She will be meeting the investigating team to assist in further investigation, said a senior police officer.
She had said that she was not satisfied with the probe and was ready to come to India to identify the accused.
On December 8, the tourist guide, accused of raping her along with his accomplices, was questioned by police after his arrival from Nepal.
Police had identified the man and contacted him while he was in Nepal.
The tour guide had denied his involvement in the matter and told police that the victim had given positive comments about him in the feedback form while returning to her country and that the internal inquiry by the travel agency hadn't found him guilty.
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