Golf in India — The Imperial Fairways

Comfortable across the north and centre after the monsoon; some warm days remain.

Peak season for Rajasthan, Delhi and Agra — sunny days, cold mornings, occasional dawn fog. The south stays warm.

Pleasant in March, hot by April, especially across the north and Rajasthan.

Very hot in the north and centre; the Himalaya and parts of the south stay comfortable.

Intermittent rather than constant rain, landscapes at their greenest; some hill roads and wildlife parks close.

Good to know

A licensed guide for sightseeing, plus a private chauffeur who drives, waits and looks after you — two roles, both included.

A framework, not a fixed schedule — adjusted with you each day for pace, weather and what interests you most.

Parks close Jul–Sep; museums shut Mondays; the Taj closes Fridays; 20 Dec–5 Jan is peak and busy. We plan around all of it.

Quoted on base-category rooms subject to availability; if needed we secure a comparable alternative, always discussed first.

Before you travel

Oct–Mar is peak; the monsoon is green and quieter.

230V; socket types C, D, M — bring a universal adaptor.

Cards widely accepted; carry some rupees for markets.

Light, breathable, modest — cover shoulders and knees at temples.

Shoes off at temples; ask before photographing people.

Drink sealed bottled or filtered water.