India is a place that can capture your heart, no wonder tourists come back for more. India is a hectic, daunting place with overcrowded bazaars, noisy music, pungent spices, dusty roads, cow dung on the streets; a mesmerizing place that will make you addicted to this amazing country. It will cast a spell that few will forget from the moment they step off the plane. Here is a compilation of travel guide and travel tips for India that you need to know before you make your trip to India. But mind you, these travel to India tips is not the complete list. Bookmark this page for more tips on India from me!
1. Come with an open mind
2. Stay healthy
3. Keep cool. India is a hot country, try to keep cool, drink plenty of water and don’t get dehydrated
4. Avoid crowds
5. Be careful with your money
8. Avoid booking taxis from hotel
9. Although no vaccinations are required for entry to India however consider taking the hepatitis A,Typhoid and malaria vaccinations. Other health risks could include dengue fever, bird flu, polio, meningitis, cholera, typhoid, hepatitis, tuberculosis, diphtheria and rabies
10. Do not show or flash your money in public
11. Don’t wear too much gold that will attract attention
12. Try not to take too much luggage with you; you can find what you need in India
13. Don’t eat too much if you are not used to spicy food
14. Take it easy and slow down. India is not a day trip, you need months. So tailor your trip accordingly
15. Always carry a handkerchief
16. Take care of children to avoid abduction
17. Learn how to use the Indian toilets
18. Beware of scams and touts. Avoid timeshare scams in Goa. If you do get pressured in to buying one, go through a timeshare exit when you leave
19. You can always bargain with the prices. Negotiate everything, prices, guides, fares, etc
20. Always carry a bar of soap with you. You might consider taking anti-bacterial wipes or gel and toilet paper
21. Wear a cap to avoid the heat on you head
22. Be calm, India is a hot, crowded place and tempers can easily boil. Stay calm
23. Be prepared to wait. India has more than 1.21 billion people, be prepared to wait at cues
24. Acknowledge that Indians and foreigners have to pay different tariffs and entry fees at historical monuments and museums
25. Don’t get cheated or over charged
26. Learn some Hindi or the local language. India has 22 official languages. Think of it this way, each Indian state has a different Indian language. Hindi is the official language and spoken by 60% of the population. English is common across India. Here’s my Hindi book for your travels in India
27. Always wash your hands before you have your food
28. Learn salutations used in India, such as Namaste (Hindi), Vanakkam (Tamil) although “Hello” or “Hi” is fine
29. You might consider becoming a veggie in India. Firstly, as most Indians are vegetarian and there are great vegetarian food to be had secondly a dodgy meat kebab is more likely to harm you than undercooked vegetables
30. Get more understanding where you are and about the local place
31. Tailor your trip accordingly
32. Walk like a pro, show or pretend that you know the place. Don’t let anyone know that this is your first trip to India
33. Don’t give too much to beggars perhaps Rupees 2 – 10. There are people who pretend to be beggars. Once you give a handout, be prepared to be swarmed for many more
34. Buy from reputable shops. There are fake and counterfeit goods that may look like the real thing but they aren’t, common ones include Ray-Ban sunglasses
35. Beware of corrupt police officers. Corruption and inefficiency are present in many aspects of the Indian police force. Be prepared to pay bribes to get your case registered
36. Beware of fake notes. Pakistan is trying to destabilize India by pumping fake currency
37. Avoid local buses (not coaches), take taxis or autos instead
38. Some people say avoid street foods; if you want to test your karma, go ahead
39. Don’t just go to India just for the weed
40. Always make hotel reservations in advance. Hotels will take photocopies of your passport and visa
41. Make sure your hotels are air conditioned or at least has a ceiling fan
42. Be alert on trains unless you are on the Maharaja Express
43. Just be safe and watch out if someone is being too friendly
44. Don’t eat or drink anything any one gives you while travelling, it may not be safe
