Central India Holidays

Central India at a Glance

Famed for its historical importance, art and culture, Central India is a great place for visitors to enjoy learning more about this fascinating part of the world. Retaining some of its historic colonial feel and with a strong ecotourism and preservation culture, Central India has something to offer everyone.

Explore Central India

• Visit the capital city of India, New Delhi and see the famous landmarks it is known for all over the world.
• Chadni Chowk shopping district makes a fantastic way to spend a day or two and showcases how markets and shops have developed and grown over the years. Each district offers a range of items, including jewellery, lace, antiques, electrical goods, bicycles, photography, pearls, fresh and dried fruits and much more.
• Temple Tours are also very popular with visitors. There are so many temples and other historic sites in Central India, you’re sure to find something to suit you.
• Bandhavagarh National Park is a great day out for the entire family and is one of the only places in India where you may still see white tigers. You may also see elephants, leopards, langur and chital.
• Central India is also home to some of India’s most amazing festivals, including the Gana Gour festival and the Ghordan festival. If, however, you would prefer a quieter and more relaxing holiday then look to Goa for the ultimate beach experience.

Why a Holiday to Central India?

• The region of Central India enjoys a mixture of cuisines from the surrounding states, thereby offering visitors a great mix of both savoury and sweet dishes. Fish, seafood, meat, rice and vegetables all combine to offer diners a great choice of cuisine. It also enjoys a great range of international cuisines. Particularly popular are Chinese, Thai and Anglo-Indian foods, giving Central Indian visitors a great choice of dining and nights out.

• Diverse, with and eclectic mix of old and new, you’re sure to find something to suit you on your Central India holiday.