If you're intending to travel to India on your gap year, you'll probably already be aware of what a huge country it is. There are vast differences between the various states, so if you want to experience all the nation has to offer you really should travel around.
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If you are looking forward to your first trip to India, it is well worth getting to grips with the transport system before you travel. At first, getting from one place to the next here can seem a little chaotic and intimidating, so some foreknowledge will help you feel more at home.
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India is a popular destination among gap year travellers - and with good reason. This vast country is packed with incredible buildings, delicious food, amazing animals and a vibrant culture. To get some handy hints for your first visit, read our guide.
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If India is on your gap year itinerary, you will need to give some thought to what to pack for this leg of your trip. As with any kind of gap year adventure, you'll need to travel light, but for more useful tips on what to take on a tour around India, read our guide.
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The Caribbean island of Dominica has been praised for its minimum impact approach to sustainable tourism by the Green Globe awards, making this a great destination for Latin American travellers who prioritise environmentalism.
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India is an incredibly diverse nation, so if you're planning to spend all or part of your gap year here, you'll find there is a huge choice of things to see and do. To get a little inspiration for your trip, read our guide to the top once in a lifetime opportunities for travellers in India.
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India is a vast and diverse country, with each of its regions offering a breathtaking assortment of sights and attractions to captivate gap year travellers. This is no different in Kerala, the south-western state known for its beautiful beaches, serene backwaters and fascinating cultural heritage.
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The most important movie event of the year is almost here, the Oscars. This year’s Oscar nominated movies are set in variety of destinations across the world and many may even inspire your choice of gap year destinations, from a road trip in the USA, to language learning in France, exploring the landscapes of India or ‘finding yourself’ in Thailand.
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