Golden Triangle India tour package — Taj Mahal at sunrise, popular with German travellers

India Tours from Germany — Private, Tailor-Made & Effortless

Direct flights from Frankfurt and Munich put India within easy reach. We design private India tour packages for German travellers — with seamless logistics, German-friendly guides, and quietly luxurious hotels. Price on request, quote within 24 hours.

Why German Travellers Love India

India offers what every well-travelled German guest is looking for: depth. The Mughal architecture of Agra and Delhi, the desert forts of Rajasthan, the spice-scented backwaters of Kerala, the Himalayas of Ladakh — each region is its own country in everything but name. With direct Lufthansa flights from Frankfurt and Munich, India is no further than the Caribbean — and infinitely more layered.

We have welcomed travellers from Hamburg, Berlin, München, Köln and Stuttgart for over a decade. Every India tour package from Germany we create is fully private, planned around your interests, and supported by a single point of contact in India.

Best India Itineraries for German Travellers

The Classic Golden Triangle (7 nights)

Delhi → Agra (Taj Mahal) → Jaipur. The perfect first-time India trip — three iconic cities, comfortable driving distances, and a true sense of North India's heritage. Easily extended with Udaipur or Varanasi.

Rajasthan Heritage Circuit (12 nights)

Delhi → Jaipur → Pushkar → Jodhpur → Jaisalmer → Udaipur → Mumbai. Stay in heritage palaces, ride camels in the Thar Desert, and experience Rajput hospitality at its finest.

South India & Kerala (10 nights)

Chennai → Mahabalipuram → Madurai → Periyar → Alleppey backwaters → Kochi. Quieter than the north, lush, and ideal for travellers who want temples, tea plantations, and houseboats.

India & Nepal Combined (16 nights)

Pair the Golden Triangle with Kathmandu, Pokhara and a Himalayan flight along Everest. A dream for travellers who only have one chance to see the subcontinent.

What's Included in Every Package

  • Private chauffeur-driven car throughout the tour
  • Hand-picked 4★ or 5★ hotels with daily breakfast
  • English (or German on request) speaking expert guides
  • All monument entries — Taj Mahal, Amber Fort, palaces
  • Domestic flights between cities where needed
  • Airport meet-and-greet on arrival in India
  • Free visa guidance & pre-departure briefing
  • 24×7 German-time-zone-friendly support

Practical Travel Information for German Guests

Flights

Lufthansa: Frankfurt → Delhi (LH760), Munich → Delhi (LH762). Air India: Frankfurt → Delhi (AI120). Flight time 7.5–8.5 hours. Book 8–12 weeks ahead for best fares.

Visa

Apply for the Indian e-Visa online at indianvisaonline.gov.in. Costs USD 25 (30-day) to USD 80 (5-year). Approval typically within 72 hours. We send a free step-by-step PDF guide.

Currency

Indian Rupee (INR). 1 EUR ≈ 90 INR (approximate, 2026). Cards accepted at hotels and restaurants; carry cash for markets, tips and rural areas. ATMs are widely available.

Time Zone

India Standard Time (IST) is UTC+5:30 — 4.5 hours ahead of Germany in summer, 3.5 hours ahead in winter. Jet lag is mild; most German travellers adjust within a day.

Plan Your India Tour from Germany

Tell us your dates, the cities you most want to see, and your hotel preferences. We will email two or three sample India travel packages from Germany within 24 hours — fully costed, no obligation. Every itinerary is private and built around you.

Questions Travellers Ask

Are there direct flights from Germany to India?

Yes. Lufthansa operates direct flights from Frankfurt and Munich to Delhi, Mumbai and Bengaluru. Air India also flies non-stop from Frankfurt to Delhi. Flight time is typically 7.5 to 9 hours.

Do German citizens need a visa for India?

Yes. German passport holders can apply for the e-Tourist Visa (eTV) online before travel. It typically costs around USD 25–40 depending on validity (30 days, 1 year, or 5 years) and is approved within 72 hours. We provide a free step-by-step visa guidance document with every booking.

When is the best time for a German traveller to visit India?

October to March is ideal for North India, Rajasthan and the Golden Triangle — cool, dry weather, perfect for sightseeing. December and January are peak season. For Kerala, October to March is best. The Himalayas (Ladakh, Kashmir) are best from May to September.

Can you provide a German-speaking guide in India?

Yes. We can arrange certified German-speaking guides in Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Varanasi, Mumbai and Kochi. Please request this when sharing your enquiry — there is a small supplement over English-speaking guides.

How much does a 14-day private India tour from Germany cost?

All our packages are price on request because every itinerary is bespoke. As a guideline, a 14-day private 5-star tour for two travellers is typically in the premium range; a heritage/4-star equivalent is meaningfully less. Share your dates and preferences for a precise quote.

Is India safe for German travellers?

On a private tailor-made tour with a dedicated driver, vetted guides and pre-booked hotels, India is very safe. Our 24×7 hotline supports you throughout the trip. Standard travel sense applies — drink bottled water, dress modestly at religious sites.

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