India Adventure Tours
Highlights of India adventure tours
- Discover limestone caves and walk through waist-deep water to see magnificent formations like cave curtains and flowstones while caving in Meghalaya’s Shnong Rim area.
- Explore marine life such as reef sharks, rays, scorpion fish, and octopus in the beautiful waters near Elephant Beach on an India adventure tour on Andaman’s Havelock Island.
- River raft on Tons River in the Garhwal district of Uttarakhand, which has plenty of grade 3 and 5 river rafting spots.
- Get a bird’s eye view of the historic Pink City of Jaipur and soar over the desert in a hot air balloon.
- Bash the sand dunes in style on a 4×4 SUV in the middle of the Thar desert, not far from the fort city of Jaisalmer, during your adventure holiday tours in India.
- Test the limits of your skills and endurance while rock climbing at the Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve in the Satpura mountain ranges.
Travel tips for adventure tours in India
- Though Havelock is the more popular diving destination in Andaman, Neil Island is smaller and quieter, with plenty of diving sites to explore — a little paradise away from the tourist rush. This can be part of your luxury adventure tour in India.
- While Kashmir is usually safe for tourists, it has a history of unrest, so check with your embassy for the latest travel advisory.
- India is a large country, so you’ll have to plan your India travel adventures accordingly; for example, if you have only 10 days, you may want to focus on a water sports tour in Goa, ballooning in Rajasthan, river rafting in Himachal and rock climbing in Madhya Pradesh, and keep the far north (Kashmir) and northeast (Meghalaya) for another trip.
- Check if some activities are disallowed in certain seasons; for instance, Goa’s water sports shut down in the monsoon months from May to September.
- To get more out of your holiday, try combining adventure activities in nearby spots. For example, combine your rock-climbing expedition to the Satapura hills with mountain biking and camping in the Satapura National Park.
