Travel safety is not about WHERE you travel, but HOW you travel. If you’re ready for India, prepare for your trip, and exercise reasonable caution, there is no reason to worry about travel in India. India is not for everyone, and you may be uncomfortable, but statistically it’s not a dangerous country for tourists. Read my tips for women traveling in India here.

There are many things you can do to prevent and avoid traveler’s tummy and other potential illnesses. A positive attitude, healthy immune system, and liberal doses of caution and common sense are usually enough to get most travelers through most situations. Read more about how not to get sick in India here.

There is nowhere else like India on the planet! Start several months in advance with researching the country and culture, planning your itinerary, and getting vaccinations. There’s a wealth of information on this site and I am always available to answer questions via email. Read more about packing for India here.

India is the seventh largest country in the world, the second most populous, and one of the most ancient. There is incredible cultural diversity from state to state, and geographic diversity across the subcontinent. Don’t try and do it all! Pick one or two regions and slow down. India is not a country you should hurry through. Start by reading my comprehensive India Travel Guide.

India is the birthplace of Yoga. The philosophy is woven into the very fabric of Indian culture. To really know Yoga, you must study in India. You will discover a vast pool of knowledge and wisdom that goes far beyond asana, the physical practice of Yoga. Check out my Guide to Yoga in India to start your journey.