India is a fascinating country of colour, culture and spiritualism, which we have combined to offer you a true insight into this magical land. This tour will take you through cities and landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage Sites and the colonial capital of Kolkata before heading south through the interior to finish your tour in lush Kerala.
Depart on your scheduled overnight flight to Mumbai.
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Upon arrival, you'll be warmly welcomed by a local guide and transferred to your hotel. After settling in, the rest of the day is yours to either relax at your hotel or start exploring the vibrant tapestry of Mumbai, a city that pulses with energy and diversity. Perhaps take a leisurely stroll and simply soak in the bustling atmosphere of this dynamic metropolis.
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An early morning start to commence your full day tour of Mumbai awaits you. Your first stop is the iconic stone arch landmark known as the Gateway of India, Next, board a motorboat to Elephanta Island and explore the ancient caves dedicated to the Hindu God Shiva which are UNESCO-listed (Please note there are 120 steps with a steep climb to access the ancient caves on Elephanta Island). Back on the mainland, your sightseeing tour takes you past Victorian gothic-style buildings such as Mumbai University, the High Court building, and CSMT (Victoria Train station). Take a drive around Marine Drive, past Chowpatty beach, see Mani Bhavan (the Mahatma Gandhi museum) and see how the Dhobi Ghat (a public laundry) works.
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Today fly from Mumbai to Amritsar, where you'll be transferred to your hotel to settling in. Amritsar, has a rich history and vibrant culture which offers a unique blend of experiences.
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Following breakfast, you'll enjoy a visit to the Golden Temple, one of the most awe-inspiring and memorable sights in India. Sikhism's holiest shrine, the spectacular golden temple blends Hindu and Islamic architecture, which is set off by its stunning location at the centre of a shimmering pool, known as the Pool of Nectar. After lunch, the afternoon is yours to explore at your own pace, alternatively you can take an optional excursion to the Wagah Border. Famous for its fascinating flag-lowering ceremony, Indian and Pakistani guards decked in full uniform lower their respective flags and close the border gates with as much pomp and fervour as they can muster.
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This morning, embark on a picturesque train journey to Chandigarh, where you'll be treated to stunning views of the countryside as you travel through lush landscapes. The journey itself is a delightful experience, offering glimpses of rural life and the natural beauty of the region. Upon arrival in Chandigarh, you'll continue your adventure to Shimla with a scenic drive through dense pine forests, winding your way up to this charming hill station. Shimla, perched on a hilltop in the snow-capped Shivalik Ranges, offers breathtaking views of the majestic Himalayan mountains. The cool mountain air is refreshing, and the colonial architecture adds a unique charm to the town.
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After breakfast this morning you'll depart Shimla for the neighbouring hill station of Kufri. Set in the foothills of the Himalayas, this charming town is surrounded by dense forest and snow-capped mountains, offering staggering viewpoints of the surrounding countryside and the vast mountains beyond. After admiring Kufri's natural wonders, tour the impressive Rashtrapati Niwas, former residence of the British Viceroy. Built in Jacobethan style, this fascinating glimpse into British colonial history allows you to explore the maze of corridors, grand teak-panelled rooms and sprawling lawns.
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Today, you'll travel in style with a ride on the UNESCO recognised 'Toy Train' - built for the British Viceroy and his delegates, the train is hauled along by a tiny diesel locomotive which rattles at a leisurely pace through breath-taking scenery to its final destination of Kandaghat Station where you will disembark for lunch. Following lunch, transfer by car to Kalka Station for your connecting train to Delhi where you will be met on arrival and transferred to your hotel.
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The symbol of old and new India, Delhi is simultaneously a buzzing, international metropolis and a city rich in history. Today you'll discover it in all its glory on a full day tour, traversing through Old Delhi's narrow, spice-scented streets by rickshaw, yoo'll feel like you've travelled back in time while taking in sights such as the Mughal Empire's imposing Red Fort and the UNESCO listed Humanyun's Tomb, whose Persian-style elegance and landscaped garden setting makes it one of Delhi's finest historic sites. Crossing to the intricately planned colonial centre of New Delhi, you'll visit the minimalistic Mahatma Gandhi Memorial adorned in floral tributes, before exploring the ruins of UNESCO listed Qutb Minar complex. Before falling to ruin, this red-sandstone city was built in the 13th Century by the Delhi Sultanate and housed a number of mosques and tombs, as well the intricate tower centrepiece from which the complex gets its name.
