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If you want to skip the Christmas markets of Europe this year and do something different, consider spending December in India. 

Winter season is the best time to visit both North and South India. While most people visit the famous “Golden Triangle” of Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur, India has so much more to offer curious travelers. 

In North and North East India, you can enjoy cool weather, which is perfect for exploring trekking routes through hills and deserts. In the south, Christmas beach parties are one of the reasons why people visit in December. However, there are more than enough serene stretches of sand for those who are there to enjoy a warm and balmy December.

Whether you’re seeking adventure, culture, natural beauty, or festive celebrations, India’s diverse climate and attractions make December the ideal time to visit.

In this guide, we will cover the best places to visit in India in December, including things to do, where to stay, and how to make the most of your trip there.

North India

North India in December offers a wide range of things to see and do, from the most beautiful hill stations to the golden deserts. The pleasant weather in winter makes it ideal for exploring historical cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Agra. Adventure lovers will relish the winter wonderland with fresh mountain air and snow-covered slopes for winter sports.

1. Jaipur

Jaipur, or the Pink City of India, got its name when Maharaja Ram Singh painted most buildings pink, the color of hospitality, as a sign of welcoming Prince Albert in 1876. This is one of the best places to visit to explore rich Indian history and culture – especially without the searing summer heat. In December, the daytime temperatures are cool and comfortable, so that’s an ideal time to wander the streets of Jaipur without breaking a sweat. Still, pack a light jacket for the chilly evenings.

Things to do

• Explore the Amber Fort, a breathtaking hilltop fort with panoramic views of Jaipur.
• Visit the City Palace, the home of the royal family’s residence. It features a blend of Mughal and Rajput splendid architecture and includes amazing courtyards and museums.
• Peek through the famous latticed windows of the Hawa Mahal, or “Palace of Winds,” which allowed royal women to observe street life without being seen.
• Wander through Johari Bazaar and Bapu Bazaar, and haggle the day away shopping for traditional Rajasthani jewelry, handicrafts, and souvenirs. 
• Immerse yourself in traditional Rajasthani culture at Chokhi Dhani, where you can enjoy folk performances, camel rides, and a delicious Rajasthani feast.

Where to stay

• Budget: Zostel Jaipur, $10 per night.
• Mid-range: Umaid Bhawan Heritage Hotel, $80 per night.
• Luxury: Rambagh Palace, $800 per night.

How to get there

Jaipur International Airport (JAI) is well-connected with other Indian airports but has only a handful of International flights. You can also reach Jaipur at the nearest railway station in Delhi or Mumbai, or take a local bus from many destinations.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: You can expect to get a $4 meal from a local budget eatery, and prices can go up to $10-$15 per meal in a mid-range restaurant. Alcohol is more expensive than average in Jaipur, with beer costing around $4-$5 in a bar. 
• Entry fees: Amber Fort has an entry fee of $6 for foreigners. City Palace is around $10, and entry to Hawa Mahal costs about $2.
• Other tips: Tuk-tuk rides are $1-2 for short distances, but be prepared to haggle.

2. Manali

This beautiful spot in the snow-capped mountains of Himachal Pradesh is inviting to both outdoor lovers and adventure sports aficionados. December is perfect for those who want to enjoy the snow-covered landscape of the Indian side of the Himalayas. Additionally, this is a famous romantic getaway due to its scenic beauty. In December, you should bundle up in layers and embrace the beauty of winter sports.

Things to do

• Solang Valley is the place for skiing, paragliding, or simply enjoying the serene beauty and tranquil atmosphere of the snow-covered mountains.
• Experience the peaceful retreat of Hadimba Temple, an ancient wooden shrine surrounded by tall deodar trees.
• Warm up with a dip in the Vashisht Hot Springs, a natural hot water spring.
• Take a short trek to the Jogin Waterfall and marvel at its beauty.

Where to stay

• Budget: The Hosteller Manalit, $10 per night.
• Mid-range: The Sunshine Heritage By Offlimits, $66 per night.
• Luxury, Span Resort and Spa, $200 per night.

