Our tourist maps
Discover India as you've never seen it before! Here are 3 brand new tourist maps that you can print out and use now! Journey into an extraordinary culture marked by sacred temples and World Heritage sites. Plan ahead thanks to these maps and organise your trip to the Taj Mahal and the Golden Temple. Everything you'll need to make your holiday in India an unforgettable experience. Discover our maps to plan your trip in the best possible way.
Region map
India, the 7th largest country in the world is as exciting as it can be unsettling and a trip there is bound to mark you for life. From the tropical beaches to the Himalayan mountain tops, discover a country of tea plantations, natural wildlife and fascinating architecture and history. Whether it's the bright white Taj Mahal or the colourful Sri Meenakshi, India is a country full of great treasures and surprises.
Overview of 6 tourist regions
THE EAST, BORDERING THE BAY OF BENGAL
Culture, cuisine and colonial architecture are what attracts tourists to this tolerant region.
THE GREAT SOUTH
With lush vegetation and historic temples, the south pays tribute to its indigenous culture.
THE HIMALAYAN NORTHERN BORDER
Adventurers will be delighted to discover the spirituality and cultural heritage of the Himalayas.
THE NORTH, THE TRIBAL BELT
This region is quite isolated and less explored but offers acres of lush vegetation and tea plantations.
THE REGION OF DELHI
The vibrant and magical Indian capital contrasts with its calm forest surroundings.
THE WEST, ON THE PATH OF THE MAHARADJAS
Mumbai, Bollywood cinema and beautiful landscapes including deserts, beaches, forests, slums, fortresses and palaces.
Attractions maps
India is teeming with temples, fortresses, and world heritage sites: the unmissable Taj Mahal, the Ellora Caves, the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Khajuraho or Vittala are vestiges of an intricate Indian architecture. If you're looking for nature or just to relax on the beach, then head to Palolem or Varkala and if you're searching for predators then Corbett Tiger Reserve is a great spot for animal watching.
Routes and distances maps
Given the size of the India, the 9 airports are definitely necessary. Direct flights are available to New Delhi (North), Mumbai (Central) and Bungalore (South). Make sure you chose carefully which airport you land in, so as to avoid tedious onward journeys. If you're stay is short, then it may be wise to opt for domestic flights. Otherwise there are a number of public transportations you can enjoy, including buses, taxis, tuk-tuks, boats and trains. In fact, India has one of the largest and busiest rail networks in the world with almost 7000 stations throughout the country. Of course, you can always rent a car and enjoy more freedom, a cost for a driver/guide is under 13£ / day.
