Solo Travel Tips to India

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Solo Travel Tips to India
Basic Tips - Drink sterilized water This is
important while you are traveling in India. As a
person who reads has point out the carry a
steripen so you can disinfect your drinking water
rather than make worthless in the form of the
plastic bottle is a better idea. Other than, if
you do go the bottle walkway, make sure that it
hasnt been tamper with. Ensure that the cap is
intact. Some bottle has a plastic covered.
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Patience Not everything will continue to work on
your timetable in India but, if you ask me, it
all works. Just like the traffic, India works
alone inner logic. ID Proof Keep your license
handy. There is a time such as on the trains
where you could be called for ID proof with your
passport tucked away it is handy to have a
license available. Travel Agents It looks that
Internet cafes and so on will set themselves up
as best travel company in India with no
recognized position.
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For Foreigners In the Taj Mahal tour from Delhi,
there are individual lines for foreigners. For
the most famous places, there will vary charge
for foreigners even if there arent different
lines. To be Justify Alone If you wish to be
justify only (which is challenging
at train station and so on in India) take action
deliberately.  Accommodation Reservations You
can book by email or phone. If you ask me, the
phone was easier.
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You need to the booking without requesting a
debit card. Larger, string hotels may possibly
require a card. Check your room Before you
consent to stay, check your room and verify the
purchase price. No window? Require another or
discount offers. Payment All the budgeted hotels
I remained at took cash only. Earplugs If you
are a light sleeper earplugs are a good notion.
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Structures in India are constructed of materials
like marble that bounces sound around. Personnel
in the lobby and morning hours
religious rituals nearby can be loud. Hot
Water In many budget resort or hotel, you will
need to carefully turn on the boiler about
quarter hour before you want hot
water. Power The power may also be shut down
between certain times every day. In my
experience, each morning 2 hours and another 2
hours in the evening.
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Expensive Hotels If on a budget, I love
these luxury hotels and their views for meals or
drink. Transportation Book in advance Book
seats in the better vehicles go quickly so it is
better to reserve your trains at least weekly in
advance. With regards to the train, 1AC, 2AC, CC,
are best. Buying at the Station The major train
station has separate ticket lines for foreigner
tourist. Watch Your Change My first solution was
bought for me personally by an area beside me in
the foreigners lines. 
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Watch Your Change My first solution was bought
for me personally by an area beside me in the
foreigners lines.  Trains are Punctual Some
trains in a few stations only stop for just 2 to
3 minutes. Intend to reach the station early on
when you have difficulty finding your track and
car. Finding Your Car If you have a reserved
seat youll be in a selected car. Sleeper
Cars There are usually 2 toilets at each end of
the vehicle with at least one is western style.
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Justify Luggage If you are touring by train and
want to avoid in the city for your day, show your
onward solution and, for 10 rupees every day, you
can leave your luggage in a secure area when you
tour. Retiring Rooms Some station has a room
that you can rent so long as you come with an
onward ticket. The price is low and the stay is
very basic. Rickshaws Much cheaper than taxis
they easily hold up to 3 people plus luggage.
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Buses These typically run along main roads of
smaller cities. You can join and leap off
in Rishikesh, the price is 5 rupees no subject
what lengths you go. Shopping Take Your
Time There are always many, many distributors for
each and every product.  First Time Salespersons
will ask you if this is the first time in
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