How to get there

Many people choose to travel to Manali by overnight buses from Delhi or Chandigarh. The nearest airport is in Bhuntar, about 50 km from Manali, but there aren’t many flights.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: A meal at a dhaba (small restaurant) costs about $2-3, while a meal at a mid-range restaurant costs around $10. At popular cafes, expect to pay $3-4 for a cup of hot tea or coffee.
• Entry fees: Most of Manali’s attractions, such as Hadimba Temple and Vashisht Hot Springs, are free to visit. However, things like skiing in Solang Valley will set you back $20-30.

3. Udaipur

The City of Lakes is a romantic destination in Rajastan. Winter season is just the time to visit gorgeous lakes, gardens, and palaces. It’s a beautiful oasis in the middle of Rajasthan’s usual golden dunes and desert landscape.

Things to do

• Take a boat ride on Lake Pichola, enjoying the views of the City Palace and Jag Mandir. 
• Explore Saheliyon Ki Bari, a garden full of lush greenery built for royal women.
• If you decide to visit the Monsoon Palace, you’ll be able to enjoy the panoramic views of Udaipur. If you can time this visit, go there during the sunset.

Where to stay

• Budget: Whereabout Hostel Udaipur, $6 per night.
• Mid-range: Amet Haveli, $80 per night.
• Luxury: Taj Lake Palace, $800 per night.

How to get there:

Udaipur’s Maharana Pratap Airport connects to major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Jaipur. 

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals go from $3-5 for a basic meal to $10-15 in a mid-range restaurant. 
• Entry fees: Foreigners pay around $6 to enter the City Palace. Boat rides on Lake Pichola cost $4-5, and Monsoon Palace has an entry fee of about $1.
• Other tips: Auto-rickshaws are the most convenient mode of transport and rides cost around $1-2.

4. Rann of Kutch

Photographers are frequent visitors to Rann of Kutch. They flock to the famous white salt desert, especially during the Rann Utsav festival. Many people say this festival is one of the best places to visit in India in December. Experiencing Rann of Kutch means experiencing Gujarat culture at its finest.

Things to do

• Don’t miss Rann Utsav by any means. It’s a place of cultural events, folk music and dances, and nights in tents on the vast salt flats, and under the starry sky.
• Another way to experience Rann is on the back of a camel, enjoying the views and surreal sunsets. 
• Visit the Kala Dungar (Black Hill), the highest point in Kutch. The panoramic views of the Rann and the surrounding desert will make the trip worthwhile.
• Explore the Kutch Museum and Bhuj, and learn about the rich history, textiles, and culture.

Where to stay

• Budget: Desert Coursers Camp, $40 per night.
• Mid-range: Shaam-e-Sarhad Village Resort, $70 per night.
• Luxury: Rann Utsav Tent City, $144 per night.

How to get there

Bhuj Airport, 80 km from the Rann of Kutch, is the nearest airport. It connects you to Mumbai and other major cities. Rann Utsav takes place in Dhordo village, reachable by buses and taxis.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: During the Rann Utsav a meal should cost around $5-10. Try the traditional Gujarati thalis.
  
• Entry fees: Entry to the Rann Utsav area is usually free, but some activities like camel safaris may cost $15-20. Visiting Kala Dungar is free.

5. Shimla

Shimla is the capital city of Himachal Pradesh and a gathering place for those who enjoy cool weather, winter sports, and colonial charm. Staying in Shimla means soaking in the views and mountain landscapes. As temperatures near the freezing point, expect crisp air and snow floors in many areas, especially in higher altitudes. Pack plenty of warm clothing for cozy evenings after your explorations.

Things to do

• Take a ride on the Kalka-Shimla train. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site, giving you the opportunity to enjoy mountain and valley views.
• Stroll along the famous Mall Road, spend some time in shops and cafes, and admire colonial-era buildings.
• Visit Christ Church, one of the oldest churches in North India, positioned perfectly at The Ridge.

Where to stay

• Budget: YMCA Shimla, $10 per night.
• Mid-range: Honeymoon Inn, $45 per night.
• Luxury: Wildflower Hall, $400 per night.

