What are the places worth going for a month's self-help tour in India?

1. There are many scenic spots in India, most of which are human landscapes, especially stone carvings. Except for the northern Himalayas, the rest are all great plains, and the natural landscape is similar. It is suitable for taking the night train and won't miss the scenery, because there is no scenery at all.

2. The transportation is convenient and you can walk at any time, especially by bus. Try to take the local train, it's cheap and airy, and the air-conditioned car is too stuffy.

3. Low consumption, but expensive hotels in non-tourist cities. Consumption is low in northern India and high in southern India.

Most hotels are near the station. So is the restaurant.

5. It's a mess everywhere, so be prepared psychologically and prepare cool oil, mosquito repellent and other items.

6. Few people have nothing to eat, they are spicy and dirty, and they often go hungry. You can hardly eat meat, and even chicken is limited to a few big cities. Bananas are delicious and cheap. It is recommended to bring more compressed biscuits and beef jerky from China.

7. Bring laxatives and antipyretics. I went to Africa for a long time without getting sick and fell down in India.

There are more than one bus station and railway station in this city. Which station is it?

9. It is more cost-effective to exchange US dollars for rupees than RMB for rupees. Kalgada 1: 56, Delhi 1: 54, Mumbai 1:53, Bank 1:52, Airport 1:49. My daughter and I stayed in India for 52 days. Except for the round-trip air ticket, all the expenses amounted to $65,438+0,600. The hotel was better, the food was as good as possible, but the transportation was the cheapest. The lone ranger will be lower. So it takes a lot of money to change money according to the number of days, plan the last few days, and then change it into dollars.

10. Products should be bought in Delhi, with many varieties and cheap prices, but if you leave another city, you will have to test your physical fitness.