What do I need to prepare for going to India?

Question 1: What should I bring to India? 1) anti-mosquito oil. Reason: There are many mosquitoes in India. They don't bite people until dusk, and they are not idle for 24 hours.

2) Berberine. There is something wrong with food hygiene, so there is no need to explain this.

3) Banlangen. There is a special virus infection that western medicine can't cure, so we can only wait for natural recovery. I think Radix Isatidis is effective.

4) Power conversion socket. It's not a transformer, it's something that changes the shape of the bolt.

5) After being bitten by mosquitoes, cool oil or other things that can relieve pain.

6) Small gifts.

Question 2: What do I need to prepare for going to India? Indian taboo

There are many taboos in India. Because of different religions and regions, taboos are different.

The general taboo is: you can't face north and your feet face south when you sleep. It is said that Yan Luowang lives in the south; Avoid talking about snakes at night; Avoid pancakes on festive days; Babies should avoid looking in the mirror, otherwise they will become dumb; When the father is alive, the son should avoid wrapping himself in a headscarf and shaving his head; 3 and 13 are taboo numbers, because Shiva has three eyes, and the third eye is devastating. 13 is because there is 13 days of mourning after death; During pregnancy, women are forbidden to make clothes and take pictures; Never pass things with your left hand.

It is forbidden to smell or touch the flower buds displayed in the market, which will be rejected by people.

In India, whistling is forbidden, especially for women. In restaurants, shops and other service industries, if a liar whistles to greet a waiter, it will be regarded as a polite act that offends others' personality.

The head is the most sacred part of the Indian body, so tourists are not allowed to touch the head directly. Never pat an Indian child on the head. Indians think it will hurt children.

Don't praise children, even at a friend's house. Many Indians think that this kind of praise will attract the attention of the wicked.

Indians are forbidden to wear leather products (belts, watchbands, shoes and clothes), especially in holy places, because Hindus don't kill cows and pigs, and Jains don't have to kill animals or insects.

In India, when you enter a temple or a * * * temple, you should take off your shoes and cross the threshold, not step on it. When you enter the temple barefoot, you should wash your feet at the entrance in advance to show politeness.

Anyone who enters the * * * Hall is not allowed to wear shorts or sleeveless vests and is required to take off their shoes.

Anyone who enters a Sikh temple must wear a headscarf or hat first, and then take off his shoes before entering.

Question 3: What should I pay attention to when going to India 1? If you fly to New Delhi, the capital of India, it will take about 6 or 7 hours. It's better to fly directly. How many domestic flights can fly directly to India?

2. These things are better and safer to declare. Just fill out a form. Pirated CDs and software can't be checked or unpacked, so I have them with me.

There are too many things to pay attention to during the trip. Be sure to bring medicine, stomach medicine and mosquito repellent, and only drink sealed bottled water. Welcome more questions to India.

Question 4: What are the procedures for individuals to go to india tourism? Passport,

Are you a self-help tour?

If you join a tour group, you just need to find a travel agency to sign your identity, and everything will be easy for them.

But you need to pay a deposit.

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How about going abroad? You can take your ID card/

Let me tell you something.

You have to apply for a visa before going to India: Now it's probably 600 yuan to go to the embassy.

Required information: passport, 3 2-inch color photos, and deposit certificate of more than 20,000 yuan.

Then you can find a travel agency to book air tickets and hotels!

Or you can book a flight from Shanghai Eastern Airlines to New Delhi online, but you have to transfer in Shanghai.

The hotel had better make a reservation with a travel agency. It will be very expensive to book it yourself.

A four-star hotel in New Delhi costs about $300 a night!

Question 5: What should I pay special attention to when going to india tourism? Say hello to the Indians. Don't use your left hand. Because Indians use small hoses to flush toilets, and their left hands will help clean them up, it's best not to pick up food with their left hands or greet people with their left hands.