How to get there:

There’s an airport in Shimla that offers only a limited number of flights and destinations. Due to its short runway, it doesn’t cater to larger planes. Additionally, it is prone to weather delays, so it’s better to book a flight to Chandigarh Airport, located about 113 km away. From there, you can reach Shimla by taxi, bus, or train.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Local eateries offer meals at $5-8, while mid-range restaurants can charge around $15-20.
• Entry fees: Christ Church and The Ridge are free. The Kalka-Shimla train ride costs around $5-10 for a ticket.
• Other tips: Be prepared for cold nights, as temperatures can drop below freezing.

6. Varanasi

Varanasi is one of the best places to visit in India for history lovers, as it is one of the oldest living cities on the planet. What better place to explore the roots of India’s rich culture and spirituality? This is the home of the sacred Ganga ghats – stairs to the banks of the Ganges river on which spectacular rituals and ceremonies take place. December is when there are fewer crowds in Varanasi, allowing you to have a more peaceful experience. The misty mornings along the Ganges River add to the solemnity of the mesmerizing Ganga Aarti ceremony. 

Things to do

• Witness the Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat, a spiritual ceremony along the Ganges River that happens every evening.
• Take a boat ride at sunrise along the Ganga River and see the ancient rituals performed by locals and pilgrims.
• Visit the Kashi Vishwanath Temple, one of the most sacred temples in Hinduism, dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Where to stay

• Budget: Live Free Hostel Varanasi, $11 per night.
• Mid-range: Hotel Mantavya, $50 per night.
• Luxury: Brij Rama Palace, $500 per night.

How to get there

Varanasi is easily reachable via Lal Bahadur Shastri International Airport or by train from Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. Also, it has good road connectivity.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: You have to taste the street food in Varanasi. Don’t miss out on trying chaat and kachori-sabzi costing just $1-2. Mid-range restaurants offer meals for around $10-15.
• Entry fees: Most ghats and Kashi Vishwanath Temple are free to explore. However, donations at the temple are encouraged. Boat rides along the Ganga cost around $5-10 depending on the time and duration.

7. Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer, known as the Golden City, boasts its sandstone architecture, rich heritage, ancient forts, and the Thar Desert. It is a wonderful example of Rajasthan’s rich cultural heritage. December is one of the best times to visit because the desert heat has died out and is replaced by comfortable temperatures. The cool nights come with clear starry skies, ideal for stargazing in the overnight camps. While temperatures can drop significantly, most desert camps are well-prepared for the winter chill. They’ll have warm blankets, good tents, and bonfires to keep you warm. You should do your due diligence and dress in layers.

Things to do

• Explore the magnificent Jaisalmer Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. People still live there, so it’s a real “living fort.”
• Take a camel safari into the Thar Desert, and maybe even camp under the stars.
• Visit Patwon Ki Haveli, a historic mansion showcasing Rajasthani architecture’s finest craftsmanship.

Where to stay

• Budget: Hotel Shahi Palace, $30 per night.
• Mid-range: Desert Tulip Hotel & Resort, $90 per night.
• Luxury: Suryagarh, $250 per night.

How to get there

Jaisalmer Airport is mostly a military airport and it offers a limited number of flights – usually only the seasonal ones. The nearest major airport is Jodhpur – about 300 km away. Your best option is likely a train from Delhi or Jaipur. 

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals start from $3-5, and reach $15-20 in mid-range restaurants.
• Entry fees: Entry to Jaisalmer Fort is free, though places inside it, like Jain Temples and Palace Museum, charge around $2-5. Camel safaris in the desert cost approximately $20-40.
• Other tips: Your safest bet is to book desert safaris through reputable agents or hotels. 

8. Agra

Agra is one of the best places to visit, not only in India but in the entire world. It is the home of the iconic Taj Mahal. For many travelers, this is not just a destination but an enchanting experience on their bucket lists. 

