A Russian-speaking concierge, a warm winter in Kerala or Goa, and Ayurveda and yoga programmes planned from your first call.
- Language: Russian-speaking concierge
- Best season: October–March, the northern winter
- Popular with: Kerala, Goa, Rishikesh
- Visa: e-Visa, for eligible nationalities
A winter escape with a purpose
India’s best season in the south — October to March — is the heart of the northern winter. Kerala’s Ayurveda centres and Goa’s yoga retreats have long been popular with Russian-speaking guests for exactly this reason.
There are flights to Delhi from Moscow, Almaty and Tashkent, and to Goa and Kerala via Delhi, Mumbai or the Gulf hubs. Routes change with the season; your concierge suggests the best one for your dates.
Planned around your needs
A Russian-speaking concierge, and interpreters for consultations where needed.
Your centre, programme, inclusions and our service fee in writing before you pay anything.
International card payments from some countries can be restricted. Check with your bank and ask your concierge about payment options before you travel.
Vegetarian Ayurvedic food; other dietary needs on request.
Official sources
Rules, registrations and visa terms change. Where this page and an official source differ, the official source applies.
Questions guests ask
Do Russian citizens need a visa for India?
Yes. Russian citizens are generally eligible for the Indian e-Visa. Check the official portal for current rules and the right category for your plan.
Is there Russian-speaking support at the centre?
Your concierge speaks Russian and stays in touch throughout. Some centres also have Russian-speaking staff; we arrange interpreters for consultations where needed.
