As I came to India for the first time, I was apprehensive about my stay in India. But soon all my anxieties wiped off as I got the warmth and the hospitality of Indian people.

Since it was my first visit to exotic abode, I did my homework pretty well. The first thing I did was to know about my visa to India. Citizens of all countries, except Nepal & Bhutan, require a valid national passport or valid travel documents and a valid visa granted by Missions abroad for entering India. Another interesting fact that I came to know that Nepalese or Bhutanese citizens need no passport or visa but should possess suitable documents for their identification when proceeding from their respective countries.

Then I collected information about Indian airports both international as well as domestic. Believe it! I had no problem in commuting, as the state is well linked to international countries as well it has wide network within. Few of the sites that I went through offered online booking of air tickets such as- Air Sahara and Air India. In fact, another website that helped me to land in India is the world famous site- Amadeus. I booked my tickets to India through this site. It was quite amusing for me to know that Rail network in India is largest in the world. Since I am a net freak, I mostly booked my tickets through different websites that offered online rail booking like Indian Railway Catering And Tourism Corporation Ltd and the Indian Railways FAQ. As a tourist, I assure you that you will not face any problem while traveling in India through rail and road. All the major metropolitan cities in India boosted an international airport and are well linked through rail network.

Through my friends, I came to know that India endorse few of the finest range of hotels and resorts and one can choose according to one's pocket or need.