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After enjoying a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic drive to Jaipur with Lunch en route. As you leave the bustling streets of Delhi behind, look forward to the vibrant culture and historical richness that awaits you in Jaipur, the enchanting Pink City. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and take a moment to settle in and freshen up. The rest of the day is yours to relax and soak in the city's vibrant atmosphere.
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Begin your day with a visit to the impressive UNESCO registered Amber Fort, built from pink sandstone and white marble this magnificent fort is largely made up of a royal palace, home to the royal family until 1728. Spanning over four huge courtyards, you will travel to the centre of the fort by Jeep, passing snake charmers, harems of the Maharajah. The tour will continue to the famous UNESCO listed open-air observatory of Jantar Mantar with a fascinating collection of archaic astronomical instruments including the world's largest stone sun dial. Finally you'll marvel at the numerous windows of the stunning Hawa Mahal, also known as the Palace of the Winds.
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Today is at leisure to explore this beautiful city at your own pace. Explore the colourful bazaars, temples and museums the city has to offer or simply admire this flamboyant showcase of Rajasthani architecture. Visit some of the local bazaars and stalls for shopping. Try the Jal Mahal Road and Bapu Bazar for jewellery, handicrafts, textile and more, or wander the streets and sample the delicious and unique Rajasthani street food that Jaipur has to offer. Alternatively, why not head out in a Jeep on a night safari of Jaipur City?
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Depart Jaipur by coach for the wondrous city of Agra, the former capital of the mighty Mughal dynasty. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the city's rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere. You will arrive late afternoon and you are free to relax at your hotel or explore the fascinating city renowned for its architectural marvels and cultural significance.
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This unforgettable day begins with a sunrise tour of the truly magnificent Taj Mahal, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and widely considered to be the most beautiful building on the planet. Built on the orders of heartbroken Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan upon the death of his wife, this stunning white marble mausoleum took over 20,000 people and around 20 years to build and words simply don't do it justice. You'll return to your hotel for breakfast and a well-deserved rest before visiting the impressive, UNESCO listed red sandstone Agra Fort. One of the finest Mughal forts in India, this colossal giant began construction in 1565 as a military structure, but was later transformed into an opulent palace for the emperor.
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Today's journey takes you from the historic city of Lucknow, a city renowned for its artistic and cultural heritage. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel. After checking in, take some time to relax and freshen up. The rest of the day is at your leisure, offering you the chance to explore your new surroundings. Lucknow, often referred to as the City of Nawabs. You might choose to visit the local markets, where you can find an array of traditional crafts, textiles, and delicious street food. The bustling bazaars are a feast for the senses, with their colourful displays and enticing aromas.
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After breakfast, a city tour of Lucknow visits the city's most impressive highlights. Wander through the recently restored Hazratganj Market and visit the 1857 Memorial Museum, where the collection of old photographs, documents and objects on display offers insight into the major historical events that have shaped Lucknow. Continue on to the historic the gilded dome and intricate inlays of Chota Imambara. Pass through the imposing 18th century gateway of Rumi Darwaza, travelling past the stark red walls of Taluqdar Hall, the towering peak of Husainabad Clock Tower.
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Following breakfast, you'll board a coach to Varanasi where you'll be met on arrival and transferred to your hotel. One of the oldest continually inhabited cities in the world; the great Hindu city of Varanasi stretches along the River Ganges, its waterfront lined with temples and pavilions, interspersed with vast stone steps or ghats used daily by thousand of pilgrims in their daily ritual ablutions. This evening you'll tour the ghats and witness a Ganga Aarti ceremony where a small lamp containing a candle and flowers representing an offering of fire is floated down the river.
