A crowd of Indians caked in colourful powders - does that ring a bell? Welcome to Holi, the spring festival of colours. Time to enjoy the trance!

India's train network is simply immense. With so many options to choose from, how should you go about organising your train trip through India? Here's what an experienced female traveller has to say.

India and its weather, both capricious and particularly pleasing, its variable climate from region to region... The geography, climate, fauna and flora in India must be discovered to better organise your trip in the subcontinent.

There's no need to bury your head in the sand, although its certainly more difficult to discover India than France with a handicap, the mission is not impossible.

India is a complex country, and is good to be discovered with a French-speaking guide. Indeed, your trip will only be more satisfying if a guide enlightens you on the numerous facets of this fascinating country.

Chosen India for your honeymoon? You will feel like royalty. Here are some examples of places we recommend that you go to.

Public transport in India is varied, eclectic and will assure you some unforgettable moments!

When it comes to souvenirs to bring back from India, you will be spoiled for choice. Tea and saffron obviously spring to mind first, but India also offers high quality beauty products, and lots of traditional clothing. 

India, the home of Hinduism, non-violence, and the caste system, is a very complex country. Annexed by the English in the 17th century, it obtained independence in 1947, thanks to the peaceful revolution led by Gandhi. Nowadays, the country is developing economically and its government has to face up to internal conflicts, as well as international ones. 

When you travel in India, discovering the country is accompanied by a culinary adventure. Strongly influenced by region, climate and the transition of colonialism, here are a few recommendations for enjoying the treasures of Indian cuisine.