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USA holiday packages for Indian travellers, from New York's skyline to Hawaii's beaches, the Las Vegas Strip and the California coast. Flights, hotels and visa help sorted.
Hamilton or The Lion King, then the Top of the Rock skyline view after dark.
Bellagio fountains, a Cirque du Soleil show and a Grand Canyon flightseeing day.
The Golden Gate Bridge, Big Sur cliffs and Santa Monica Pier on one coastal road.
Waikiki surf, the Road to Hana and lava fields at Volcanoes National Park.
Walt Disney World in Orlando, Universal and Disneyland in California.
Jackson Heights in New York to the Bay Area's Udupi restaurants, home food never far.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the most comfortable temperatures across the mainland. Hawaii is beautiful year-round. Summer (June–August) is peak season for families; expect crowds and higher prices at theme parks. December sparkles in New York and ski resorts.
Apply for the B1/B2 tourist visa at least 3–4 months in advance. Interview wait times at US consulates in India can be long, especially in peak travel seasons. DreamSetGo's travel consultants guide you through documentation checklists and common pitfalls.
A well-planned 10-night trip for two typically ranges from INR 3.5–7 lakh (excluding flights), covering mid-range hotels, food, and local transport. Luxury packages covering the best hotels and signature experiences start from INR 10 lakh. The USA rewards those who plan ahead with significant early-bird savings.
Domestic flights are the fastest way between coasts. Amtrak covers the Northeast Corridor between Boston, New York, and Washington DC efficiently. Renting a car is essential for California, national parks, and Hawaii's outer islands. Apps like Uber and Lyft work reliably in every major city.
New York, Las Vegas, California and Hawaii – these are the US destinations Indian travellers choose again and again.
Times Square, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty, Broadway shows – New York packs more into a single city than most countries manage in their entirety. Indian travellers love it for the sheer scale of ambition, the Michelin-starred dining, and the shopping that rivals any global retail capital.
Beyond the casinos, Las Vegas has become a global destination for headline concerts, boxing, Formula 1, and NBA games. Stay at a Strip mega-resort, catch a residency show, and day-trip to the Grand Canyon for contrast.
From the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco to the Santa Monica Pier in Los Angeles, California is a road-tripper's paradise. Add Napa Valley wine tours, Yosemite's granite peaks, and Disneyland for the perfect family itinerary.
Eight islands, each with a distinct personality. Oahu for Pearl Harbor history and Waikiki Beach, Maui for sunrise over Haleakala and whale watching, and the Big Island for active lava flows. Hawaii is the USA's most dramatic natural offering.
Yes. Indian citizens require a B1/B2 non-immigrant visa for tourism. There is no visa-on-arrival facility. Apply through the official US Embassy website and book your consulate interview well in advance, as wait times in India can run 2–6 months during busy periods.
New York (JFK or Newark) and San Francisco (SFO) are the two most popular direct-flight destinations from India and make excellent starting points. New York gives you immediate immersion in American culture; San Francisco positions you perfectly for a West Coast road trip.
We recommend a minimum of 10–14 days for a meaningful USA trip. A week can cover one city well; two weeks allows a classic East Coast or West Coast circuit. If you want to combine both coasts or add Hawaii, plan for 18–21 days.
Absolutely. Major US cities have large Indian diaspora communities and strong vegetarian restaurant scenes. New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Houston all have excellent Indian restaurants. Supermarkets in these cities often carry Indian groceries too.
Yes, an Indian driving licence along with your passport is generally accepted for car rentals in the USA. An International Driving Permit (IDP) is recommended as additional documentation and can be obtained from the Automobile Association of India before you travel.
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