Things to do across India, tickets in hand before you leave home.

Pick a date and the number of visitors, pay with UPI, card or net banking through Razorpay, and your pass arrives on this site and in the Tocxi app within a minute. Monument tickets come straight from the Archaeological Survey of India at the official price.

Your pass carries one QR code per visitor. Open it on your phone at the entrance and the staff scan it. No printout is needed, though you can save a screenshot in case your signal is weak.

Yes. Foreigner and SAARC tickets for monuments ask for the visitor name and passport number at booking, and the gate may ask to see the passport. Indian tickets do not need an ID at the gate, but carry one in case.

It depends on the operator. Monument tickets from the Archaeological Survey of India are non-refundable once issued. Tours, workshops and events show their own cancellation window on the listing, and we show it again before you pay.

Most monuments admit children under 15 free; pick the Child ticket so the gate count matches. Tours and events set their own age rules, which we show on the listing.

When a booking is cancelled or the operator fails to confirm, the amount goes back to the card, UPI or bank account you paid with. Razorpay refunds usually land within 5 to 7 working days, depending on your bank.