India Travel Guide

India has two Central administrative languages. They are English (associate official) and Hindi (in the Devanagiri script). The Indian Constitution also officially recognizes 22 regional languages.

India is a very large country with a varying climatic conditions in different parts of the country. The travelers to India can always find a suitable place as per their choice of climate. If one is travelling during the summer months, the Northern India is considered to be pleasant.

A Visa gives permission to the person who wishes to stay in a country for a specific period of time to fulfill a specific motive. It is usually attached or stamped in the individual passport. All travellers to India (except citizens of India going Nepal and vice versa) must possess visas.

India has different Embassies Abroad. Viz : High Commission of India, Australia, Embassy of India, Belgium, High Commission of India, Canada, Embassy of India, Denmark etc.

Indian Govt.has tourist Office abroad.Viz : Australia (Sydney), Canada (Toronto), France (Paris), Germany (Frankfurt), Italy (Milan)

Indian shopping areas have always been attracting the shoppers from all around the world. You can find almost all types of items from pin to ship building items in the markets of India. Go to any part of this vast and vibrant country and you will be offered with varied types of items reflecting the culture and tradition of that region.

India's currency is the Rupee whose abbreviated form is Rs. One Rupee is equal to hundred paise. Notes are in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500. 9Although denominations less than Rs. 10 are rare.)

The working hours in the Indian organizations is generally between 9 a:m and 6 p:m.

India's currency is the Rupee whose abbreviated form is Rs. One Rupee is equal to hundred paise. Notes are in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 500. 9Although denominations less than Rs. 10 are rare.)

The working hours in the Indian organizations is generally between 9 a:m and 6 p:m.