You might have some trouble getting a parking space right in front of these iconic attractions, but believe us — they’re certainly worth a little walk. The best thing about a trip to India is striking these off your bucket list:

• Gateway of India (12 miles from the center of Mumbai)
• Red Fort (2 miles from the center of Delhi)
• Victoria Memorial (2 miles from the center of Kolkata)

India is the perfect place to cruise the open roads and highways behind the wheel of your own rental car. Crank up your favorite playlist and enjoy the convenience of exploring all the hidden gems scattered between each of its most celebrated travel destinations. Try to cross off as many of this place’s most famous destinations as possible:

• Mumbai (population of 12,691,800)
• Delhi (population of 10,928,000)
• Bengaluru (population of 5,104,000)
• Kolkata (population of 4,631,400)

Here are all the tricks of the trade to help you save some serious cash:

• Compare as many different deals as possible (we make that task as easy as pie!);
• Set up an email Price Drop Alert for your next exciting vacation destination. You never know what sensational bargains will zoom straight into your inbox;
• Check both airport and non-airport pickup and drop-off outlet locations to make sure you’re getting the best deal around;
• If you don’t mind which day of the week you collect the keys to your car and your schedule is flexible, experiment with days and dates to find the hottest deal;
• So you don’t end up paying for an extra day or a late fee, try to keep your pickup and drop-off times the same;
• If you’re in the mood to keep some extra cash in your pocket, pay as soon as you book and score some of the thriftiest rates around;
• The early bird catches the biggest worm, along with the best deals! Book now to drive off with some great savings.

A premium car offers the ultimate in comfort. Whether you’re traveling for business or pleasure, you’ll adore sinking into these opulent seats. Similar to a full-size car (but with a bit more pizazz), you’ll have all the space you need. There’s something about Mumbai and Delhi that just make you want to splash out. Take a look at our premium range now and turn a few heads when you arrive in India.

For some, owning a high-end vehicle may be a little out of reach. But renting your dream car is certainly within your grasp! Imagine the feeling of tearing down the open road in a snazzy sports car, even if it’s only for a little while. Or maybe all you’re chasing is a reliable set of wheels to get you quickly and safely from A to B. Extravagant or economical? Either way, one thing’s for sure — there’s a rental car to suit you in India.

If you’ve never been to India, there are a few facts to be aware of before you grab the steering wheel and start racking up those miles. Familiarize yourself with these tips and then tour this country like the global wanderer you are:

Keep on the left-hand side of the road in India. If you’re planning to grab a rental car here, take note that the steering wheel will be on the right. It could take a little getting used to!

When driving in India, keep in mind that the maximum speed limit is usually 120km/h. The minimum is 40km/h. Unless posted otherwise, residential zones are 40km/h.

Generally speaking, your chosen car rental company will charge the amount listed on the fine to your credit card, including local surcharges and taxes. Or they may supply your information to the relevant local authority, who’ll then send a fine directly to you.

You bet. Although, there are a few exceptions for certain vehicles operated by public transportation networks.

As with many places, standard cell phone usage is not allowed while driving around India. However, there is an exception for hands-free or Bluetooth capabilities. Just ensure you keep your eyes on the road.

The legal BAC (blood alcohol content) limit when driving in India is 0.03%. If you’re planning on partying, leave your rental wheels behind and organize a different way of getting home instead.

Road rules in India allow drivers at a red light to turn into the lane closest to them, without waiting for a green signal. Before turning, the car must come to a total stop and the driver must make sure that the way is clear before proceeding.