The answer is likely yes if you do not hold an Indian passport! You can check here: https://cibtvisas.com/ (you do not need to get your visa through this service, but it is a pretty good comprehensive resource). For US and Taiwanese citizens, a visa is required, but as of writing this there is a quick/easy e-Visa option. The link for application is here: https://indianvisaonline.gov.in/evisa/tvoa.html Please reach out if you have any additional questions or difficulties.
It’s a 5.5-hour road journey from Delhi. Our logistics team will coordinate group buses and taxis on November 11th and 12th from Delhi Airport and major railway stations. We will reach out with a logistics survey closer to the date to make sure everyone is taken care of!
We will arrange for hotel rooms at either voco or properties nearby. Please RSVP by Apr 30 for room allocation!
Indian attire is encouraged, but not mandatory! If you get just one outfit, would recommend for the ceremony. Please see each event for specific guidance.
As soon as possible for the best rates. This will be right after Diwali, so plane ticket prices will likely go up a lot closer to the date (same with hotel rooms for any extra travel you choose to do).
Yes. The Ramnagar–Jim Corbett area has several excellent properties, including Taj Corbett Resort & Spa, Radisson Blu Resort Corbett, and other boutique jungle lodges.
Absolutely. The area is well accustomed to international guests, English is widely spoken at hotels, and the experience is very comfortable for first-time visitors to India.
Yes. Jim Corbett is a popular and safe tourist destination, especially within resort areas and guided activities.
Most resorts, including voco, offer reliable Wi-Fi. Mobile connectivity is generally good, though it may be limited during safaris or deep forest areas. If you have any specific travel questions, our logistics team will be happy to help closer to the date.