45. Indians in general are very friendly people but crooks take advantage of this. Basically, don’t accept food or drinks from strangers, they could be spiked. Exercise a high degree of caution
46. Tips are acceptable in India usually room service (at the end of your stay not after every service)
47. Keep your passport with you at all times and hide it
48. Keep several photocopies of your passport and tickets
49. Keep your travelers checks with you at all times, don’t just leave them in the hotel room
50. Keep your suitcases locked at all times. This is not to say that everyone are thieves but who knows opportunists might be lurking around
51. Buy some local clothing like a Kurta, a saree or a salwar kameez and blend in
52. Learn dietary habits of Indians. Many are vegetarians. Hindus don’t eat beef, Muslims don’t eat pork. Don’t offer them anything that they can’t eat
53. Remember photography in many places is not allowed such as airports, sensitive controversial religious places such as Mathura and Ayodhya. You might need special permission to take photos or shoot videos. If you are a casual tourist then it will be fine. You might have to pay a “camera fee”
54. When entering shrines and temples remove your shoes. Some temples prohibit the entry of leather goods such as belts and leather wallets
55. Wear sunglasses, look cool and keep the extreme sunlight out of your eyes
56. Many Indian roads are poorly constructed, be prepared for bumpy rides
57. Carry your own medication. Sometimes fakes are sold in India
58. Remember alcohol is available in India except some states such as Gujarat. Kingfisher beer is a popular one in India
59. If you are expecting to eat beef curries and pork sausages, forget it
60. “Holy” cows are revered (not worshipped). Show respect. Stroke her if you can. Mooo
61. No tips for taxi drivers
62. Always use pre-paid taxies from airports and stations (not all stations have pre-booking services). If that’s not available, fix the price before you take the ride
63. Bargain with the guides at historical places. Rupees 100-300 is fine for 30 minutes to 1 hour
64. Don’t always trusts travel agents for booking tickets, they overcharge. Book at airports and train stations if you can
65. Never accept a free ride from anyone, use relevant transport
66. Keep money in various pockets so that if you get pick pocketed in one then you’ll have money in the other
67. There is a remote possibility of a terror attack in a crowded place from Islamic terrorists
68. Foreigners are known to have been kidnapped by Maoists also called Naxalites (Outlawed groups that want Communist rule) in exchange of prisoners. Two Italian tourists were abducted by Maoists from the Daringbadi area of Kandhamal district, in Orissa on 14 March 2012. They are active in states of Jharkhand, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, West Bengal, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and Orrisa
69. Remember Kashmir is disputed with Pakistan. Always travel to Kashmir by air. Although violence has decreased, there is a remote possibility of bomb or grenade attacks, shootings and kidnappings
70. Remember state of Arunachal Pradesh is disputed with China. (the Chinese wants to engulf the entire region)
71. If you trek mountains, remember there are no rescue services above 3,000 meters. Only the Indian Air Force can rescue you once they know you are there. Don’t hike alone
72. Always buy travel insurance before coming to India
73. Goa is the epicenter of tourism in India. Tourists have been coming to Goa for drugs, stay away from drugs. Drugs are illegal in India
74. There have also been incidents of rape in Goa, women travelers must be careful
75. Tourists leaving India will not be allowed to re-enter India again for 2 months
76. Beware of the weather in India. Weather in India can be severe such as heavy rains during the Monsoon season between June to October
77. If you lose your passport, report to the police station and get a report. Talk to your embassy or consulate for replacement or other travel arrangements
78. Consider emailing images of your passport, tickets, other important documents to yourself just in case you need to retrieve it later
79. Be careful with your hand luggage, snatching do occur. There is very little or no risk of street robbery in India. “India is not Somalia”
80. The electrical supply is 220/240V and 50Hz. Carry the appropriate “round pin” electric connectors similar to European ones
