Netherlands Tour Package from India

The Netherlands is a country located in the North of the Continent of Europe, and shares geographical borders with Germany and Belgium, and the city of Amsterdam is the official capital of the Netherlands. The Netherlands may be a small country, but it is known for many things. The country is most known for its cheese, wooden shoes, windmills, tulips, and coffee shops, canals of Amsterdam, Delftware, soccer, bicycles, DJs, painters and countryside.

Netherlands has always been in the world top destinations to visit. Have you ever wondered why?

When visiting the Netherlands, whether you’re in a city or exploring a small town, you would be charmed by the surroundings and the people. It’s the 14th safest country in the world. It is notably family friendly and it can be navigated with ease by English speaking travellers. Also, while flowers might not typically be the driving force behind your travel, the Dutch Tulips live up to the reputation and add to the country’s scenic spaces.

The Netherlands is also famous for bicycles. Cycling is very much part of the Dutch culture. Not only widely used in the cities, but because the country is quite flat, cycling enthusiasts may even choose this to be a bike trip. Between its world class train network, local buses and it being among the top cycling nations in the world, the Netherlands makes getting around a pleasure.

If you enjoy a good pint or have a passion to discover different types of beer, then you absolutely need to visit the Netherlands. There is a long-standing tradition of beer making within the country. After all, this is the nation that gave everyone the Heineken.

A typical Dutch dinner meal consists of potatoes, meat and vegetables, served with gravy. Dinner is often followed by a dessert in the form of yogurt or coffee.

The country is known for its delights like Stroopwafel or thin waffles coated in syrup or Hagelslag, which is just a piece of toast with heaps of butter and chocolate sprinkles. Amsterdam is also home to some iconic French fries’ spots. You must try the Herring fish while in Netherlands. It is one of the famous local classics and it served either raw or pickled. And if you are in Netherlands, you cannot miss not trying the Dutch pancakes.

One of the must-visit neighborhoods in the city is the Red-Light District. What makes Amsterdam so remarkable is the balance that it strikes. If the night life is wild, it doesn’t really detract from the city’s character. The Netherlands nightlife is as vibrant in Amsterdam as in other major cities like Rotterdam, The Hague, and even Utrecht. Wild parties with scintillating music are the norm at nightclubs in Amsterdam and The Hague, but beyond it is also the appreciation for good food and fine wine.

Shopping in the Netherlands centered on the main street (Hoogstraat) through towns and cities, as well as market squares (market/plein). Today, these continue to be the areas where you’ll find the widest range of shops and banks, as well as restaurants, bars, and more.

One of the typical Dutch gifts is a cheese slicer, or kaasschaaf in Dutch. Cheese is one of The Netherlands most famous products and what come with that are all kinds of accessories.