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Awake early this morning for a sunrise boat trip on the Ganges where you can gain a different perspective of this colourful waterfront city and the spiritual importance of the river in the Hindu religion. Returning to your hotel for breakfast and a rest you'll then spend the afternoon exploring the ancient temples of Sarnath, a sacred Buddhist pilgrimage site on which the Buddha gave his first sermon after achieving enlightenment around 530BC. After exploring the many ruins you'll return to Varanasi where your evening is at leisure.
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The morning is free to relax in the hotel or explore central Varanasi. Take a flight to Kolkata. Upon arrival in Kolkata, you'll be greeted and transferred to your hotel. Kolkata is the showpiece capital of the British Raj. After checking in, take some time to settle into your room and freshen up. The evening is at your leisure, allowing you to explore the nearby areas or simply relax at the hotel.
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Begin your day with a captivating tour of the grand imperial buildings around Dalhousie Square. This area, steeped in colonial history, showcases the architectural splendor of the British Raj. Marvel at the majestic white-domed General Post Office, the imposing Writers' Building, and the elegant St. John's Church. Each structure tells a story of Kolkata's rich past and its significance as the greatest colonial city of the Orient. Following lunch, embark on a fascinating ferry trip on the Hooghly River. The ferry offers panoramic views of the city, allowing you to see Kolkata from a unique perspective. As you glide along the river, take in the sights of the Howrah Bridge, an engineering marvel that connects the city to its twin, Howrah. The bridge, with its impressive steel structure, is a symbol of Kolkata's industrial heritage.
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Today, you'll embark on a journey from Kolkata to Kerala, flying to the picturesque city of Kochi, often referred to as the 'Queen of the Arabian Sea.' Upon arrival, you'll be warmly welcomed and transferred to your hotel. After checking in, take some time to relax and settle into your new surroundings before dinner.
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Today, you'll embark on a serene and unforgettable journey as you board a traditional houseboat at Alleppey. As you set sail, you'll be surrounded by lush greenery, swaying palm trees, and picturesque villages that dot the landscape. The houseboat, crafted from traditional materials and designed for comfort, provides a perfect vantage point to take in the beauty of the backwaters. Throughout the day, you'll have the chance to admire the local villages and observe the daily activities of the residents. Enjoy an authentic meal on board, showcasing the rich flavours and culinary traditions of Kerala.
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Today, you'll disembark from the houseboat and embark on a scenic drive through the spectacular countryside, heading towards the enchanting hill station of Thekkady. En route, you'll drive through plantations where an array of crops are cultivated. In the afternoon, unwind at your hotel, enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the fresh mountain air. After lunch at your hotel, you will be taken for a guided plantation tour where you will learn about a spice plantation. As the evening sets in, you'll be treated to a traditional Kathakali and Kalaripayattu show. Kathakali is a classical dance-drama known for its elaborate costumes, intricate makeup, and expressive storytelling whilst Kalaripayattu, an ancient martial art form, will showcase impressive feats of agility, strength, and skill.
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A highlight of Thekkady is the Periyar National Park, India's largest wildlife sanctuary. Enjoy a morning boat ride at Periyar Lake where you will have the chance to spot some elephants, or one of the park's 25 Bengal tigers amongst other birds, reptiles and mammals. This aftrernoon relax at the hotel with a complimentary Ayurvedic massage of 45 minutes per person. Later enjoy dinner at your hotel with two bottles of Indian Beer and overnight at the hotel.
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In the morning, the tour will depart and travel by coach to Munnar, South India's largest tea-growing region. Known for its vast tea plantations, rolling valleys, and majestic mountains, Munnar is a nature lover's paradise. Today, you'll have the opportunity to explore this beautiful area, taking in the lush greenery and scenic landscapes. Don't miss the chance to visit Echo Point, where you can hear your own echo bouncing around the surrounding hills.
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After breakfast, take some time to enjoy the last few highlights of Munnar. Proceed to Kochi. The journey will take you through picturesque landscapes, offering glimpses of rural life and the diverse flora and fauna of the region. Arriving in Kochi in the late evening, you'll check in to your hotel. The rest of the evening is at your leisure, giving you the perfect opportunity to unwind and relax after your journey.
