India, Nepal & Bhutan Tours from France

Tailor-made journeys, planned with local experts on the ground

From Paris, Nice, and Lyon to the Taj Mahal, the Himalayas, and the beaches of Goa—Excursion2India designs private, fully customized tours across India, Nepal, and Bhutan for travellers from France. No need to look for fixed groups, and no hassles of rigid itineraries. Just enjoy your trip, planned by people who have hosted numerous European guests and who live and work in India every day.

Why French travellers choose India (and Nepal, and Bhutan)

India, Nepal, and Bhutan Tours from FranceCultural diversity

Each region of India speaks a different language, eats a different cuisine, and follows different traditions. Marvel at the Taj Mahal, wander colourful local markets, and witness festivals and rituals that have continued for centuries—all within one country.

Wildlife safaris

Spot Bengal tigers, rhinos, elephants, and rare birds in national parks like Ranthambore and Kaziranga, set against some of India’s most dramatic natural landscapes.

Ayurveda & wellness

India is the birthplace of Ayurveda. In Kerala’s wellness retreats, restore balance through traditional therapies, yoga, and meditation in a calm, tropical setting.

Himalayan journeys

From snow-capped Ladakh to the green valleys of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand, the Himalayas offer ancient monasteries, scenic mountain drives, and village walks unlike anything in Europe.

India, Nepal, and Bhutan Tours from FranceBeaches & winter sun

Trade the German winter for the golden beaches of Goa, the backwaters of Kerala, or the turquoise waters of the Andaman Islands.

UNESCO heritage

Walk through the Taj Mahal, the rock-cut Ellora Caves, Jaipur’s Jantar Mantar, and the Western Ghats—a concentration of world heritage sites rarely matched elsewhere.

Popular itineraries for travellers from France

India Highlights—Delhi, Agra, Jaipur, and beyond. The classic introduction to India’s monuments, markets, and palaces.

Nepal Discovery — Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, Lumbini. Mountains, monasteries, and the birthplace of Buddha.

Bhutan Discovery — Paro, Thimphu, Punakha. The kingdom that measures success in happiness, not GDP.

India, Nepal & Bhutan Combined—Taj Mahal, Jaipur, Kathmandu, Pokhara, Paro, and Thimphu in one seamless journey across three countries.

All itineraries are private and fully customizable — adjust the pace, the stops, and the hotels to suit you. So, all tours can be organized within your comfort limits. 

Why book with Excursion2India

20+ years of experience designing journeys across India, Nepal, and Bhutan for international travellers.

Local expert guides who bring history and culture to life with real storytelling, not scripted tours.

Fully customized trips—private vehicles, your own pace, and no joining a stranger’s group itinerary.

Luxury & boutique hotels, from heritage palaces to carefully chosen boutique stays.

Practical information for German travellers

Visa

German citizens can apply for an Indian e-visa online, usually approved within a few days. Nepal offers visa-on-arrival. Bhutan entry must be arranged through an authorized operator like Excursion2India as part of a booked tour.

Flights from Germany

Generate an image of Nepal attracting German travelers to visit Nepal and with Excursion2India

Direct flights connect Frankfurt and Munich to Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru with Lufthansa, alongside one-stop options via Middle Eastern hubs (Dubai, Doha, and Istanbul). One-stop options are also available from European hubs like London, Paris, and Helsinki. Flight time is typically 8–13 hours depending on route.

Best time to visit

October to March is most comfortable for sightseeing and wildlife safaris. April to September suits the Himalayan regions like Ladakh and Kashmir better, with cheaper hotel rates too. For Nepal and Bhutan, April–May and late September–March work best.

Language

English is widely spoken across hotels, airports, and tourism services. French- or German-speaking guides can be arranged if informed in advance.

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