The wonder that is India never stops overwhelming your senses and a trip to India is what travel stories are made of. It's not just the places and the sightseeing that travelers relish, but also the festivals, the art and craft, the people, the cuisines, and of course, the shopping.

It can be difficult to choose where to go and what to see, and that's where we come in. "Incredible Tour To India" takes the privilege to make you get acquainted with the glorified treasures of this incredible country. For any booking, accommodation, transportation and guidance our dedicated team will always stand by you to bring the most impressive tour services.

Bustling and serene, timeless yet irrepressibly on the move, India dazzles and delights like no other place on earth. Here we are with some tips for the travelers considering a first journey to India.

If your idea of India includes holy sites to often crowded beaches, from colourful bazaars to happening nightlife and from sky scrapers to high-end hotels then Mumbai is filled with attractions that you cannot give a miss. For monumental architecture, Agra justly steals the show with the Taj Mahal, a must-see if anyone hasn't visited yet. Adorned with pretty palaces and the scintillating lakes, Udaipur has so much to offer to the honeymoon couples and history lovers. Inarguably an alluring treasure trove, Jaipur is a perfect place for family vacation as it surrounds itself with attractions suitable for every family member. The state which opens its doors to beach holidays, family vacations, honeymoon tours, wildlife adventures, ayurveda treatments, cultural tours and pilgrimages then Kerala is not to be missed.

How do you justify your reason of travelling to distant corners of the country? Is it simply to quench your wanderlust or the gluttony of salivating tongue? Being a predominantly Hindu country, beef is rare in India, so meat dishes consist of chicken or savory lamb. Indian menus can be daunting to those unfamiliar with the dishes; an excellent option is the thali, a sampler plate of native dishes that allow you to experience much of a region's culinary diversity in a single sitting.

India has three major seasons - winter - summer and the monsoon. Winter months (October-March) are bright and pleasant, with snowfall in the northern hills. Summer time (April-June) is hot in most parts of India although April is little hotter, and it is then that the numerous hill resorts provide cool retreat. During the monsoon, rainfall is heavy along the west coast between June and September, and along the east coast between mid-October and December.