Nowadays, more and more people like to travel abroad. As a big neighbor of our country, India is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world, the second largest population country in the world, and the largest country in the South Asian subcontinent. It has extremely rich human and natural resources, and its tourism resources are colorful. Now more and more friends choose to travel in India. So, do you know what you need to bring with you in India? What are the precautions for Indian tourism?
Preparation before travel
1、 Clothing
In spring and summer, it is light and practical. Swimsuit, sunglasses, sunscreen, sandals, slippers. It is more comfortable to wear cotton hemp breathable long trousers in India. In the eyes of Hindus, the cow is the mount of Shiva God, so you should reduce cowhide products, such as leather watch strap and belt.
Many temples in India prohibit people from wearing untidy clothes. It is better not to wear shorts and skirts when visiting Indian temples. Many parts of India have haze, so it is suggested that sensitive people should wear masks or magic scarves.
2、 Communication
Some Chinese phones can be used in India, while others can't. And the telephone system is also different. In India, it is more troublesome to apply for telephone cards. It needs to register various personal information, which may not be approved on the same day. So we'd better have two mobile wifi. There is WiFi in the hotel, not necessarily in the dock. International calls in India are in seconds.
3、 Bring us dollars
When paying the bill, large amount in US dollars, small amount in rupees. Indian businesses also pay you rupees for change (avoid taking large amounts of cash in public). Try to use a small wallet that can be stuffed into your trouser pocket or a pocket that can hold money and passport to ensure financial security.
4、 Exchange rupees
It is best to exchange rupees at the airport when you enter the country. Buying and selling coins should be strictly in accordance with regulations. There is a currency exchange office at the International Airport. Don't forget to get the voucher. This voucher is also needed to exchange rupees for other currencies. When leaving the country, all rupees should be changed at the airport exchange office. Rupees are not allowed to be brought in or taken out of the country.
5、 Set aside a little change when shopping
India is a typical tipping country. Bellman, room service and so on need to pay tips. The amount of tip varies from 20 to 100 rupees.
6、 Time difference
India has only one time zone, 2 hours and 30 minutes slower than China.
7、 Power supply
The voltage is basically the same as that in China. It is equipped with two cylindrical conversion sockets and another plug. All sockets are cylindrical plugs (as shown in the figure).
8、 Standing medicine
Gastrointestinal medicine, cold medicine, anti-inflammatory drugs, mosquito repellent liquid and commonly used personal drugs. Be sure to take it with you in case of emergency.
9、 Self provided snack bag
Indians are used to wrapping food in newspapers. If it is not acceptable, they can prepare food bags. What should I pay attention to when I travel to India? Seven points for attention in Indian tourism
matters needing attention
1. Don't tip beggars around to avoid being surrounded.
2. Do not take pictures with Indian women without permission. Do not ask strangers to help take photos, so as to avoid the camera never returning.
3. Also, do not touch the skin of local people (do not touch the head of children). Avoid handing things to local people with your left hand.
4. Keep an eye on your personal belongings. Check your luggage when you leave the hotel.
5. Avoid drinking raw water (including tap water).
6. Indian diet is mainly vegetarian, meat is mainly chicken, pork and beef can not be found in the market. Due to the religious taboos in India, it is not allowed to order beef and pork in restaurants, and the restaurants do not provide beef and pork dishes.
7. When you see a special religious ceremony being held, you can look at it from a distance, but you must not despise or criticize it, so as not to provoke right and wrong.