81. Remember Indian Standard Time (IST) is 10 ½ hours ahead of American EST, 5 ½ hours ahead of GMT/UTC and 4 ½ hours behind Australian EST
82. India is not disabled friendly. There are very few facilities at airports, trains, coaches or hotels. However Indian people are generally very helpful in this regard and will be more than willing to help disabled people
83. Carry mosquito repellents or nets with you
84. Have your hip replaced in India for a fraction of a price you would pay in the USA or avoid the 2 year waiting list in the UK. Thousands of medical tourists come to India. One such good hospital is the Apollo Hospital in 20 Indian cities
85. Don’t be alarmed if you get waken up in the early hours of the morning with the sounds of prayers from loud speakers
86. Don’t be surprised to see poverty on the streets
87. Be extremely cautious when travelling alone at night
88. Try to organize money in various ways such as traveler’s cheques, cash, credit cards
89. You cannot buy mobile sim-cards in India without permission. In Jammu and Kashmir, local government does not allow roaming facilities to foreigners. The best thing is to take your own mobile with roaming
90. Although India is secular country but religion is sensitive in India. Don’t go around converting people, you will need a missionary visa. Not a safe thing to do
91. The death penalty in India is alive and kicking for some crimes such as murder, kidnapping for ransom and drugs
92. A daily dose of pro-biotics or yogurt pills a month before coming to India and during your stay can help reduce stomach upsets
93. Politics is big in India. Try to be neutral
94. Homosexuality is not socially accepted in India and homophobia is prevalent. Although homosexuality is not a crime in India, Indian society is struggling with gay rights. By the way men do hold hands in India
95. Remember that it is unusual for the opposite sex to kiss in public
96. Note the emergency phone numbers are: police (100), ambulance (102 or the nearest hospital), medical and fire emergency (101)
97. Can use internet cafes to access the internet at a price of about 10-20 Rupees per hour. There are only a few Wi-Fi hotspots in India although there are wireless internet services
98. International calling is cheap from India. The country code for India is 91. Use a telephone booth if there are no international calling facilities from your hotel. They are known as a PCO (Public Call Office) and they offer STD/ISD (Subscriber Trunk Dialing/International Subscriber Dialing), or national and international long distance
99. Try not to drive; it’s not safe for the faint hearted. If you must then be prepared to encounter mad truckers, speeding maniacs, honking taxis, wandering cows, suicidal pedestrians, pot-holed tarmacs all at the same time
100. If it’s your first time in India, book a tour. You’ll know exactly where you’re going
101. Don’t be over cautious or be nervous, India is a safe country
If you want more travel advice or travel tips to India feel free to contact me. You can also buy some of my books on India.
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Whoa! I’m in my hometown right now! Hahah 😀 India is fun right now, yet it’s hot!!
These tips should actually be followed especially when travelling and roaming around!
PS – There’s no rain! :O
I know what you mean, it can get hot.
Hello Shalu sharma, Really great tips….and very well written and great stuff, both in the article as well as the comments section. Thanks for sharing;-)
Hi Shalu, great tips. Maybe someday I’ll visit India (I suppose it may be earliest in 3-4 years).
I don’t know if it’s a good idea, but maybe you should prepare a post like “Best places to visits in India in two weeks” 😉 ?
Thanks for sharing
Chris
Hey Chris….whenever you plan to visit to India…..bro then drop me a note…we will plan a gettogether if possible….
Very nice tips Shalu,
I think you have shared everything which is necessary to live in India.
Thanks for everything.
4 and 15 (crowd)are same point. otherwise good list
wow, i want to see india one day
my cousin went. i live in egypt , not so far
i hope i can make it some day: )
Hi Shalu,
These are good tips to keep some of theme in mind while visiting India. India is much like Pakistan where you can also not show money and expensive things among the public. Because the dangerous guys observe you from third eye…!
