tour package?

India can be enjoyed on a wide range of budgets. On average, traveling economically may cost about USD 100 per day, while luxury travel can go up to USD 1,000 per day or more, depending on the choice of hotels, cars, and services.

2. How many days are enough to visit India?

To explore India thoroughly, you would need around 21 or 28 days or even more duration but if time is limited, you can go for the three prime cities, the famous Golden Triangle (Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur)which can easily be covered in just 6 days.

3. How much does a tour guide cost in India?

A licensed professional tour guide generally charges between ₹2,500–3,500 (USD 40–50) per day for a city tour depending on the language, knowledge and skill set.

4. Which months are best for visiting India?

The best time to visit is from October to March (winter season).

Christmas and New Year are peak travel periods with heavy crowds, traffic, and high prices.
For a more peaceful trip, avoid the last week of December.

5. How much tip should we give to waiters, drivers, and guides?

Waiters: 5–10% of the bill.

Drivers: Rs.500/-–Rs.1,000/- per day.

Guides: Rs.1,000/-–Rs.1500/- per day, depending on service quality, knowledge, and time spent.

6. How long should my visa be?

A 6-month visa validity is recommended for flexibility.

7. Do I need vaccinations?

Ensure you are fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and carry basic medicines for fever, headache, stomach upset, or nausea.

8. Can I wear Western outfits in India?

Yes. Shirts, T-shirts, sleeveless tops, and shorts are common in big cities and tourist areas. However, modest dressing is appreciated in rural regions and religious sites.

9. Which circuits include the Taj Mahal?

Most travellers combine Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur with the Taj Mahal visit. If you have more time, you can add cultural cities, heritage sites, beaches, adventure spots, or peaceful retreats depending on your interests.

10. What kind of food do Indians usually eat?

Most households prefer vegetarian food, but non-vegetarian dishes are also very popular, especially in urban areas. You’ll find a wide variety of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options across the country.

11. Can foreigners get a local SIM card in India?

Yes. With a passport copy, valid visa, and hotel address (sometimes with a local reference letter), foreigners can easily buy SIM cards from major providers.

12. What should I pack when coming to India?

Almost everything is available here, but it’s useful to carry:
Umbrella or raincoat

Warm jacket (for winter travel)

Comfortable sports shoes

Basic medicines

13. How is the weather in India?

Summer (March–June): Hot, up to 47–48°C.

Monsoon (July–September): Heavy rains in many regions.

Winter (October–February): Pleasant and ideal for travel; 12–15°C during the day, 2–3°C at night in northern states.

Beach destinations (Goa, Kerala, Mumbai): Mild temperature differences year-round.

Kashmir and Himalayas: Very cold winters.

14. Is it safe to travel in India?

Yes, it is perfectly safe. People here are very warm hearted and India lives by the motto “Atithi Devo Bhava” — meaning “The guest is equivalent to God.” Foreign visitors are generally treated with warmth, respect, and curiosity. Locals are often eager to learn about your culture and lifestyle.

however

Avoid walking alone late at night.

Like any country, every city has a few areas best avoided — even during the day which our joytoursof India guides will brief you at the very inception and will look after your slightest need and safety with great care and devotion.

15. What are the beliefs of Indian people?

In cities: people are mostly modern, flexible, and liberal.

In rural areas: people tend to be more traditional and conservative due to cultural norms and joint-family systems.

16.How Indians greet?

Greetings: The traditional way of greeting or bidding farewell is with a warm “Namaste” or the more formal “Namaskar” by binding the pals together.

17.what are general Etiquette in Indian diaspora:

Public displays of affection are discouraged. However, you may see members of the same sex holding hands as a sign of friendship but there is nothing more to it .

Dress modestly. Should avoid revealing clothing, especially in rural or traditional areas.