Things to do

• Marvel at the world-famous Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Visit it at dawn to escape the crowds and have a truly special experience.
• Explore the Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This used to be the residence of Mughal emperors. Moreover, you can also snatch some stunning views of the Taj Mahal from there.
• The Taj Mahal is not the only mausoleum. Visit the Itimad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb, often called the “Baby Taj.” It is smaller, but still remarkably beautiful.
• Get your souvenirs from the local artisans at the Kinari Bazaar.

Where to stay

• Budget: Hotel Sheel, $20 per night.
• Mid-range: The Coral Tree Homestay, $50 per night.
• Luxury: The Oberoi Amarvilas, $700 per night.

How to get there

You’ll reach Agra after a 3-4 hour drive from Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi, about 230 km away. Agra also has a railway station, Agra Cantt, with trains connecting to Delhi, Jaipur, and other major cities. Road options include buses and taxis. Yamuna Expressway, a reputable company, goes from Delhi to Agra.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals at local roadside restaurants (dhabas) and street food can cost from $2-$4. You can’t have alcohol near the Taj Mahal.
• Entry fees: Foreign visitors pay around $14 to enter the Taj Mahal, while the Agra Fort fee is about $8. Entry to Itimad-ud-Daulah’s Tomb costs around $4.
• Other tips: Hire a local guide for picturesque historical tours of Agra. Cycle rickshaws and tuk-tuks are convenient transportation options in Agra. Rides are usually $1-2.

9. Ranthambore

Ranthambore is the place to be for those who dream of seeing Bengal tigers in their natural habitat. Known for its Ranthambore National Park, it attracts thousands of eco-enthusiasts annually.

Things to do

• Go on a tiger safari in the National Park.
• Explore the ancient Ranthambore Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site inside the park.
• Visit the Padam Talao, the largest lake in the park, and try to catch a glimpse of tigers quenching their thirst.

Where to stay

• Budget: Tiger Home Ranthambore, $30 per night.
• Mid-range: Ranthambhore Regency Hotel, $100 per night.
• Luxury: The Oberoi Vanyavilas Wildlife Resort, $1000 per night.

How to get there

The nearest airport is Jaipur International Airport, located about 180 km away. From Jaipur, you can take a train from the nearby railway station. Sawai Madhopur Railway Station is just 14 km from the National Park. 

Price tips

• Food and drinks: An average meal costs around $5-10. Some hotels include meals in their safari packages. 
• Entry fees: Foreigners pay $20- $25 for entry to the National Park safaris. Safari prices vary depending on vehicle type (jeep or canter). Private tours are also available.

Northeast India

This is a less-visited part of India, and it offers some of the best places to visit in December for those who want to avoid tourist places during the peak tourist season. If you would rather marvel at the natural beauty of the Himalayas, explore monasteries, and visit tea plantations, Northeast India is just the region for you.

10. Tawang

Tawang, located in Arunachal Pradesh, is known for its ancient monasteries and the scenic beauty of the nearby Himalayas, especially in December. It has a unique mix of Tibetan and Indian culture and heritage. In December, the region is blanketed in snow and incredibly serene, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the spiritual atmosphere of the place.

Things to do

• Visit the Tawang Monastery, the largest Buddhist monastery in India and the second largest in the world. Over 300 monks reside here and the monastery is renowned for its three-story assembly hall, a 28-foot-high statue of Lord Buddha, and an extensive collection of ancient scriptures.
• Go to Sela Pass, located at an altitude of 13,700 feet, for panoramic views of snow-covered peaks and the frozen Sela Lake.
• Explore the Tawang War Memorial, a tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives during the 1962 Indo-China War.

Where to stay

• Budget: Hotel Tawang View, $20 per night.
• Mid-range: Hotel Zambala, $60 per night.
• Luxury: Dondrub Homestay, $100 per night.

How to get there

The nearest airport is Tezpur Airport. It is about 315 km from Tawang, and it has limited flights. You can reach it from Kolkata, but many people choose to fly to Guwahati Airport and then take a bus or taxi.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Local restaurants charge $3-5 for traditional Tibetan dishes like thukpa and momos.
• Entry fees: Tawang Monastery, the war memorial, and Sela Pass are free to enter. Sela Pass tourists will need permits to visit certain areas.

