Frequently Asked Questions

1. Safety and security.
2. Clear Communication & All Inclusive Price
3. Numerous Activities Suggested to Do
4. Clean hotels with electricity/hot water.
5. Safe and experienced driver.
6. Informative professional tour guides.
7. Unique India experience.
8. We deliver you what we commit

1. Quality of the product
2. The product if too heavy should be delivered at your doorstep without any extra cost even if the extra cost needs to be added to the price of the product.
3. The product is insured before sending to you so in case of damages while on transit you are reimbursed appropriately.

As for price, some are fixed price & some are bargain shops. So go ahead and have FUN!!! For lists of authorized shops do let us know.

Passport

You must be in possession of a valid passport, which will not expire for at least six months after your journey is due to end. It should have to clear pages for entry and exit stamps as well as your visa. A wise precaution is to carry a photocopy of your passport kept separately, extremely useful in the event of loss or theft.

Visa

All visitors to India require a visa that must be obtained from an Indian High Commission or Consulate. You would need to use two addresses in India and do let us know for the same as it is normal to give our company’s and our director’s address on the same.

Insurance

While traveling in India it is important that you obtain good personal travel insurance from an insurance agent in your country. A suitable policy will include an unlimited amount for medical, hospital and additional health associated costs. Most policies cover loss of baggage, personal money (usually limited) delay and curtailment. Do make sure your policy covers you for unexpected cancellation of your trip in this unlikely event you will then be covered for financial cost. You should carry your insurance policy with you at all time, preferably in your relevant details in a separate place, with your passport photocopy.

Exchange Money

Tourists are warned that changing money through unauthorized persons is not only illegal but also involves the risk of receiving counterfeit currency. For exchanging money our company representative will advise you registered foreign exchange center where you can exchange your money in Indian rupees with finest available exchange rates.

Tipping

Tipping is an inherent part of life in India.  It is one of the most effective ways to communicate how you felt about the service provided. It is common practice to tip porters, drivers, wait staff, toilet attendants and guides. It is not necessary to tip rickshaw drivers. Please note that you are not obliged to tip and it is entirely to your discretion.

A general idea would be as follows:

• Some hotels include service charges on their bills. In such cases tipping is not necessary. Where this is not done, at tip of 10% is customary. If you are in a big group and the food bill is high, the tip on the total can come down to 5%. The porter who takes your baggage to your room is usually tipped INR.50 per bag or INR.100 to INR.200 per trolley. (These estimates are for 5 and 4-star hotels and are proportionately less in 1, 2 or 3 star hotels.)
• Don’t tip unreasonably and unnecessarily in a hotel. The NEWS soon spreads in the hotel and by the time you checkout there will be a group of them saluting you to expect something.
• Tipping of your private driver depends on his services and courtesy, which is generally paid at the end of your itinerary from INR 500 – INR 1000 @ per day.
• Tipping of your Guides depends on his services, knowledge about the places, and courtesy which is generally paid at the end of your each destination sightseeing from INR 700 – INR 2000 @ per sightseeing (depends on his services provided to you).