Risk of malaria in India
What you need to know about the risk of malaria in India and how to prepare for your travels.
Risk of malaria
in India
What you need to know about the risk of malaria in India and how to prepare for your travels.
India is the seventh largest country in the world, rich in culture, history, and stunning landscapes, from sunbaked deserts to snow-capped Himalayas and lush, rainy monsoon regions. Whatever kind of adventure you’re seeking, India has something to offer.
Malaria risk in India
With this diversity comes varying malaria risk. Knowing where and when malaria poses a threat is essential to staying safe. The information below will help you understand the risk of malaria in India and how to protect yourself.
Wherever you’re travelling, you can find up-to-date malaria risk information for your destination on TravelHealthPro.
If you’re visiting a country where malaria is present, a full travel health consultation is recommended. To reduce your risk of infection, you’ll also need to take preventive measures for maximum protection against mosquito bites.
Mosquito bite prevention advice
Even if you’re taking antimalarials, bite prevention is a key part of staying protected. Find simple, practical advice on:
Want more region-specific guidance?
For detailed malaria information in India, visit TravelHealthPro.
Get travel-ready with Maloff Protect
If you’re visiting high-risk areas in India, antimalarial tablets can help protect you. Maloff Protect is available online without a prescription, no GP appointment needed.
Want more region-specific guidance?
For detailed malaria information in India, visit TravelHealthPro.
Get travel-ready with Maloff Protect
If you’re visiting high-risk areas in India, antimalarial tablets can help protect you. Maloff Protect is available online without a prescription, no GP appointment needed.
Want more region-specific guidance?
For detailed malaria information in India, visit TravelHealthPro.
Get travel-ready with Maloff Protect
If you’re visiting high-risk areas in India, antimalarial tablets can help protect you. Maloff Protect is available online without a prescription, no GP appointment needed.
References
1. TravelHealthPro. India: Malaria. UK Health Security Agency. Available at: https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/country/105/india (Accessed: July 2025).
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