Other tips

• Arrange your travel permits (Inner Line Permits) in advance, because they are required for both Indian and foreign tourists.

11. Darjeeling

Darjeeling in West Bengal is perfect for tea lovers and mountain enthusiasts. It boasts vast tea estates and the majestic views of Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world. In December, the crisp mountain air and clear skies make it an ideal time to visit.

Things to do

• Visit the famous Tiger Hill at sunrise to take in the breathtaking views of Kanchenjunga. On a really clear day, you can even spot Mount Everest from there.
• Take a ride on the Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (Toy Train), a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers scenic rides through tea gardens and mountains.
• Explore the Happy Valley Tea Estate, and learn about the tea production process and sample some of the world’s finest Darjeeling tea.

Where to stay

• Budget: Zimba Happy Home Stay, $30 per night.
• Mid-range: The Elgin Darjeeling, $80 per night.
• Luxury: Mayfair Darjeeling, $150 per night.

How to get there

The nearest airport is Bagdogra Airport. You can take a taxi from Bagdogra or take a shared jeep to Darjeeling, which takes about 3-4 hours. The New Jalpaiguri (NJP) Railway Station is the nearest railway station, which is connected to major Indian cities. You can enjoy the scenic Toy Train ride to Darjeeling from NJP.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: A meal at a local eatery costs around $3-5, and those at mid-range restaurants cost $10-15. Don’t miss trying the local momos and Tibetan dishes.
• Entry fees: The Tiger Hill viewpoint is free, and the Toy Train ride costs around $10-15.
• Other tips: December is not a peak season in Darjeeling, so you should look for accommodation discounts and other experiences at a lower rate.

12. Kasiranga National Park

Kaziranga National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for being the home of the rare one-horned rhinoceros, but also elephants, Bengal tigers, and many different bird species. In December, the weather is cool and pleasant – simply perfect for safaris.

Things to do

• Go on a jeep safari and try to spot the iconic one-horned rhinoceros.
• Take an elephant ride through the park, and get some unique opportunities for photography.
• Visit the Kaziranga Orchid Park, home to over 500 species of orchids native to the region.

Where to stay

• Budget: Wild Grass Lodge, $40 per night.
• Mid-range: Iora The Retreat, $100 per night.
• Luxury: Diphlu River Lodge, $300 per night.

How to get there

The nearest airport is Jorhat Airport, 97 km away from Kaziranga, but Guwahati Airport is the closest airport with more flights. It’s 200 km away. Alternatively, you can reach the park by road from other parts of the region via buses or private taxis.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals at local lodges and resorts usually cost around $5-10. Some resorts offer all-inclusive packages that cover meals and safaris.
• Entry fees: Jeep safaris cost around $50-60 for a group of four, while elephant rides are about $20 per person. Park entry fees are typically around $5 for foreigners.
• Other tips: December is a peak season for wildlife viewing, so book in advance. Early morning safaris offer the best chances of spotting wildlife.

South India

For those who want a tropical paradise in December, South India and its pristine beaches are the perfect destination. You can relax on the beaches but also seek some cooler temperatures in the lush green hills. A visit in December also means you’ll be in South India during amazing festivals and celebrations.

13. Goa

This destination is best for those who want to enjoy some beach time in December and seek the buzzing party atmosphere. It is known for its lively beach shacks on one side, and spectacular world-class resorts on the other. December is peak season due to many seasonal celebrations, like Christmas and New Year, but also music festivals, such as Sunburn.

Things to do

• Don’t miss Anjuna, Baga, Palolem, or Agonda (Paradise Beach). Each has its own vibe. The most authentic experience here is to stay in the beach shacks and enjoy the beach bars.
• Visit Old Goa and explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites and stunning examples of Portuguese-era architecture, such as the Basilica of Bom Jesus and Se Cathedral.
• Experience the Sunburn Festival, one of the biggest Asian music festivals. This is an electronic music festival, so keep that in mind.

