Traveling in India is always a pleasure. India has number of place to visit and enjoy. We have mountains like the great Himalayas, deserts like Sahara, wild rivers like Ganges, green pastures, meadows, falls, monuments and villages where still the ancient India lives. To ensure your pleasure, You can travel there by flights, trains, Buses, Boats, Bullock carts and in the Indian Cycle-Rickshaws. Here are some links on web to find more about traveling in India.

• Tourist Office
  http://www.India-Tourism.com  
  The site can be viewed in five different languages, and contains information about accommodation, tour operators, ayurveda and yoga clinics and government tourist offices worldwide. There is also a section on festivals of India.

• Travel Jini
  http://www.traveljini.com
  Travel portal. From destination guides to online bookings of cars, hotels and flights. From deals to weather and maps. From popular circuits to adventure trails, it’s all here.

• Shubh Yatra
  http://www.shubhyatra.com  
  If you are planning a trip anywhere, a click on this site will do you a world of good. Find a Travel Assistant, road maps, info on hotels and much more.

• India - Consular Information Sheet
  http://travel.state.gov/india.html  
  Perfect for foreigners on their first trip to India, what this page lists is everything on India that the travel brochures leave out. Entry requirements, current events, areas of instability, description of states, restricted areas, medical facilities, information on crime, customs, and even mountain climbing are all mentioned.

• The Government of India
  http://www.meadev.gov.in/tourism/menu1.htm  
  Lose yourself in the wonder that is India, says the home page of the Ministry of Tourism web site. Lose you will, once you browse through this well designed site. It has almost everything a tourist might look for, including details of the popular locales and an excellent photo gallery.

• Eesee
  http://www.eesee.com  
  Extensive guides on a host of topics, including health (with features like hospital and doctor finder); tourism, education, jobs, real estate, insurance, and sports. Also has something called Talent Exhibit, which provides a forum for budding talent.

• Welcome Travels
  http://www.welcometravels.com
  New Delhi-based travel site offering personalised holiday options. Make online hotel and travel reservations.

• Visit Indya
  http://www.visit-indya.com/  
  A complete resource on tourism in India. Also offers information on culture, fairs, festivals, etc.

• Destination India
  http://www.destinationindia.com/editorial/heritage/heritagecov.htm  Visit some of the famous architectural and heritage destinations in Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, and read about the southern style of architecture.

• Snow Leopard Adventures
  http://www.snowleopardadventures.com
  With a name like Snow Leopard Adventures, this definitely sounds exciting. Logging in tells you more about its packages that range from river rafting on the Ganga to elephant safaris in the jungles of India.