Tips for traveling to India

The India It is, undoubtedly, the country of aromas and color, or at least say all those who at some point have visited or deeply known it, even through television or the Internet. Hindus are always surrounded by beauty, whether in clothing, jewelry, houses, monuments ... and especially in the Taj Mahal, the symbol of the country and place that every year hundreds of thousands of people visit. Keep the following tips in mind travel to india so that nothing catches you without having it organized:

- In order to enter the country you need the passport, not only that it is in order but also has a minimum validity of six months and the corresponding visa. The visa lasts for 6 months.

- The currency of India is rupee, and one euro equals roughly 68 rupees. In the big cities there are many banks that can do your currency exchange, although they also do it at the airport and hotels (this option is a little more expensive). In rural areas you can not change it, so take it from here and so you will not be worried about getting it.

- The official language is Hindi, although they have more than 18 recognized languages ​​and more than 1600 dialects. A whole world of languages ​​but do not worry since almost all Indians know how to speak English, especially in the most tourist areas.

- The best date to go is from mid from august to march, since the rest of the year it is too hot and it is not highly recommended, although if you can not travel on another date, because you wear comfortable clothes and always cool water, I do not think you have a bigger problem.

- You should get vaccinated against tetanus, hepatitis A and B and typhoid fever.

- It is highly recommended that you do not drink water that is not bottled, or ice, or eat anything that is not cooked, as much as you like fruit. Prevention is better than cure.

- Another thing you can take with you are medicines aspirin, acetaminophen, or something you usually take regularly. There it can be very difficult to find them.

TOP 5 TRAVEL TIPS FOR INDIA | TRIP PLANNING ESSENTIALS (April 2024)