4 TIPS TO TAKE WHEN YOU ARE TRAVELLING SOLO IN INDIA

With Holi festival of colors tour in India coming up, a lot of people are making a beeline for this exotic Asian destination. The craze is so high that several tourists, especially the youngsters, are gearing up for a solo tour.

Here are 4 tips you should take before you set out for your solo odyssey:

1] Carrying a charger: Indian streets often demand a lot of time. Forgetting the charger at your hotel may make you rue your decision at some point. Carry a charger and plug your phone in at any available socket point during emergency situations.

2] Don’t reveal sensitive information to strangers: While travelling solo, you must be wary of certain things, and one of them is giving away information about your personal life or credit card. So what even if the stranger seems all goody-goody? Make sure that you are secure and safe.

3] Travel under expert eye: It is best to be under an expert protection when exploring a country for the first time and that too solo. There are some dependable travel experts and organizations that offer all-inclusive packages for Holi Festival of Colors And Elephant Festival Tour in Delhi, India Golden triangle tiger tour and week-long Golden Triangle and Tiger Trail trip. Travelling under the watchful eye of an agency keeps you secure and in comfort.

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3 REASONS WHY TO VISIT INDIA DURING HOLI

Holi is one of the most colourful festivals of the world. And quite literally so! This unique Hindu festival (though it has a strong cosmopolitan flavour to it now) is celebrated with fervour and passion throughout India especially in north India. At this pious occasion, a number of leading travel ports offer discounted packages on Holi Festival Of Colors Tour In India and India Golden Triangle Tiger Tour.

Here are 3 key reasons why you should visit the country during this sacred (and joyous) occasion:

1] Playing with water and colours: This festival that heralds the arrival of spring has a religious connotation. But that doesn’t mean that it is an all-rites-and-no-play festival. Apart from the usual customs which are observed by pious Hindus during the auspicious hours, the day is celebrated with much fanfare as revellers gather in hundreds (and sometimes, in thousands) to paint each other with colours. Those looking to cash in on maximum fun have reason enough to opt for Celebrate Holi In India Tour 2017 package.

2] Tiger trail: Incidentally, the spring season is also a great time to catch the tigers in their natural habitats. The big cats emerge from their hiding during spring to look for water, food and potential mates. So, it is a prescribed time to explore India’s Golden Triangle with Ranthambhore. Ranthambhore is where the monster-sized tigers of India can be spotted and shot (on camera) easily.

3] Weather: It goes without saying that the Holi season (in March) offers the most weather-friendly conditions to foreign tourists. It is cool and pleasant. No sweat, no grime!