India Holidays
India, the world’s seventh-largest country and one of the oldest civilizations, is a top global tourist destination. This diverse nation offers a vast array of experiences to captivate travelers from around the world – from wildlife and adventure to beaches, mountains, heritage, and immersion in yoga, Ayurveda, and meditation. The snow-capped Himalayas are a perennial draw for adventure and mountain enthusiasts.
With Macaw Travels, you can explore the country’s remarkable diversity through our affordable, all-inclusive holiday packages for 2024/2025. Our curated offerings provide opportunities to immerse yourself in nature’s grandeur, the thrill of adventure, the richness of cultural heritage, the tranquility of spirituality, and the vibrant tapestry of Indian culture.
Come and discover the best of Incredible India tourism with our tailor-made vacation packages.
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India Tour Packages by Zone
North India
The northern region of India is renowned for its rich cultural heritage. The cities of Agra, Allahabad, Varanasi, and Delhi are prominent destinations on a North India tour. This northern area boasts numerous picturesque holiday spots, including significant temples and palaces. Travelers can easily book suitable North India tour packages to visit and explore the best of the region.
North India has long been the center of power for historic empires like the Delhi Sultanate, Mughals, and British Indian rule. This has endowed the region with a unique and captivating heritage. Visitors can discover the grand monuments and structures that reflect the legacies of past dynasties. In addition to regional languages, Hindi and English are widely spoken across North Indian states, ensuring good communication for travelers.
South India
What can be more daydream worthy than the images of enchanting beaches with shimmering sand, swaying palms, dramatic sea waves and smiling sun. And the way to transform this dream into reality is to plan a South India Tour. South India Tourism offers incredible attractions, which attract tourists from across the globe. South India encompasses several enchanting destinations such as Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Pondicherry and Andhra Pradesh. And each destination has its own share of wonderful attractions to adorn your holidays with golden memories. From honeymoon tour to Ayurveda tour, beach tour, backwater tour, adventure tour, pilgrimage tour, wildlife tour and cruise tour, South India has a variety of options in its sleeves. For accommodation South India offers a variety of options such as luxurious cottages, ayurvedic resorts, hotels, houseboats and much more to make your stay comfortable and delightful.
East India
The Eastern Zone of India is a culturally rich region, offering a diverse array of experiences. Visitors can explore beautiful beaches, historic temples, serene monasteries, and the Buddhist Circuit, all set against the backdrop of rural India.
The most popular tourist destinations in this area include Kolkata (the former capital of India), the holy cities of Puri and Bhubaneswar, the Buddhist Circuit in Bihar, the monasteries of Sikkim, and the majestic Kanchenjunga Range in Darjeeling.
As you leave the bustling energy of Kolkata behind, you’ll be immersed in the cool, lush mountains of Darjeeling, offering a refreshing respite. Venture into Sikkim to encounter the mighty Himalayas, spot the one-horned rhinoceros in wildlife reserves, and discover the ancient, sacred towns of rural India, transporting you to a bygone era.
Kolkata, the largest city in India, is a captivating destination. Established as a British trading post in the 17th century, the city has evolved, developing a vibrant life and character of its own. The grandeur of Kolkata’s colonial-era architecture, such as the buildings on Chowringhee and Clive Street (now Jawaharlal Nehru Road and Netaji Subhash Road), still reflects the city’s former glory. Kolkata is a place that leaves a lasting impression – fascinating, effervescent, and teeming with diverse cultures and people. While the initial sensory experience can be overwhelming, with rickshaws, cars, brightly painted trucks, trolley buses, cries of street vendors, and the bustling energy of the New Market, these jumbled impressions soon give way to a deeper understanding and appreciation of this captivating city.
West India
Western India comprises of the states of Goa, Gujarat and Maharashtra, and is primarily famous for places like Mumbai, Goa, Rann of Kutch, the cave temples of Ajanta and Ellora and the Wildlife Sanctuaries in Gujarat. Boasting of a rich cultural heritage, this part of the country houses some exemplary tourist sites including magnificent monuments, which are embodiments of the glorious architectural heritage of ancient India. Besides, the temperate climate in west India supports the growth of uniquely varied flora and fauna. Hence, some of the finest and best known wildlife sanctuaries are located in West India.
Central India
The heart of India, the Central region, offers a captivating glimpse into the country’s splendid wildlife, rich heritage, and architectural marvels. Spanning the states of Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, this expansive 443,439 sq. km area is a treasure trove of pilgrimage sites, wildlife sanctuaries, ancient monuments, mountain ranges, and remote forests, catering to diverse traveler interests.
At the core of Madhya Pradesh lies the Narmada river, flanked by the Vindhya and Satpura hill ranges, creating an intriguing landscape of plateaus, river valleys, rolling hills, and dense forests. This region showcases the finest of ancient civilizations, from the prehistoric Bhimbetka to the renowned Hindu and Buddhist monuments of Khajuraho, Orchha, and Sanchi. For wildlife enthusiasts, the tiger-rich Bandhavgarh and Kanha forests are a major draw.
Chhattisgarh, with over 40% of its land under forest cover or rich in mineral wealth, is home to a large tribal population. Its three national parks and eleven wildlife sanctuaries, along with the hubs of Raipur, Bilaspur, and Jagdalpur, offer a wealth of temples, royal palaces, Buddhist sites, and natural wonders.
Central India is the heart of Hindi culture, with dialects like Bundeli, Malvi, Nimadi, and Bagheli spoken alongside Dakshin Kosali and tribal languages. The region’s cuisine is a delectable blend of sweet and savory, with staples like wheat, rice, jowar, bajra, and lentils, complemented by local specialties like Bhutte ki Khees, Dal Bafla, and Kadi Pakora.
This vibrant Central Indian landscape is a tapestry of captivating culture, cuisine, trade, and traditions, showcasing the splendor and diversity of India’s rich heritage.