Hi Shalu….its really a very nice tips for everybody whether he/she is from india or from other country……
I would like to give you one suggestion……convert this article with some more inputs (like where to emergency contact details, police control room, Visa office number, Railway enquiry Number etc) and convert it into a pdf…. make it a e-book and provide it downloadable for those who subscribe to your blog……
It will give you two benefit…
1- More Subscriber
2- Promiotion (add your blog name a watermark in pdf)
Good idea, I will definitely think upon this idea. Thank you for sharing it.
hi shalu
Nice tips given in this article.i definitely apply when i go to trip..
Thanks for these useful tipps! I’m flying India next month!
Hello Shalu sharma
Really great tips….and very well written
and great stuff, both in the article as well as the comments section.
Thanks for sharing;-)
Hi Shalu,
India is one of the places I’ve wanted to visit as a child. I was fascinated by the stories, the elephants, and it just seemed so romantic and mysterious to me.
Now that I’m an adult, the desire to visit is still there although cow dung, the Indian toilet, crowds and a sense of danger is giving me second thoughts but I still want to see the Taj Mahal and other beautiful places.
Thanks for putting up these travel tips. Now, at least we know what to expect and be prepared.
Wow… what a huge list of dos and don’t s, great tips for traveling around India and staying safe and healthy.
Thank you Medha, I am glad you liked it. Indians and tourists to India alike needs to take care while travelling in India.
I heard about spicy food in India.
Thankfully, I am being trained by my wife (she is from Chongqing, China) – which is also famous for its spiciness 🙂
@shalu..
Awesome tips 🙂
If any of the person follows the above mentioned tips exactly then he/she may not be involved in any kind of problems…and also they can enjoy their trip peacefully 😀
Nice post..worth it.
These are great tips and you are honest about the dangers a tourist might face. Every tourist should take heed to your suggestions. You would make a good tourist guide.
Great tips, thank you for such a detailed guide. I got a bit scared, but I’d still want to visit India. The death penalty is scary, though. What if some innocent tourist lands in jail and gets convicted to death by mistake?
hi Violeta,
this is not my blog but i did want to reply to you question as i am also from India.
you are right that death penalty is scary, but it is given only in rare of the rarest case, also when any tourist land in jail didnt matter why, there embassy plays important role in sorting out issues (India has good relation with almost every country around the globe), Also remember India is a friendly country and indians respect their guests. You are most welcomed here, but beaware of all the dangers.
Hope you are soon coming to India. 🙂
best regards,
Sahil Waste
I’d still want to visit India. I heard about spicy food in India. Maybe someday I’ll visit India (I suppose it may be earliest in 3-4 years). 😀
OMG! You have collected So Much Information and Posted them all which are very Useful for tourist. If People from all Countries Do like this and Post Useful Guides then Visiting to any foreign country won’t be a Problem because we will get all the Information from The Blog.
Thanks
~Debasis 🙂
When I went to India I always had clear, bottled water with me. People are crazy when they go overseas and don’t stay hydrated! Fantastic advice and I hope more people take it!
Hi Shalu,
this is very nice guide and the best part is you are too honest with others about Inda while writing these tips.
here is a tip– while reading this list is a great pleasure but applying it is not that easy as one have to find out what to do next from 100 entries, if you can please spread it into diffrent categories like Do’s, Dont’s, important contacts, important places (i know this is tough but writing this list is also not so easy 😉 ),Something about indian weather, national holidays, Important festivals in India, anything else you think you missed or forget to include. Also, i like sandeep Kumar’s suggestion and i do recommend it too.
hope for the best. 🙂
thanks and regards,
Sahil Waste
Thank you for the tips Sahil.
Thank you for the great tips! I’m visiting India for the first time in Nov for the Diwali festivities. I’m soo excited!
These are great tips Shalu and I appreciated it. I am going to India soonest and will take heed of what you have provided here, in fact, I have bookmarked this. Thanks 🙂
My god shalu. awesome!!!
You dint miss even the smallest of point!! 😉
Perfect article for foreigners.
Extraordinary info Shalu!!! India is a fabulous place to travel. Historical places, monuments, forts, palaces, caves and temples makes India a historical travel destination to people from all over the world. Your tips will definitely help them out for a perfect planning during Indian journey.
