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As you said, it is low risk meaning that you don't really need prophylaxis. Relatively means in comparison with other parts of India, where the prevalence isn't that high anyway. A lot of my colleagues traveled to medical conferences and other symposia in Delhi and Rajasthan and none of them used any anti-malarials and none of them got sick. I don't mean to ...

I spent some months in Southern India last year and compared with some other parts of the world it was indeed a bit harder to meet other travellers. I haven't been to the North of the country yet but I assume it is similar. Some of the best places to meet people is in your dorm room or the hostel kitchen. India doesn't really have that many hostels or a ...

Though your question doesn't contain sufficient information but what I can understand you want to travel from Delhi -> Agra -> Rajasthan -> Western (Mumbai/khandala/Pune/Goa) -> to Eastern (Calcutta). Yes you are right, its very easy to meet people in India but to meet right people is bit sometime. You will be flooded with Tourist guides at every location ...

True, July/August is typically monsoon season in India. But then, large parts of Rajasthan - and most of the major tourist regions, which are in the northwest parts of Rajasthan - lie in a region of rain shadow due to the Aravalli mountain range. The northwestern portion of Rajasthan is generally sandy and dry. Most of this region is covered by the ...