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Indian Subcontinent

India

Best time to be there

From October to March the weather is refreshingly cool with minimal rainfall in most places. India's main festivals also take place during this time, such as the Pushkar Fair in Rajasthan, the Republic Day of India and Holi, the festival of colours.

Fly to

Delhi/Chennai/Mumbai/Bangalore

flying time

8 hours 20 minutes non-stop

time difference

GMT +5 1/2 hours

Visas

Required for UK passport holders

Health Requirements

Yellow fever certificate if arriving from an endemic area




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Please find below a selection of our favourite properties we believe are perfect for India honeymoons. For more information about India and the full collection of properties we recommend, please see our India holidays 2012, 2013 page.

Most holidays in Northern India begin in Delhi with its teeming bazaars, battlemented Red Fort and the country's largest mosque; and New Delhi, whose elegant 1930s avenues and buildings reveal the enduring influence of the British Raj.

To the south-east, Agra is the setting of the renowned Taj Mahal. To the west, your India holiday can take in the vast deserts and rugged mountains of Rajasthan, whose customs, palaces and fortresses vividly reflect the classical image of popular India. Here, famous Jaipur, Udaipur and Jodhpur draw the India traveller.


Suggested Honeymoons accommodation offers

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Sher bagh, Ranthambore  

Sher Bagh is set amidst lush trees on a private estate overlooking a valley and escarpment.The camp consists of comfortable bedroom tents with verandahs and bathrooms and lots of secluded spaces in....

Leela_Udaipur 

The Leela Palace Kempinski

The Leela Palace Kempinski Udaipur is located on the banks of Lake Pichola and this stunning setting ensures each room has views over the tranquil Lake which Udaipur is famous for....

Oberoi Amarvilas 

The Oberoi Amarvilas

Oberoi Hotel's Amarvilás is a triumph of classic and contemporary lines and imposing features; a fitting complement to its illustrious neighbour.