Women travellers are requested to take reasonable precautions and care if travelling alone. Women are respected and occupy a distinct position in Indian society. This is reflected while travelling in India. Women are given privileges and advantages. These include additional special coaches/berths in rail/bus travel and separate queues for tickets/banks etc. However, it is advisable to dress with care when at a public place. Women travellers are requested to remain appropriately clad. When travelling alone, take the help of families, elderly people or police as per the situation. Families and elderly people are very cooperative and helpful. However, it is recommended to maintain some distance and talk less with men.

Senior Travellers
India receives a very good number of senior travellers from across the globe. Senior travellers enjoy the cultural heritage of India and normally prefer destinations like Rajasthan, Delhi, Mumbai and e places of pilgrimage. They also prefer Ayurveda, Yoga and meditation tours.

Senior travellers can always take the help of families and elder people whenever and wherever required.

Disabled Travellers
Disabled travellers are recommended to hire a private vehicle with a driver in order to avoid any transport-related problems. This also helps when mobility is a problem.
Hiring a full-time help in India is very cheap. If you hire a local help for your travel, it reduces the problems that you could face due to your restricted mobility.
We suggest disabled travellers to carefully recruit any personal help/driver. Also, they should be careful enough not to carry too much cash/jewellery with themselves.