Very Good done by you…. I like it. Keep it up 🙂
very useful tips for people who don’t know anything about India.
This is a huge list! How did you manage to gather this info? Have you been to India? I’m planning a visit by year 2014.
Great tips! But can you make summarize them? 101 tips would take me an hour to read. 😀 Just kidding.
Anyways, does Indian speaks English? Or are they easily can catch up or understand any English accent? Travelers sometimes encountered being hard to understand because of their accents, and it’s just funny because I heard a related story from a friend. Thanks for this tips by the way! Noted.
im off to india soon, and just looking around for some usefull tips but i want to know where can you hire a car cheap?
Thank you so much for all the info and tips!! This website is great and making me much less nervous about my travel! 🙂
You offer so many insightful tips, Shallu. The fact you blog from an Indian perspective is so helpful. Even though I’ve traveled India, there’s so much that is elusive and reading tips from a traveler’s perspective is completely different from a local one. Thanks so much.
Thank you Christine for your comments. I suppose Indians will see things in a different light.
Regards
Great tip…! I Love India.
I really want to visit India very soon..
Your Website is very brilliant.
I Appreciate your thinking
“Tourists leaving India will not be allowed to re-enter India again for 2 months” I didn’t know this. Is this applicable to all country?
Lauren, do you mean all nationalities?
Hi
A great bullet point list here. I Ida is definatly on my bucket list of places to visit. I have done a lot of short haul around Europe. Now after going further a field. The old saying there is nothing like travel to broaden the mind. I couldn’t agree more.
Very helpful post thanks lee
Lee, hope you do visit India and like it. Best wishes and hope to see you again here.
As we know that India is a country of tradition and festivals but some of the safety tips are require and you should follow these rules
These all are wonderful tips to visit India, A person who doesn’t want to visit in India, He/she will must visit after reading these amazing tips.
Comprehensive list of tips. Been to India once and it left me intrigued, so I\’d like to check it out again sometime, very soon!
Actually I am also think its more positive news for the real estate market. I think it make a biggest change in real estate field. Thank you for this posting. Keep it up.
Excellent tips. Pretty much covered everything there is to know about traveling in India.
Regards from the Philippines!
Hi Shalu,
These are very nice or useful tips for all. Thnks for sharing such a nice information.
Very informative tips. thanks for sharing such helpful tips.definetely going to help readers.
GOOD WORK KEEP IT UP.GREAT WORK.I LIKE IT VERY MUCH.GOOD THING
Such a useful post! Although I think number 101 will be hard to follow after reading some of the others :s – but it really does give a great summary of India. It’s such a wonderful place but you do need to be alert on your guard.
Well worth a read for anyone visiting.
Thanks for helpful tips about planning a tour in india. my concern is after the big disaster in uttrakhand is it safe to travel on mountains of india.
i really willing to go leh city via manali.
Please suggest
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Thank you for such a nice article
Again a Nice article. keep it up.All India results follow this blog..everyone should follow this 101 tips to travel in India.
Great blog! Thanks for sharing such important tips for traveling to India. Could you tell me some good visiting place for summer, especially in north India ?
Everyone should take more precaution mostly while planning for a trip to forts in India. There is no transportation facility available at the base of most of the forts. Every tourist should be careful while trekking and hiking.
India is great place to visit, but when I read these kind of stories, they hurt me. Anyway this was great post and tips
Outstanding guidelines. Fairly much protected everything there is to know about journeying in Indian.
Regards from the Philippines!
The tips are very nice. I am very proud of my country. These tips helped me a lot. I will go traveling to India next year in the summer of 2014.
Hope you enjoy India.
these are amongst the best tips for foreigners as well as for the travelers who come from other states too
These are good tips to keep some of theme in mind while visiting India. India is much like Pakistan where you can also not show money and expensive things among the public. Because the dangerous guys observe you from third eye…!
