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Planning a Trip in India & NepalIndia & Nepal are a traveller's paradise. There is no easy way to plan a trip to this sub-continent. A few basic guidelines are laid down below which may be of some assistance.The products offered offered by S.D.Enterprises Ltd in this site alone is large enough to confuse you. First, identify the kind of product you are looking for. In broad terms the products can be split up into 3 main categories. They are:-
The next item is to decide on where to go within India. Again there is no shortcut here. Each destination is so good that you want to visit every one of them. Our recommendation is to invest in a guide book preferably 2 - 3. Use a library to obtain older versions. They are good enough for planning purposes. Some of the good guide books are: India Handbook by Robert Bradnock, India- A Travel Survival Kit by Lonely Planet, India by Rough Guides, Southern India by Melissa Shales, Indian By Rail : Royston Ellis for Rail travellers and enthusiasts alike, India - No Problem Sahib: for rail enthusiasts and people who wish to glimpse the images of India. Based on our past customers the states of Rajasthan & Kerala have been the most popular.
The third aspect is how long to spend in each place. Again, there is no hard & fast rule. On the whole for independent travellers, it is advisable to spend at least 2 days in each destination. The first day would be for orientation and getting a feel for the place. The second day would be for visiting the monuments. For conducted trips this may vary. Also remember, many of the cities have a number of monuments listed. There is no written criteria stating that you have to visit each & every monument listed. For example: If you miss seeing a fort in one city in Rajasthan, there is no need to worry as there is almost certainly another fort which is of a high standard in the next Rajasthan city (unless you are a fort freak like the author of this site). The fourth aspect would be how much time should you allow for a trip to India. Our only advise is to go through the sample itineraries provided in the pages. You can certainly add time that is provided to the sample itineraries and make up a tailor-made programme. If you wish to cut down the time, you should be prepared for strenuous travel and thus you must be fit enough. The links given on the left, the right and below may be of some assistance in this process. You can tailor-make
a trip that suits your individual requirements.
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Tailor-Made Travel in India & Nepal Personalised Road Itineraries in Kerala & South India Personalised Road Itineraries in Rajasthan & North India |
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