Things to Know Before Travelling to India

If you are planning your next vacation in India, it is important to take certain factors into consideration. It does not matter whether you are on a trip to Northern or Southern India, or traversing the North East and the West on Rajasthan tours. Certain rules are common to all the states, and every tourist must adhere to the principles suggested by the Indian travel and Tourism Development Corporation. The rules can include anything from dress codes to public display of affection and roaming around at odd hours.

Pick-pocketing and burglary are quite common in public areas of Indian cities, and it is important to take good care of your belongings. If you lose something, it might take months or even years to find the culprit behind it. You should refrain from doing things that can gain a lot of unwanted attention. Already, you will be easily noticed as a foreigner. Water is another thing that most foreigners are hesitant to drink from public places. You can go for the packaged drinking water or the mineral water bottles that are available in plenty. Just make sure you take enough vaccinations to prevent yourself from diseases such as malaria.

Although you might attract a lot of attention, as a foreigner, you should be alert while paying taxis and autos, and at shopping destinations. Be assertive about your approach and let them feel you know what you are dealing with. It is best if you are traveling as a group, especially if you are on a vacation like North Eastern India or Ladakh travel.

India Is The World’s Most Exotic Destination

Seeing and visiting this destination can be best done by taking an Indian tour package. The duration of the stay and visit can range from one week and go up to however long visitors would like to one can take in sights and make impressions. Landing at the capital of the country would be the best way to start. Tourists normally do the Delhi Agra tour package which gives them ample time to visit the one of the most famous landmarks, the Taj Mahal. It is a smooth white marble palace which is made of unsurpassed brilliance. Tours And Travel In India are incomplete without a visit to this beautiful palace. 

Delhi on the other hand, is different in terms of being modern, cosmopolitan and livelier. In Delhi travel by metro is the best way to take in the sights. Shopping in Delhi is delightful as most of the markets and bazaars have their own charm combined with no price tags and small bit of haggling. The weather is at its best between October and March. This city has a mix of old and new world. One half of Delhi has old architectural sites, interesting markets and bustling streets  and the  other side has been dotted with huge malls, modern over bridges, high rise buildings with lush landscaping. The city caters to all kinds of visitors, independent travellers, travellers who like to stay at offbeat locations and see things at leisure. Although in Delhi travel is mostly done by public transportation it is advisable for travellers to hire a private taxi to get around. 

India Is Known For its Incredible Diversity And Regional Cuisine

There is a huge amount of diversity in the country’s cuisine. North India is known for its clay oven Tandoor dishes, East India is famous for seafood delicacies and South India is known for its mouth watering dosas. South India tours typically include a tasting or sampling of all famous South Indian specialties. Similar going on a Rajasthan tour would mean eating the tastiest vegetarian food. This Indian state is the second biggest in the country and has the best palaces and forts that history can boast of. Rajasthan sees a lot of visitors from all over the world in October and November when the colourful Pushkar camel fair is held. Some travellers like to witness this fair and therefore include it in their Rajasthan tours.

Apart from the most beautiful and serene monasteries travelling to Ladakh would mean witnessing natural and barren yet stunning landscapes. Ladakh travel and tour is primarily done by road or air. Trekking enthusiasts consider Ladakh to be a heaven as they are able to experience nature in its true form. Short treks are made by visitors to experience the sheer beauty of the mountains and the small villages. End of June right up to mid October is the time that treks are usually conducted. Travellers must be fully aware of the local traditions, culture and beliefs of Ladakh in order to gain the respect and the cooperation of the locals. Most treks can be organized through travel agencies who usually provide a guide, packhorses, supplies and food.