2。 Everyone knows that cows are sacred in India, and cows are the mounts of the Hindu god Shiva. In India, don't easily ask people where to buy beef products, or say anything disrespectful to cattle. In addition, try not to use beef products as gifts for Indians. Except milk, of course. In rural India, the earth walls of some farmhouses are made of cow dung and mud (cow dung is made of grass after all, because believing in cows is also for better adhesion of mud).

3。 In China, children like to touch their heads. In India, it is best not to do this, because it is impolite.

4。 There are many religions in India, Buddhism, Hinduism and * * * religion. . . Most people believe in Hinduism, so don't talk about religion without understanding the situation in India. Maybe you are offending the person you are chatting with.

5。 Most Indians are vegetarians. Some modern young people may be carnivorous, but almost all old people are vegetarians. When you invite people to dinner, you must find out whether they are vegetarians or not. Like my friend's house, his mother wouldn't even let him eat eggs, but he said he ate them secretly outside. Some young people are more open.

6。 India is a country with a caste system. Don't ask people what caste they are. They are usually looking for partners of the same caste, unlike our side, as long as they love each other.

7。 Most temples in India need slippers to enter, so it is best not to wear expensive shoes to visit temples, so as not to lose them and go home barefoot. If you wear Nike, will you finally lose your shoelaces?

8。 India has heavy traffic, many tricycles and fierce drivers. Small cities in China also have this kind of tricycle. There are really cows walking leisurely in the street, even in big cities. In addition, there are few such taxis in China. If you need a taxi, you must book it in advance. I went to banglore, the Silicon Valley in India, which is equivalent to Dalian, and the traffic situation is the same. We go right in China, and left in India.

9。 In India, it is best not to go out alone at night to avoid danger. Women had better not wear clothes that leak. Oh, leave your hot pants at home, or they will take you as. .....

10。 India also has the habit of tipping, and beggars beg. When the traffic lights are red, they also knock on the window glass. If you like, you can give some appropriately, and you won't be mistreated if you don't give it. India is really a strange country. Even if there is a big gap between the rich and the poor, the poor will not be so jealous of the rich. They believe that the life of this ascetic monk can be exchanged for a better life in the next life. At that time, some rich Indians gave up their wealth and became ascetics.

1 1。 Many Indian dishes are beyond China's appetite. They also have instant noodles, Meggie noodles, which you can take home or buy in the local supermarket. But the China noodles in Indian supermarkets are not so good, not as delicious as our dried noodles. Indian curry tastes much heavier than domestic curry. Their spicy spices are far heavier than those in China. In China, you can see the ingredients when most dishes are served, but in India, you can't see them because they are all thin and thick.

12。 In India, toilet water is used in large quantities, so toilet paper is very expensive. At that time, I went to several supermarkets to buy toilet paper, and I was very distressed to see that toilet paper was much more expensive than domestic ones.

13。 There are many mosquitoes and stray dogs in India. Attention should be paid to prevent bites from spreading diseases. Those dogs on the street are like farm dogs on our side.

14。 It's very hot in summer in India. I especially like to open the window when it's hot in summer in China, but you'd better close the window in India. Because the heat wave comes in outside, it's hotter inside.

Although there are many shortcomings in India, Indian jewelry and handmade incense have local characteristics. People who travel there can buy some.

About Indian clothing:

There are three kinds of peacocks in the world, namely blue peacocks, green peacocks and Congo peacocks. The green peacock is a specialty of Yunnan Province in China, the Congo peacock is an African peacock, and the blue peacock is unique to India, also known as the Indian peacock. Therefore, India is called the peacock country. Many Indian clothes like to be decorated with peacocks or peacock feathers. The weather in India is hot, and saris are very popular in India. But if you want to take it to China, you can only use it as a scarf or dance. India is a country with rich colors, most of which are dyed with plants. Indian women are not ... >>

Question 6: What should I bring to india tourism?

The articles that must be carried in foreign travel are basically the same, but the articles will be different according to the destination country. Pay more attention to all aspects in india tourism.