Really the great tips. Whenever i visit India i must apply these at that moment.
Shalu mam it’s a great job. In 101 tips you just straight away presented the scenario to be in India. You made every thing so very clear.And on e more point is you have narrated it in a quite simple way.One could just like that come to India with these tips alone i guess.Appreciable work…:)
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it be simply me or does it look like some of the comments come across like they are written by brain dead individuals?
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A wonderful tips …I think you must have watch very closely to the India travel market …These tips are very use full specially for the foreign visitors.
Nice travel tips..Am reading your 101 tips, its great and very useful..
Really the great tips, I am very proud of my country. These tips helped me a lot. I will go traveling to India next year in the summer of 2014
Hay Shalu Sharma thanks for advise i really want to like journey in India and it’s my first time so i hop you post can help me.
really a nice tips especially for foreign visitors….so whenever i visit to india must apply these tips..
very nice information Whenever i visit India i must apply these
Really the great tips. Whenever i visit India i would like to use these at that moment.
wow! really these are the great tips for the foreigner and also for Indian’s. Really it will help a lot for all the travellers coming to India
India is a wonderful place to roam and see the wonders of Nature and these tips must be followed while roaming in India
Great to see your article. Now i wanna to travel India during my summer vacation.Hope visit places are attractive and reflect the beautiful India.
Thanks for sharing 🙂
I am originally from Indonesia, and do you know, that I had never come on holiday to India. maybe your article can help me later when I would bergi to india 🙂
nice post 🙂
very nice tips.. everyone should know about it and explore india our food and many other things
Hi ,Good information very informative .Thanks i think this is one of the most popular travel website in india
I really like your way of expressing the opinion and sharing the information.
I really like your way of expressing the opinion and sharing the information.
There is some great work here, Shalu, many thanks. Reference #25: Is it acceptable to ‘haggle’ over prices in all transactions, or are there some situations where you shouldn’t? I wouldn’t want to offend anyone wothout knowing it.
Thank you so much for this huge list of great tips. So many of these are smart rules to keep in mind when traveling to any foreign country, not just India. And #17 made me laugh.
Glad you liked it Eliza.
yes you are right sure graet tips and tutorials keep i ups so you will makes lot of things
I visit new dehli India on 2007. Now i will remember following tips about traveling during the journey.
Wow!!! this is really great help for everyone who loves travelling. Some travel companies are offering awesome cashback on hotels and flights booking. I heard you can save upto INR 6100 on booking. That’s good news for travel lovers.
Great post. These tips are amazing. I love that you are so honest about the dangers a tourist might face in india. Thank you so much for these amazing and complex informations.
Really beautifully described 101 travel trips to India, thanks for sharing this information with everyone.
really a nice tips especially for foreign visitors….so whenever i visit to india must apply these tips.
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They are indeed usefull tips you have shared, @17 was quite funny. #87 it is true you have to be alert especially at night. Thank you for sharing and entertaining.
You have pointed out few of the sense making tips on the above article, That has to come out of experience.
First of all I want to say fantastic blog! I had a quick question which I’d like to ask if you don’t mind. I was interested to know how you center yourself and clear your head before writing.I have had trouble clearing my thoughts in getting my thoughts out there.I truly do enjoy writing but it just seems like the first 10 to 15 minutes are lost simply just trying to figure out how to begin. Any suggestions or tips? Many thanks!
I really appreciate the blog and I wish you do write more blogs on India Tourism. Your collections are simply super. Keep Happy Journey all the times. 🙂
OMG you suggest 101 traveling tips to India. its really very useful for new visitors.many thanx for this.
Nicely done 101 great tips for any tourist. although I liked your suggestion for hotel cabs the most they really charge very high rates and expense on travelling is what cost the most to the tourists, and can’t really depend on local taxis too. its always better to get a car on rent from a well-known brand.
Wow, I was wondering what all you would write to reach 101 tips, but you have done a great work. The list is entirely useful and of course all are important for someone coming to India.