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Following breakfast, embark on a fascinating tour of Kochi, a city rich in history and culture. Your first stop is the Mattancherry Dutch Palace, an architectural gem that showcases Kerala's unique blend of colonial and local influences. Next, visit St. Francis Church, the oldest European church in India. This historic site, where Vasco da Gama was originally buried, offers a glimpse into Kochi's colonial past and its significance in maritime history. Continue your tour with a stroll along the impressive promenade lined with distinct Chinese fishing nets. These iconic structures, silhouetted against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea, create a picturesque scene that is quintessentially Kochi.
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After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your return flight to UK or continue on to your chosen extension.
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Our tour guide Lucky, was excellent in that he was fun, very knowledgeable, and went above and beyond his remit. Highlights are difficult to choose, but Varanasi, Shimla, and the houseboat.
Elaine Moody
06 Apr 25Our two guides, Amit and Anvar, did an amazing job, particularly as we were a large group. Delicious meals with good choices. All hotels were comfortable.
Christina Graham
16 Mar 25We loved every second of our trip 10/10. Every day was a marvellous experience.
Anna Peacock
15 Mar 25We would not hesitate to book with you again. The whole holiday was well organised making the whole experience hassle-free. The people were so friendly, beautiful scenery in the mountains, saw wild elephants and beautiful buildings, stayed on the houseboat, and visited the Ganges. Both guides were excellent, especially Nevine, our guide in the North. Nothing was too much trouble and he always had a smile.
Pamela Wrathall
31 Oct 19Excellent holiday! Will treasure the memories of India forever. Also have to mention the two tour guides we had in the North then South parts of the tour, they were both excellent, hardworking, and attentive. All hotels were of a very good standard and the hotel food was excellent.
Moira Ibbotson
02 Oct 19The order of events and sightseeing may vary according to local conditions or for operational purposes. The schedules of the domestic airlines in country are subject to frequent changes. For this reason, we have indicated approximate times only. Your local guide will inform you of any schedule changes as they are informed of them. The driving times listed are point to point and do not include the duration of excursions or stops en route. Some road construction and/or weather conditions may lengthen the driving times. Our intention is to adhere to the day-to-day itinerary as printed; however, order of events and sightseeing may vary according to local conditions.
If booking more than 12 weeks before departure a deposit of £295.00pp will need to be paid at the time of booking with the full amount payable at 12 weeks prior to departure. The deposit applies to adults and children. If you are within 12 weeks of travel then the full balance of the holiday will be payable.
A visa is required for entry into India. British Citizen Passport Holders will need to obtain a tourist visa. You can apply for an E-visa no more than 30 days in advance. Your E-visa must be valid for your whole trip so please ensure the expiry date is for the whole duration of your stay. Alternatively you can visit The Indian Visa Application Centre in London: 142-148 Goswell Road, London, EC1B 7DU. We also work closely with The Travel Visa Company who will be able to arrange your visa on your behalf. Please call them on 01270 250 590 and quote 'Mercury Holidays'. Additionally, you will need to complete an e-Arrival Card within 72 hours before your arrival. This can be done on the Indian visa website: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in . Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months before you enter India. Visa requirements are subject to change and obtaining a visa is the responsibility of the traveller and not Mercury Holidays. We recommend you check with your destinations' Tourist Board or Embassy prior to departure for the most up to date guidelines regarding visas and passport validity.
Please note your final documentation will be sent to you approximately 21 days before departure. Check in baggage is included with your flight. Weight restrictions will be finalized on your final documentation. Should you wish to take additional luggage you will need to pay extra at check-in. Check-in should be at least 3 hours before departure. If you wish to arrange Airport car parking or accommodation at preferential rates, we recommend you book this in advance with Holiday Extras on 0333 188 0407, quoting HX313.
IMPORTANT: A printed e-ticket or boarding pass, along with your passport, is required for entry into Indian airports. Ensure you print your tickets before travelling, as digital copies on mobile devices are not accepted. It's also recommended to carry your invoice with flight details for reference.