1. Diarrhea medicine: In Peeping at India, Mr. Sen? Kappa wrote that he stuffed a lot of paper in his pants and went out in order not to let loose bowels drag down his trip to India. This shows how important it is for a tourist to have a bottle of "powerful" antidiarrheal drugs in India! But compared with antidiarrheal drugs, it is more important to pay attention to the hygiene of drinking water and diet, and never have the impulse to try roadside stalls!

2. Sleeping bag: If you choose to stay in an economy hotel in India, don't forget your sleeping bag! Although these hotels are cheap, the rooms are usually unsatisfactory, and the sheets and quilts are not necessarily clean. Some hotels even provide a tent on the roof, so it is necessary to bring a sleeping bag!

3, charging conversion plug: India uses 230V voltage, the socket is a round hole with three holes, which can be bought at home or in India.

4, mosquito repellent: India is very hot most of the time, especially in the hottest time, there are many kinds of mosquitoes, remember to carry a bottle of "six? God.

5. Flashlight: Flashlight is a must in South Asian countries.

6. Lonely? Planet? India: Always remember that India is not an ordinary country, and LP can provide substantial visibility for India's travel. But some suggestions of LP are not entirely worth trying.

Question 7: What should I pay attention to when going to india tourism for business? 1. Things that need to be brought from China to India are generally not bad. In major cities in India, you can basically buy what you need for life and food. If you are not in a big city, you can go shopping in a big city occasionally. There's no need to bring it from China. The only thing I want in India that is hard to buy is a mosquito net with a stent: the peak of dengue fever in India is September-165438+1October every year. Although it can be cured in three or four days, no one wants to. Mosquito nets are the best insurance. India doesn't have a mosquito net that can stand on its own, and it's hard for you to get a pole, so bring a mosquito net from China. You don't need to bring it if you stay in a five-star hotel for a long time. In case of mosquito prevention, there is a brand in India called Odomos, which is cheap and easy to use, has a fragrance, and can be rubbed on the skin when there is no mosquito net. GoodKnight can be used to make electric mosquito coils, which is not bad. 2. The mobile APP of the APP“India Connect "that needs to be prepared is available in both iOS and Android. Just search it. It is rich in Indian news, social activities of Indian Chinese community, local activities and life guides, and it adapts to life in India quickly enough. Other tools: Google Maps in case you get lost, ClearTrip/MakeMyTrip/Yatra, which are the three major travel booking websites in India. Meru/EasyCab taxi, Zomato Indian Restaurant Yellow Pages, Justdial Indian Store Yellow Pages, housing/99acres Apartment Rental, BookMyShow movie tickets, iMoney and other exchange rate conversion software help you to know the price in time, and poor travel and other travel software is convenient for you to visit scenic spots. In India, be careful not to drink tap water in your life. If possible, the dormitory should be filled with direct drinking water; otherwise, bottled water (about 80 rupees /8 yuan RMB) should be used, and bottled water should be used for cooking, vegetable washing and ice making. It is also cheap to go out to drink water and buy bottled drinking water or mineral water. The water quality in India is hard. If you live for a long time, you must keep the habit of eating Indian yogurt regularly, get closer to the local people's eating habits and avoid stones. Many people say that India has "diarrhea", and many people will have "diarrhea" when they travel to any new place. Many people only eat or have diarrhea in five-star hotels in India, which is mainly related to personal physique, climate and environment, travel fatigue and other factors. Just like traveling, don't eat roadside stalls easily and drink water of unknown origin. In India, all you have to do is go to a regular restaurant honestly. Ice problem: In order to save money, some restaurants in India use ordinary water to make ice, so don't add ice to drinks in restaurants where you are not at ease; Do you want to eat Indian food with your hands? As long as you wash your hands, isn't it safer than the tableware that many people use in restaurants? If the customer is good at it, you should be good at it. It's fun to eat Indian food with your hands. Most importantly, Indian food is mainly eaten by tearing cakes and holding them. This action is awkward with a knife and fork. Get started as soon as you can, except in five-star hotels, you need to pay attention to your diet. Prepare some medicines: If you are on a short-term business trip, you can prepare some medicines for diarrhea, fever and cold from China. If it's too much trouble, you can buy it directly at an Indian drugstore. Drugs in India are so cheap that they are basically sold by piece, and there is no waste. Laundry and ironing: Indian laundry service is very cheap. You can ask the phone number of the laundry worker nearby and just go home to get your clothes regularly. When it is ironed, it will be sent back. If you are on a business trip, don't waste time washing clothes, airing clothes and ironing them. Main means of transportation: The most important taxi system in India is an automatic rickshaw (tricycle, just like DuDu in Thailand), which can play the meter, but drivers generally don't play when they meet foreigners, and women are not advised to ride alone (in fact, India is really safe, especially in big cities, and it is by no means so many gang rapes hyped by the media). Generally, the company will arrange a business taxi, otherwise, take it from Meru/e ...&>

