India Tour Package from UK

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                    "@type": "Question",
                    "name": "How many foreigners visit India every year?",
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                      "text": "MUMBAI: About 8.9 million foreign tourists visited India in 2016, up 11 per cent from the previous year, reveals a study by Indian government. \"The most of these tourists have been discovered to stem from the US, Bangladesh and also UK, which account to about 40 per cent of the total count."
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                    "name": "Is India safe for solo female Travellers?",
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                      "text": "India is safe for solo women travellers. But care should be taken not to go into forests and isolated places."
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                    "name": "I want to see the Taj Mahal - do you include this on your tours?",
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                      "text": "Yes we do. We include this New World Wonder on all our India group tours that cover the north. You'll spend the afternoon on a guided scenic tour of the Taj Mahal, learning all about why and also how it was built. Our visit to Agra also includes guided touring of the Agra Fort."
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                    "name": "I'm interested in seeing tigers in India - what options do you have?",
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                      "text": "India is the very best location on the planet to see tigers in the wild. There are a number of national parks and wildlife reserves that have actually been established to safeguard the numbers of this endangered species. We have two scenic tours that include two evenings in Ranthambore National forest where you will certainly take place morning and also afternoon game drives in search of the stripey big cat. We also have private itineraries to other parks for tiger safaris. If you want to know more, head to our guide on tiger spotting in India."
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                    "name": "Should I be worried about food hygiene in India?",
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                      "text": "Many people fret that they might get sick in India but if you stick to the standard rules of safely eating abroad there's no reason why you should suffer. Stay with busy dining establishments, prevent street food or anything that's been rested outside for long and also discard salads as the water is absolutely not safe to drink. Indian cuisine is amazingly diverse as well as forms an essential component of the travel experience so don't hesitate to try new dishes and flavours. Our Top Traveling Tips page has more info on food and eating out in India."
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                    "name": "What is the standard of hotels on your trips?",
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                      "text": "On our India group tours you'll be staying in 3-4 star hotels with a mix of modern-day and also heritage properties. On all tours that visit the main sights of Rajasthan you'll get to experience former royal palaces and beautiful havelis transformed into tourist accommodation. It'll give you a real insight into the region's cultural and architectural heritage. While in Kerala you'll spend a night aboard a traditional houseboat - it's the perfect way to explore the backwaters."
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                    "name": "What sort of transport do you use?",
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                      "text": "For the most part you'll be travelling in comfortable, private vehicles with air-conditioning. The size of the vehicle depends on the group size with either mid-size people carriers or larger coaches. There will likewise be the chance to experience even more regional forms of transportation consisting of a rickshaw trip in Delhi as well as a houseboat trip in Kerala."
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                    "name": "What is the main faith of India?",
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                      "text": "Though incredibly diverse and comprised of a multitude of different races, almost 80% of India’s population practices Hinduism."
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