India from Canada
Planning a trip to India as a Canadian traveller
Flights, visa route, the months that suit Canadian holiday patterns, and budgets quoted in CAD alongside rupees.
Flights
Non-stops from Toronto and Vancouver to Delhi, roughly 13–15 hours.
Visa
Canadian passport holders are generally e-Visa eligible; check the official portal for current categories.
Best months
October to March for most of the country.
What Canadian travellers should know
- Vancouver–Delhi is the shortest routing from the west coast.
- Mid-range ground costs typically C$95–175 per person per day.
- Winter escapes from Canada align perfectly with peak Indian season.
Entry rules and safety guidance change. Check the official Indian e-Visa portal and Government of Canada — India travel advice before booking.
Suggested routes
Itineraries that suit trips from Canada
7 days
Golden Triangle in 7 days
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur at a pace that leaves room for bazaars and workshops rather than a monument conveyor belt.
10 days
India in 10 days: north plus a Himalayan finish
The classic monuments first, then a change of altitude and air in the Himalayan foothills before flying home.
10 days
Kerala in 10 days: hills, backwaters and coast
Fort Kochi, the cardamom hills, a night on the backwaters and time by the sea — the gentlest introduction to India there is.
Where to go
Choose a region first
Booking with us from overseas
Secure payments
Payments are collected through encrypted Indian payment gateways (cards, UPI and bank transfer). We never take card details over chat, email or phone.
Quoted in CAD and INR
Every quote shows the CAD estimate alongside the rupee price it is based on, with the conversion date stated. Rupee amounts are what you actually pay.
Written cancellation policy
Your itinerary carries the cancellation and amendment terms in writing before you pay anything. Nothing is charged until you approve the plan.
Real people on the ground
Trips are run with our own drivers, guides and partners in India, with a named contact reachable on WhatsApp for the whole journey.
India FAQs for Canadian travellers
Do I need travel insurance?
Not legally, but strongly recommended — medical evacuation from remote Himalayan areas is expensive without it.
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