Question 8: What should I pay attention to when going to india tourism for business? India tourism's suggestion: India is an ancient civilization, and it attaches great importance to people. 1, "Namaste" is the most commonly used greeting in India. Indians always say "Namaste" when they meet to say goodbye, which is Hindi and means "hello". A woman has a lucky mole on her forehead, which represents happiness and auspiciousness and is a symbol of the Indian nation. Sari is a traditional local costume. 3. The animist worship of nature prevails in Hinduism. Devout Hindus have three long-cherished wishes in their lives: to worship Shiva in the holy city, to bathe and drink holy water in the Ganges, and to be buried in the Ganges after their death. Take cows as gods and worship them. In India, you should avoid some behaviors that may cause misunderstanding. Couples had better not hold hands in public places. Avoid hugging, of course. Ladies should not wear sleeveless T-shirts or revealing clothes, and don't cross their legs. Indians usually cross their arms and nod to say hello. At this time, they can reply with the same action. 6. In addition, be careful not to use your left hand and not to cross the food or people on the ground. 7. Take off your shoes before entering the house, and never point your feet at local people or idols. Necessary items for travel in India: The items that must be carried in foreign travel are basically the same, but they will be different according to the destination country. Pay more attention to all aspects in india tourism. 1. Diarrhea medicine: In Peeping at India, Mr. Sen? Kappa wrote that he stuffed a lot of paper in his pants and went out in order not to let loose bowels drag down his trip to India. This shows how important it is for a tourist to have a bottle of "powerful" antidiarrheal drugs in India! But compared with antidiarrheal drugs, it is more important to pay attention to the hygiene of drinking water and diet, and never have the impulse to try roadside stalls! 2. Sleeping bag: If you choose to stay in an economy hotel in India, don't forget your sleeping bag! Although these hotels are cheap, the rooms are usually unsatisfactory, and the sheets and quilts are not necessarily clean. Some hotels even provide a tent on the roof, so it is necessary to bring a sleeping bag! 3, charging conversion plug: India uses 230V voltage, the socket is a round hole with three holes, which can be bought at home or in India. 4, mosquito repellent: India is very hot most of the time, especially in the hottest time, there are many kinds of mosquitoes, remember to carry a bottle of "six? God. 5. Flashlight: Flashlight is a must in South Asian countries. 6. Lonely? Planet? India: Always remember that India is not an ordinary country, and LP can provide substantial visibility for India's travel. But some suggestions of LP are not entirely worth trying. Taboos in Indian customs: 1. India is known as the "kingdom of cattle", and cattle are the most sacred and inviolable animals in the region. When driving on the road, be careful not to hit the cow, let alone wear cow products into the temple, and at the same time, it is best to avoid taking pictures of the cow as much as possible. India also has a particularly different habit. If you tilt your head or shake your head when answering the other person's question, it is a positive signal, but don't misunderstand it and cause undue trouble. Hindus in India practice caste system, and it is also very impolite to inquire about the caste and class of local people. Don't touch the child's head. People in India and other places don't want others to touch any part of their heads, and they don't like to touch others. They believe that the head is the highest part of the human body and the most sacred part of the human body, especially the head of a child, which is regarded as the place where the gods stay, and it is absolutely not allowed to touch under any circumstances. You are welcome to be invited to the dinner party. In the Indian concept, everyone should share it when eating, and it is stingy and impolite to eat alone. So Indians invite people to dinner, not because of hypocrisy, but because of sincerity. It is certainly unpleasant to refuse people who are thousands of miles away. 3. Don't eat with people of different identities. Indians and Nepalese attach great importance to identity. In India, if your status is different or your class is different, you can't sit at the same table and eat together; Nepalese have a similar class division. At home, they regard "identity" as more important than anything else. There is a time limit for buying wine. There is a rule in Thailand that you are not allowed to buy alcohol after 2 am, otherwise you will be fined by the police. In New Delhi, India, every Tuesday, Friday, public holiday and the first day of every month are prohibition days, and even powerful people can't buy alcohol on these days. 5. Don't ride on the Buddha to take pictures. In the Buddhist countries of Southeast Asia, if tourists make rash moves towards temples, Buddha statues, monks, etc. They are regarded as "guilty". Some tourists who didn't know their interests once sat astride the Buddha statue ... >>