Where to stay

• Budget: Magic World Beach Shack in Palolem Beach, $31 a night. 
• Mid-range: WelcomHeritage Panjim Inn, $80 per night.
• Luxury: Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, $250 a night.

How to get there

You can reach Goa International Airport (Dabolim) from many major cities worldwide. If you travel from other parts of India, it is accessible by train from Mumbai or Bangalore or via buses and taxis.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals at beach shacks generally cost around $5-8. At mid-range restaurants, expect to pay $15-20. Beers cost around $2-3 at beach bars.
• Entry fees: Most beaches in Goa are free. Aguada Fort and Chapora Fort charge a small fee of around $1-2 for entry.
• Other tips: Renting a scooter is around $7-10 per day. Taxis are more expensive, but always haggle and agree on the price before your ride.

14. Alleppey (Kerala Backwaters)

Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is a tranquil escape from nature. It is nicknamed the “Venice of the East” because of its backwaters, houseboat cruises, and canoe rides through lush green landscapes.

Things to do

• Take a houseboat cruise through the Kerala backwaters and get a unique view of the local villages, paddy fields, and canals.
• Visit Alleppey Beach and the historic Alleppey Lighthouse.
• Explore the Krishnapuram Palace, a 300-year-old palace, and its impressive collection of murals and artifacts.

Where to stay

• Budget: Malayalam Lake Resort, $25 per night.
• Mid-range: Punnamada Resort, $100 per night.
• Luxury: The Zuri Kumarakom, $250 per night.

How to get there

The nearest airport is Cochin International Airport, located about 75 km away. You can hire a taxi or take a bus from Cochin to Alleppey. The nearby train station has regular trains to Trivandrum and Cochin.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals at local restaurants cost $3-5, while dining on houseboats is more expensive, with prices around $10-20.
• Entry fees: Houseboat cruises are $80-150 per day. Entry to Krishnapuram Palace costs about $1-2.
• Other tips: Take a canoe ride instead of a boat for a more intimate backwaters experience.

Islands

India’s islands offer pristine beaches, coral reefs, and wonderful biodiversity. They are favorite destinations among beachgoers, scuba diving enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful beach vacation. 

15. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are perfect for beach lovers, adventure seekers, and scuba diving enthusiasts. The weather is pleasant in December, making it ideal for exploring the islands’ natural attractions and participating in various water activities on the serene beaches.

Things to do

• Visit Radhanagar Beach on Havelock Island, one of the most beautiful beaches in Asia.
• Go scuba diving or snorkeling at Neil Island.
• Explore the historical Cellular Jail in Port Blair, a reminder of India’s colonial past and a tribute to the freedom fighters imprisoned there.

Where to stay

• Budget: SeaShell Hotel, Port Blair, $50 per night.
• Mid-range: Symphony Palms Beach Resort, $120 per night.
• Luxury: Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, Havelock Island, $400 per night.

How to get there

The islands are connected via Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair, which has direct flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Chennai, and Kolkata.

Price tips

• Food and drinks: Meals at local seafood restaurants cost around $5-10. Meals in beach resorts are pricier, with $15-20 per meal.
• Entry fees: Entry to Radhanagar Beach is free while diving and snorkeling tours range from $50-100 depending on the duration and equipment.
• Other tips: Don’t miss the sunset at Radhanagar Beach, considered one of India’s most iconic views.

Final tips for traveling to India in December

December is one of the busiest travel seasons in India, thanks to the pleasant weather in both the northern and southern regions. To make the most of your trip, a little planning in advance can go a long way in making sure you get the best prices, stay connected while in India, and have a unique travel experience in December.

• Book flights, hotels, and activities in advance: December is peak travel season, so flights, accommodations, and tours book up quickly. To secure the best rates, plan at least 2-3 months ahead, especially for popular destinations like Goa or Jaipur.
• Check for necessary vaccinations before your trip: International travel checklists usually include vaccination requirements for trips to India. This list of recommended or obligatory vaccinations for your trip to India depends on your country of origin. These are usually vaccinations for hepatitis A, typhoid, and tetanus. You need to get these at least six weeks before your trip.
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