India is a beautiful and colourful country with a mix of spiritual beliefs, traditions, landscapes and architecture that will leave a lasting impression on you for years after you’ve visited.

The landscape ranges from sunny tropical beaches to the snow-capped Himalayan peaks, and if you’re a lover of the great outdoors, there will be no shortage of things for you to experience and enjoy.

You can take a safari trip out to find big cats in the jungle, enjoy a leisurely walk through pine forests or a hike high up in the mountains, or simply relax on one of the beautiful beaches. There are ancient pieces of architecture to admire along the way too, including some impressive temples.

If you’re a fan of Indian cuisine at home, you’ll be blown away by the real deal. Each region has its own distinct recipes, and whether you love marinaded meats or vegetarian curries, each dish is as delicious as the last. The fragrant spices are enough to get anybody’s mouth watering, and there is plenty of street food to tempt you too.

India has many famous attractions, and you won’t want to miss out on a trip to the famous Taj Mahal, or the iconic Red Fort. You could even take up the opportunity to travel on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway.

Life can be unpredictable in India, so be prepared to expect the unexpected, and enter into your trip with a willingness to go with the flow. The big cities can feel like a bit of an assault on the senses, but they are a great chance to experience the old and the new side by side. Your Indian adventure will nourish your soul and teach you how to enjoy the moment.

Why fly business class?

India is quite a hectic country to visit, so why not treat yourself to a comfortable and relaxing trip there and back. Besides, a direct flight from the UK typically takes around 8 or 9 hours, with indirect flights taking even longer, so getting comfortable in economy class seats for that length of time can be difficult.

In business class you will be able to stretch out properly in your seats, or even lie them flat so that you can rest properly or catch up on sleep. There is also a superior menu, with food that wouldn’t be too out of place in a restaurant.

Popular routes

Direct flights to India are available from London and Manchester to the main cities of Mumbai and Delhi, while indirect routes are also available from other UK cities.

You will need to obtain a visa before visiting India, so don’t forget to apply in good time before you travel.

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