Question 9: What clothes should I pay attention to when going to India?

Wear cool and breathable clothes. In order to prevent strong sunlight, it is best to wear a wide-brimmed straw hat. When traveling in rainy season, you should take rain gear. In winter, you need to wear a warm and light coat. On formal occasions, men should wear suits and women should wear skirts. When entering the holy land, women should wear long skirts or trousers. When traveling in * * * areas, you should dress appropriately. Ladies should wear slacks and robes. Take a camera and bottled water when traveling. A pair of binoculars and the sun can resist ultraviolet rays. You must bring your bathing suit. All the top hotels have swimming pools. In the golden tourist season, the temperature difference between day and night near Delhi is large, and the sunshine is strong during the day, so it is enough to wear a shirt, and at night it is still a sweater or a thin coat.

Religion:

More than 80% of India's population believes in Hinduism, in addition to * * *, Sikhism, Buddhism, Christianity and so on. In India, religion affects people's daily life endlessly, and also regulates Indians' behavior, thoughts, marriage, society and social class status.

Language:

India has a complex race, and different races use different languages. There are 17 major languages and 844 dialects in India. Hindi and English are official languages. English is widely used throughout the country.

Currency:

The currency of India is the rupee, and the US dollar is not commonly used in most places. It is best to exchange rupees at the airport when entering the country. Buying and selling coins should be strictly in accordance with the regulations. There is a money exchange office at the international airport. Don't forget to bring the voucher. You need it when you change the rupee into other currencies. When leaving the country, all rupees must be exchanged at the airport exchange office, and it is not allowed to bring rupees into or out of the country.

1 USD = 42.6 1 rupee, 1 RMB = 5 rupees (subject to the bank quotation of the day).

Custom:

About 83% of Indians are Hindus, and Hindus don't eat beef because cows are regarded as sacred animals. Most people do not use cowhide products. Cowhide products are not allowed in Hindu temples, and you need to walk barefoot. Women should wear appropriate clothes, the top should not be too short, and the lower body should wear trousers or long skirts. The traditional costume of Indian men is Totti, and the national costume of Indian women is "sari"

Currently:

It is best to bring chargers and adapters for electrical accessories. The current in India is 200 volts, 50 hertz, and sometimes 230-240 volts. There are two sockets in some places on the wall, and there are three sockets in some places, all cylindrical plugs. Please prepare the converter.

