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Take cheap flights to India

Highlights of India

India, often referred to as the planet's most multidimensional country, will enthrall you with its stark contrasts. Soaring peaks give way to sun-soaked beaches; chaotic bazaars to upscale boutiques, serene temples to raucous festivals and rickety rural villages to urban developments with all the technological advancements of the 21st century. Travel to Darjeeling and warm your hands on one of the best cups of coffee or tea that you will ever have. In the shadow of Khangchendzonga, a peak measuring over 28 thousand feet, its steep, narrow streets are overflowing with handicraft shops and souvenir stops, interspersed with fantastic eateries featuring the very best in Indian and Tibetan cuisine. Descend to Varanasi to drift on a soul-healing boat trip down the Ganges River. Then, travel to Khajuraho, on your way to Agra, to visit its three groups of temples that house some of the most famous temple art in the world. Beware to the more modest though; some of these carvings are quite sensual-a literal Kama Sutra in stone. On to the Taj Mahal in Agra! When traveling to India you cannot afford to miss the milky white beauty of this temple!

Getting to India

Getting to India is simply a matter of researching your best options. Almost every major airline in the world flies to India and this country is riddled with airports, too many to name. Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport and Indira Gandhi International Airport are located in New Delhi and Mumbai, previously called Bombay, respectively. Calicut International Airport and Raja Sansi International Airport are smaller international airports located in North India as well. If you wish to travel to cities such as Chennai or Goa in South India, it is more practical to take a flight to Chennai International Airport or to one of the other smaller airports, such as Cochin International Airport, a.k.a. Nedumbassery Airport or to Trivandrum International Airport.