Thank you for making big list tips for tourism. this is really nice
Pretty comprehensive article on tips for travellers visiting India. Great article! You have covered all the aspects one can think of.
Useful tips for traveler ill share this to my friends.. Thanks
Really great article with many tips to tour India. Thanks for sharing.
Very interesting blog. Alot of blogs I see these days don’t really provide anything that I’m interested in, but I’m most definately interested in this one.
Really great article with many tips to tour India. Thanks for sharing.
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Very useful article. Have bookmarked it for future reference. Keep posting….
Great very useful tips and information. “Avoid tap water, and any food that may have been washed in it, at all times. No ice, no salads and no fruit you haven’t just peeled yourself.
Many travellers go veggie whilst in India. It’s not a bad idea. A dodgy bit of meat will do you a lot more harm than slightly undercooked vegetables. Plus, many Indians are vegetarian, so there’s a fabulous choice of vegetarian food. If you do eat meat, make sure it’s well cooked. If in doubt, eat at a place that’s packed with locals.
Toilets are notoriously bad in India, but they don’t have to be health hazards. Consider using the left-hand-and-water-jug method preferred by many locals (it is, after all, so much more hygienic than using dry paper), but don’t forget to carry soap with you so you can wash your hands properly afterwards.”
Thanks
Hi Shalu These are good tips to keep some of theme in mind while visiting India. India is much like Pakistan where you can also not show money and expensive things among the public. Because the dangerous guys observe you from third eye…! Thanks a lot
Hi this is very good article you published, it is still helpful for any one who want to visit India. Thanks for such effort and hope you will continue in future also.
Tanveer Abbas,
I want to visit india . and searched many guides about visitng to india . and finally here i am reading your article. thanks for your guide words.
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Hi Shalu,
Very useful information for tourist who are planning to travel in India. They must keep in mind, all these 100 points. I came first time to your blog here and became fan.
Regards,
Vaibhav
That’s great effort and some very precise 101 travel tips for anyone who wants to travel to India. These tips covers almost all the essentials to travel to India and I would definitely recommend same.
great post. thanks a lot for sharing this useful tips.
very useful tips for every traveller.thank you for posting this helpful article….I will follow your tips when i went out ….
Thanks a lot. Really Very Help full information related to Travelling News.
Hello Shalu Mam,
I have been following your Blog from quite some time. These 101 travel tips are awesome and almost all of them stand perfect. I admire your expertise. Good Luck !
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Such an interesting and Awesome Tips For Tourists I liked ur tips and thanks Shalu for sharing such a good Article
Hello Shalu ji undoubtedly, you are a great travel writer, I am from Delhi and I’ll plan a trip to the northeast. Can you suggest the best place visit northeast? Please help me out with your lots of experience.
Shalu Jee your blog truly tells the beauty of my motherland. I am living in US. but still miss my country. Shalu Jee just keep going and post these nice images. God bless you. Jai Hind.
Wow! This a very detailed and all-inclusive article, Shalu! Thanks!
Wow killer post on India, Good stuff. We spent 4 weeks in India on a whirlwind itinerary visiting 6 different regions yet only really scratching the surface of this complex and diverse country.
Awesome article to read. Really very enjoyable. i liked it very much. keep up the good work.
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It’s a very much useful travel tips for people travelling to India especially the first timer. Thanks a lot Shalu Sharma!
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Inida is an amazing country. This guide is helpful for me. I plan to travel in India this summer. Shalu! Thanks!
Hi Shalu,
Thank you for sharing this informative article. I learned new things from you. It helped me a lot and I hope that it will also help others. I appreciate your efforts.
Have a good day ahead.
Those tips are super helpful. India is such an incredible country and I fell in love with it during my travels. I wish I had found your list before my first trip to India.
each and every tip you mention in this article, it helps all who want to get to plan a trip, so thanks for sharing useful guidelines.
mam your all tips are very helful for travelling thanku very much and keep writing posts .