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Free India cheat sheets: where to go each month, festivals 2027, Hindi phrases and moving back

Four one-page sheets people actually forward: where to go in India each month, the 2027 festival dates, Hindi phrases with the Hindi script, and the checklist for NRIs moving back. Print them, save them to your phone or send them to the family group.

When to go where: India month-by-month calendar

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When to go where: India month-by-month calendar

All 48 destinations on one page, colour-coded for every month. Great time, possible, or better to avoid.

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India festival calendar: November 2026 to October 2027

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India festival calendar: November 2026 to October 2027

Diwali, Holi, Durga Puja, Onam, Eid and more for the next twelve months, with dates and the best places to be.

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Do’s and don’ts in India

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Do’s and don’ts in India

Twenty quick rules for temples, food, photos and money. Print it or save it to your phone.

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India trip checklist

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India trip checklist

The pre-trip checklist: visa, e-Arrival Card, money, SIM, health and a packing list, with tick boxes.

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16 Hindi phrases for travellers

Cheat sheet

16 Hindi phrases for travellers

Namaste, thank you, how much, not spicy please. A pocket card of the phrases you’ll actually use.

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12 fun facts about India

Fun facts

12 fun facts about India

True, surprising and very shareable. Great for kids, classrooms and quiz night.

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India is the world’s most populous country.

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Did you know? India is the world’s most populous country.

India is the world’s most populous country.

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India’s constitution recognises 22 scheduled languages.

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Did you know? India’s constitution recognises 22 scheduled languages.

India’s constitution recognises 22 scheduled languages.

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Chess grew out of an Indian game called chaturanga.

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Did you know? Chess grew out of an Indian game called chaturanga.

Chess grew out of an Indian game called chaturanga.

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Snakes and ladders comes from an old Indian game about virtue and vice.

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Did you know? Snakes and ladders comes from an old Indian game about virtue and vice.

Snakes and ladders comes from an old Indian game about virtue and vice.

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The word shampoo comes from the Hindi “champo”, a head massage.

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Did you know? The word shampoo comes from the Hindi “champo”, a head massage.

The word shampoo comes from the Hindi “champo”, a head massage.

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Meghalaya’s living root bridges are grown from living trees.

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Did you know? Meghalaya’s living root bridges are grown from living trees.

Meghalaya’s living root bridges are grown from living trees.

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India map: 48 places to see

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India map: 48 places to see

A poster map of India with our 48 destinations, from Ladakh to the Andamans.

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You’re welcome to print these, share them on social media, use them in classrooms, travel groups and newsletters, or post them on your blog. Please keep the India 4U name on them and link back to this page. Don’t sell them or remove the branding.

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