We strongly recommend that you and all members of your party are suitably insured as soon as you book your holiday. It is a condition of booking that you must have suitable travel insurance. It is important that you purchase travel insurance that suitably covers your participation in whatever activities you may undertake at the time that you make your booking. To assist you with this, we have arranged travel insurance in partnership with Holiday Extras, including up to a 20% discount, which is given to all Mercury Holidays customers. To arrange your insurance with Holiday Extras, please visit https://www.mercuryholidays.co.uk/info/insurance for more details. Please ensure you provide us with the name of your insurer, policy number and their 24 hour emergency contact number as soon as possible. Mercury Holidays will not be liable for any costs incurred by you due to your failure to take out suitable travel insurance from the date of booking.
It is your responsibility to check any health and vaccination requirements applicable to your booked arrangements. We can only provide general information about this. Health and hygiene facilities and disease risks vary from country to country. You should take health advice about your own needs as early as possible and in good time before your departure. Sources of information include; www.fco.gov.uk, www.travelhealthpro.org.uk/, www.hpa.org.uk, your General Practitioner or a specialist clinic.
All our tours feature a “Tour Pace” to help find the right holiday for you. To travel on any of our tours requires unaided mobility and the ability to stroll around the sights, climb stairs and get on and off coaches and boats. The tour pace of A Passage Through India is rated Active due in large part to the length of the tour. A good level of fitness is required as you may be on your feet for approximately four hours in a day, though this will be interspersed with regular breaks and will vary from day to day. You will be walking around the sights, and you will be getting on and off coaches, trains and boats and climbing steps which may be irregular. You will stay in variety of hotels throughout the tour. Our guides will always endeavour to provide the highest level of service and assistance; however, they cannot be expected to cater for customers who are unfit to complete the itinerary. Early morning trains and flights depending upon the schedule and some early morning sightseeing’s are also in this tour.
The currency in India is the Rupee or Rs. The Rupee is a closed currency and officially you are not allowed to take any cash out of India. US Dollars and GBP are also widely accepted in India should you wish to keep an alternative currency on you. There are restrictions on taking Indian rupees into India. Visitors, including tourists, are not permitted to take any amount of Indian currency into the country. You can take cash or travellers' cheques (in pounds sterling or another foreign currency) and/or a bank card with you and exchange or withdraw rupees once in India.
Cash machines will also be available throughout the tour in order to withdraw money in your local currency. It is important that you budget carefully and ensure you have the right form of currency before you arrive in the country.
As normal practice you may be asked for your credit card details on check-in at the hotel in order to cover any extras incurred during your stay. If you do not have a credit card, you may be asked for a cash deposit. MasterCard and Visa are widely accepted in hotels as well as American Express.
You will need to take money with you to cover any personal purchases such as souvenirs, laundry, any meals not included in the itinerary as well as drinks and any additional snacks. Approximately £50- £100 per day will be sufficient for the duration of the tour. It is a good idea to try and maintain a supply of small notes and change in the local currency for tipping or small purchases. Please also bear in mind that there will be several shopping opportunities throughout your tour.
It is customary to tip your guide and driver. This is at your discretion, but we recommend you allow approximately £4-£5 for each guide and £2-£3 for each driver per person per day. It is asked that you tip in pounds and not local currency, please do not give coins as these are difficult to exchange. Your guide will also ask you for £1 or £2 a day to add to a kitty this is for the porters, waiters etc throughout your tour.
The minimum number of travellers in your group will be 10, and the maximum will be 35. If in the unlikely event there are less than 10 people booked on your tour date, we will endeavour to reduce any disruption to your holiday and try to operate your tour with lower passenger numbers. If we are not able to operate your departure date then you may be asked to change to a different date and a full refund will be made available to you should this alternative not be suitable
This is an escorted tour, meaning the you will have the services of an English speaking guide during each excursion ensuring that you have first-hand knowledge at all times. Also, local monument guides will be provided subject to the monuments rules. For groups of 5 people or less you will have an English speaking Driver Guide or a Driver and Local/Monument Guides
Private Tour: If you have booked a private tour then you will be accompanied by an English speaking Driver Guide or a Driver and Local/Monument Guides. These will be available to you during all scheduled sightseeing.
