Information
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In the left hand margin of this page are links to pages providing tourist oriented information on India, as well as facts about our organization. India can be bewildering to the first time visitor; it is an ancient culture that understands, and absorbs, a little too easily. Foreign influences (and encounters) have been shaping India for thousands of years, and the rituals and behavior you'll encounter are usually a result of many millenniums of evolution.
India has more "World Heritage Sites" (the Taj Mahal is an obvious example) than any other country in the world. With Easy Tours Of India, you select which historical treasures and natural wonders you explore. While you're with us, you'll have the best opportunities to experience India's amazing diversities in people, architecture, geography, and cultural heritage.
Nature is at its best in India. Explore the awe inspiring peaks of the Himalayas, which are crowned by Mount Everest. Visit India's great plains that spread outwards from Delhi, including the fabled desert that covers much of Rajasthan and encompasses the magical cities of Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Udaipur, as well as the famous Pushkar camel festival.
Discover India from where these plains end, and the lush Deccan plateau takes over, dominating southern India. Experience the Ghats, where the plateau descends to meet the mostly virgin beaches and warm waters of coastal Indian resorts like Goa and Kochi (Cochin). Meditate or enhance your knowledge of Yoga in Ashrams where these sciences has been practiced since ancient times.
Learn about Ayurveda or get treatments from the best Ayurvedic centers in the world. Visit Mumbai (Bombay), the bustling city that houses the largest and most prolific motion picture industry in the world.
India is home to tens of thousands of animal & bird species. They all play an integral part in Indian society, history, and day to day existence. Visit India and you can experience Wildlife Parks & Sanctuaries that are home to many of these species, including almost two thirds of the Earths remaining Tigers, roughly half of the planets Elephants, and the worlds only surviving 'Asiatic Lions'.
Visa & other Information
Get your visa directly from Travisa
Here are links to the Travisa offices that issue Indian visas in the United States. These offices are located in the same cities as the Indian Embassy and the 4 Indian Consulates. Next to the office is a listing of the states (of your residence) that it has jurisdiction over. The websites have all the information you will need to get your Visa, including how you can process it by mail. They also have online PDF Visa forms and instructions on how to fill in your details.
Travisa Outsourcing, Chicago - Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin
Travisa Outsourcing, Houston - Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Texas
Travisa Outsourcing, New York - Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virgin Islands
Travisa Outsourcing, San Francisco - Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming
Travisa Outsourcing, Washington DC - Delaware, District of Columbia, Kentucky, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, American Samoa, Armed Forces Americas, Armed Forces Europe, Armed Forces Pacific, Bahamas, Bermuda, Guam, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Northern Marianas and Palau.
Average Temperatures in Indian cities - Please click on the city name for weather details.
If you have questions (or for more details) before you reserve a tour, please use the links on the left hand margin of this page, or in our "Resources" page. You can also call us at:
512 345 1122
888 597 9274 - Toll Free
Please bear in mind, there are extensive details (and inquiry forms with more relevance to individual needs) available in each of the thirty four tour pages that you can access through tours, as well as on the pages titled Build Your Own Visit and Combine Your Tours.
