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Check out a ride with a horse, elephant, camel, bicycle rickshaw, scooter, taxi, barefoot, train and plane - and what else - see all these some 13+ ways for a foreign tourist to travel in India

Exploring India with 13+ unique ways to travel across the subcontinent - From traditional rides to modern conveniences, here are 13+ ways to explore the vast country of India.

1. Horseback Riding
In regions like Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh, horseback riding is a fantastic way to explore rural areas, forts, and trails that are otherwise inaccessible by car. Riding through the countryside on a Marwari horse, with its distinct inward-curving ears, offers an authentic Indian experience.

2. Elephant Rides
Elephant rides are popular in places like Jaipur, especially at the Amber Fort. Although controversial due to animal welfare concerns, these rides offer a royal feel reminiscent of India's regal past. It's advisable to choose operators known for ethical treatment of their animals.

3. Camel Safaris
The Thar Desert in Rajasthan is famous for its camel safaris. Riding a camel through the golden sands, staying in desert camps, and experiencing the local culture and cuisine is an adventure that takes you back in time.

4. Bicycle Rickshaws
In cities like Delhi, Agra, and Varanasi, bicycle rickshaws are a common sight. These eco-friendly rides are perfect for navigating narrow lanes and busy markets, offering an intimate glimpse into everyday life in India.

5. Scooter and Motorcycle Rentals
For the more adventurous, renting a scooter or motorcycle can be an exhilarating way to explore India's cities and countryside. Goa, with its relaxed vibe and scenic routes, is particularly popular among tourists for scooter rides.

6. Taxis and Auto Rickshaws
Taxis and auto rickshaws are ubiquitous in Indian cities. While taxis offer comfort and air conditioning, auto rickshaws provide a more immersive experience, zipping through traffic and offering unobstructed views of the bustling streets.

7. Walking (Barefoot)
Exploring on foot, especially in holy cities like Varanasi and Haridwar, is common. In temples and sacred sites, walking barefoot is not just a tradition but also a way to connect more deeply with the spiritual atmosphere.

8. Trains
India's vast railway network is legendary. From the luxurious Palace on Wheels to the scenic routes of the Konkan Railway, traveling by train offers a window into the country's diverse landscapes and cultures. Sleeper classes and local trains provide a more authentic, budget-friendly experience.

9. Planes
For long distances, flying is the quickest option. Major cities are well-connected by a network of domestic airlines, making it convenient to travel between destinations like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata.

10. Buses
From luxury coaches to local buses, this mode of transport covers even the remotest areas. State-run and private operators offer a range of services, with long-distance sleeper buses being a popular choice for budget travelers.

11. Boats and Ferries
In regions like Kerala, the Andaman Islands, and along the Ganges, boats and ferries are essential. Kerala’s houseboats on the backwaters provide a serene way to enjoy the lush landscapes, while ferries in Mumbai offer a different view of the city’s skyline.

12. Metro Rail
Cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata boast modern metro systems. These are efficient, affordable, and a great way to avoid traffic jams while experiencing the urban vibe of India's major cities.

13. Cycle Tours
Organized cycle tours are becoming increasingly popular, especially in Kerala, Rajasthan, and the Himalayan foothills. These tours provide a healthy, eco-friendly way to explore scenic routes, local villages, and natural beauty.

14. Luxury Coaches and Private Cars
For those who prefer comfort, hiring a private car with a driver or taking luxury coaches is a great option. This allows for flexibility in travel plans and the convenience of exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations at your own pace.

15. Motorboats and Yachts
In coastal areas and on larger lakes, motorboats and yachts offer an exclusive way to travel. Goa, Kerala, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands provide opportunities for such luxurious experiences.

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