Private Tours can depart on any day of the week depending on flight and train schedules and the opening days of the attractions. They will follow the itinerary as described in the brochure unless you have been advised otherwise and you will still have all of the same meals, sightseeing and local excursions included.
Trains
During your tour you will be getting on and off several trains. You will be booked in Air Conditioned Chair Car carriages. Seats recline and there is overhead space for a bag. Bathrooms are at the end of each carriage but toilet roll and hand sanitiser is advised. Trains in India do vary to the UK in terms of quality. Some trains can be disrupted by heavy fog and your tour guide will let you know if anything changes.
Your accommodation is selected for convenience, location, comfort or character. Hotel accommodation is generally rated as local three to four-star standard, but please note there is no international classification system for hotels, and differences in facilities and quality do exist between the UK and India. All group tours hotels have private bathroom facilities and air-conditioning, where needed. Rest assured that all accommodation used by Mercury Holidays is regularly inspected by our staff and partners to ensure that standards meet your needs.
A triple room is available but please note that this will be a twin room with a fold away bed for the 3rd passenger.
House Boats
During this tour you will have a night’s stay on board a traditional houseboat as the best way to experience the backwaters of Kerala. The houseboats are built using traditional methods and there is no standardised design or layout. Your group will be split across a range of houseboats each one with between one and six bedrooms. Some will have a single deck consisting of bedrooms and a seated dining area, others may have an upper deck as well. The simple bedrooms feature en-suite and air conditioning but of necessity do not have the same comfort/facilities of a hotel room.
The crew on the ship will prepare your meals in a traditional Keralan style and are employed from the local villages so their English is basic. The guide will be available but as the group is split he will not be on your houseboat at all times.
Breakfast is always a combination of Indian and western style and served in the hotel each morning (sometimes a packed breakfast depending on train journey). Lunch and dinner where applicable will be taken in hotel/wayside restaurants. A variety of restaurants are visited giving you the chance to experience a range of dishes and flavours.
Please contact Customer Experience for questions about other dietary requirements or allergy information. Vegan, vegetarian and non-spicy meal options are available, all meal requests need to be sent over to our suppliers before travel.
It is not recommended to drink the tap water, even in developed countries water may contain unfamiliar elements that can cause upset stomachs. In less developed countries water is not filtered in the same way, so to ensure your comfort and well-being, two bottles of drinking water will be provided on touring days.
Alcoholic Drinks
There are some dry hotels in India, and some hotels where alcohol can be consumed on the premise but must be brought in from outside. Your guide will pre-warn you of this and if anyone in the group would like to purchase drinks before getting to the hotel then we will arrange for you to visit a local shop and get what you need wherever possible.
Dry days are when the sale of alcohol is not allowed. Most of the Indian states observe these days on major national festivals/occasions such as Republic Day in January, Independence Day in August and Gandhi Jayanti in October. Dry days are also observed during elections in India.
In Kerala the liquor shops are closed on the 1st of every month and public holidays.
During visits to Churches/Temples please note long trousers or skirts should be worn to cover knees, Long sleeved tops should be worn to cover shoulders and ladies should bring a scarf to cover your head. In the Golden Temple and any other Gurudara visit it is also mandatory for men also to cover their head with a scarf.
On your arrival into India, you will be met by a representative from our local agent, Jayasree Travels & Tours holding a sign displaying: “Mercury Holidays”. The Mercury Holidays/Jayasree Travels & Tours representative will show you to your transfer vehicle. Your guide will be able to answer any queries you may have.
If you need to contact Jayasree Travels and Tours, during your stay the details are: Jayasree Travels and Tours: 341-Ground Floor Lado Sarai New Delhi 110030 Contact number: +0091 9526188860 / +0091 995 898 8719
Emergency contact information
Telephone number 24 hr: Biju Unnikrishnan +0091 952 618 8860, Ms Jayasree Vikraman +0091 974 700 5888, Mrs Samitha Azhar +0091 974 471 3380, Mrs Rekha Anil 0091 9744813380 , Mr Amit Bhardwaj +0091 995 898 8719
E-mail: biju@jayasreetravels.com
