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India offline Travel Guide & Map. City tours: Mumbai, Taj Mahal, New Delhi, Bangalore, Jaisalmer, Goa, Jaipur, Gurgaon, Kolkata (Calcutta), HaridwarGoing to India? Try this FREE & OFFLINE travel guide with cities, attractions, road map, local prices, tips and reviews added by hikers.
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• Available in 15 languages.
• 100% free and offline (no roaming charges)
• Best mobile travel guide 2013 - ACS Awards Winner.
This app offers you complete offline city guides for:
Mumbai, Taj Mahal, New Delhi, Bangalore, Jaisalmer, Goa, Jaipur, Gurgaon, Kolkata (Calcutta), Haridwar and other travel destinations in India.
Features of the India Travel Guide by Hikersbay:
• Top cities & regions in India
• List of attractions with multi-language descriptions and photos
• Currency converter & local prices comparison (71 curriencies)
• 14 days weather forecast with offline mode
• Travel reviews & social recommendation
• Multiple languages supported (15 languages)
• Best Trips, Adventures, and To Do
• Cheap hotel booking and car hire
What people say:
• "Very handy. For years when I toured Paris, I lugged around a folded paper city map. Later I toured with a small thick book of arr.maps. Now it's on my pad!"
• "Awesome! This app provides all the things you need. No agresive adds and doesn't need network connection at all. Really helpful."
• "Absolutely good. When we had our vacation in Hong Kong it really helps me a lot. I recommend this apps to people who want to go to HK. Great work!"
• "Great app, easy to use. Try to use this application for great guide going to different places you like."
The way many people put it, India is more like a continent than a country! Stretching from the snow covered summit of the Himalayas in the north to the tropical greenery of Kerala in the southwest, India’s expansive borders cover a wide range of landscapes, diverse cultures and interesting people. When walking down the streets of the famous Indian cities, you are likely to come across representatives of some of the greatest faiths of the world. In this land of diversity, you will find a concourse of castes and outcasts, dark skinned Tamils and fair-skinned, turbaned Punjabis. If you are thinking of travelling to the exotic land of India, make sure you choose the right season to make the trip.