Health prevention and other information:

Before departure, guests should go to the epidemic prevention office for vaccination, and it is recommended to get JE vaccine. Avoid pork food, street fried food and tap water. Don't drink directly. Drink after boiling. Smoking is forbidden in public places (many big cities in India are seriously polluted, so be careful in your diet).

Entry and exit procedures:

Every foreigner needs to submit an entry and exit card for security check, including luggage. Kashmir's inspection is more stringent, with four inspections. Every time you check, men and women should be separated and checked in different rooms. Foreigners need to fill out a questionnaire. Photographs are not allowed at Kashmir Airport. Batteries and lipsticks of all electrical appliances should be put in the checked baggage. We must strictly abide by the security laws of Kashmir.

Time difference:

2 hours and 30 minutes slower than China.

Tip:

In India, restaurants usually charge a service fee of 10%. Bellman, room service, restaurant waiter and other waiters all need to pay tips ranging from 20- 100 rupees. The tip for the tour group is 5-6 dollars/person/day.

Shopping:

India is famous for its handicrafts, and tourists can buy many kinds of souvenirs. Such as silk fabrics, wood carvings, fragrant wood handicrafts, marble, carpets, jewelry, silverware, brass products, wool scarves and traditional clothing.

Photography:

There are many historical sites and natural scenery worth shooting in India, but some of them need to get permission in advance (5,000 rupees).

1. When taking photos with flash, floodlight and tripod, you need a special license issued by the Archaeological Department of New Delhi.

2. There is a charge for cameras and video cameras to enter scenic spots or relics in India. The cost varies from region to region, ranging from 25 to 300 rupees.

Country code: 009 1

Safety precautions and emergencies

Never leave your suitcase at the airport or station. Lock the hotel door with chains when you are in the hotel.

Telephone area code: 0 1 1 Fei Jing: 100 fire alarm:10/.

Telephone:

You can use the GSM mobile phone brought by China in India. The specific dialing method is as follows: direct dial 0086-28-87430645 (for example) ... >; & gt

Question 10: What should I pay attention to when going to India? India has a long history and is one of the four ancient civilizations in the world. It has many famous scenic spots, such as pyramids, mummies and Taj Mahal. India has gorgeous diversity and rich cultural heritage and tourism resources. India and China are just a stone's throw away, so the transportation is very convenient, and more and more people come to india tourism. But after all, there are many differences between China and India in language, culture and traditional customs. In order to have a good trip, it is necessary to know what to pay attention to before preparing for the trip. When entering or leaving the country, in order to facilitate the customs inspection in various places when crossing the border, you should take all kinds of documents with you, such as air tickets, passports, identification certificates, etc., and don't put them in the suitcase. In India, passengers must arrive at the international airport three hours before the plane takes off. India * * * prohibits passengers from taking photos and videos at the airport. Please remember not to help others with their luggage. Don't take off your luggage tag immediately after you get off the plane. Take care of your belongings. India is a big religious country, so what should we pay more attention to when going to India in terms of religion? There are many religious sects in India, Buddhism, Hinduism and * * * religion. So don't talk about religion without understanding the situation in India. Maybe you are offending the person you are chatting with. Don't wear revealing clothes when visiting the temple, and you must take off your shoes when entering the temple. Don't bring mobile phones, cameras, video cameras, lipsticks, snacks and other items when visiting the Taj Mahal. Some scenic spots in India need to pay extra for taking pictures. Don't just take pictures of strangers. Due to the recent rise in oil prices, * * * * activities have occurred in many places in India, railways and highways have been stopped or affected to varying degrees, and some shops have closed down. The Indian Embassy in India reminds Indian citizens in China to confirm their itinerary with relevant institutions in advance so as not to delay their itinerary. At the same time, during this period, we should pay special attention to personal safety and take good care of personal belongings. Choice Tip: To sum up, the author reminds you that when you go to india tourism, you should not only know the precautions of india tourism, but also know the risks during your trip. It is important to buy an overseas travel insurance before going out, just in case.

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