Is it safe in india tourism? India tourism Notes

Actually speaking of India, I believe that 100 people who travel abroad will not choose India, but there are also some curious people who want to go to India to see what it really looks like. If you must go to India, I hope you can read this article and understand what India is like and what you should pay attention to when you go.

In Indian tourism, safety is a problem, especially for women. Women's safety incidents in India are frequent: just in March this year, an Irish female writer was raped and killed in Goa, India, the first stop in the world, and the black bus case that shocked the world before was vivid.

India was once considered as the most unsafe country for women. Although this is fueled by the media, there is no smoke without fire, so many people are afraid of this mysterious country.

In order to promote tourism, the Indian government recently launched tourism promotion activities in several cities in China. Minister india tourism publicly stated at the promotion activities: China (tourists) is our top priority now. In a few years, I want 1% of China's outbound tourists to come to india tourism, that is, 1.4 million people; As a long-term goal, I want China 10% outbound tourists to come to India, that is,140,000. There's nothing wrong with it. Everything is for economic development. But what he said later was a big surprise. He said, "India is a very, very safe country for women, and there is no problem at all."

Of course, it's a bit like broken glass. If there is no problem with safety, it will not be particularly emphasized. Of course, China netizens are not fools, they are all spitting. Some netizens wisely commented, "Yes, the Ganges water is the cleanest in the world and can be drunk directly." Others replied, "I'm afraid of finding someone, brother."

What do you think of Minister india tourism's remarks? Will you go to India again?

If you must go to India, please pay attention to the following points:

1. Safe. From the highest life safety, to social security, to property safety, my suggestion is to try to choose places run by non-Indians, regardless of flights, hotels and restaurants. For example, you can choose British kingfisher for flights, but try not to choose Air India. The same is true of hotels. Choose international chain brand hotels, rather than Indian brands, and prefer business hotels with good security measures. The main safety hazard is traffic safety. Don't cross the road at will in India. Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi have the most traffic accidents in the world. It takes a minute to run over a person. Indians are actually not very friendly to animals such as cows and horses on the road. They blew their horns and all kinds of cars ran amok in the street. My suggestion is that you'd better have a local car to pick you up and try not to go to too remote places. There is nothing to see.

2. Hygiene, this really needs no elaboration. Even a native Indian, India is the country with the highest incidence of dysentery in the world announced by WHO. Drink water! According to what I said earlier, hotels must choose business hotels with international chain brands, because they can help you solve the drinking water problem. The free water provided in the hotel room every day should be enough for you to drink. If it is not enough, try to ask the hotel for water again, or you will have to return to China within three days. I won't say much about eating and drinking, but try to solve it in the hotel. Indian food has nothing to experience. I can tell you responsibly that it all tastes the same. No matter mutton, chicken or fish, they are just seasonings, and they simply can't taste the flavor of any ingredients themselves.

In terms of infrastructure, transportation has basically given you an idea. The road conditions are very bad. Tata cars produced locally are in poor condition, and often stall and break down. It is difficult for people who are not local to drive their cars. The local train doesn't stop Slow down and jump in the car. The car is high above the ground. People who don't have some flying skills can't get on. What's more, India's urbanization started very late, and it didn't start large-scale urbanization until around 2000. In the capital, Delhi, many places are not even popular with power grids, and power outages are common. Mumbai is a relatively developed city, but there are few night scenes in the city. At night, it's dark everywhere except downtown. Even in the Marriott Hotel by the sea, you can only hear the sound of the waves, but you can't see them. So there is really no reason to go out at night, and there is no nightlife in the local area. I just sleep at night, but there is still a two-hour time difference in China. Can't sleep, just play mobile phone in the room.

If it's a woman, she says she wants to go to India alone. I strongly object to your plan. India is a traditional male-dominated country with extreme male chauvinism, and a large part of the population has not yet accepted the universal values of the West. The status of women in this country is very low, and it is called "the country of men". You are only in a few civilized areas, such as airports, star-rated hotels and high-end restaurants. Only in modern business centers and modern enterprises can you see Indian women who seem to live a life of universal values. They just look like they are wearing unconventional Indian saris or jeans and T-shirts. Whether it's an ordinary airport worker, an intern at the front desk of a hotel, or a clerk selling goods in a shopping mall, any woman you see on the street who can come out to work is from the rich class without exception. Believe me, I can assure you that 100%. Besides, you can't see any Indian women who go out to work (unless they are sex workers). They either take care of the children at home or go to the farm. Yes, farming, you're right. The kind that hoes the ground. All the people you can see who are engaged in decent work are either men from rich families or women from rich families, without exception. This shows how extreme the male power in India is. Those located

I know that India's ancient culture has always attracted many young women in China, but India is really not as beautiful as you think. There is no reason to go to India if it is not for work reasons. No food, no scenery. The streets are full of beggars and wild dogs, which seem to blend in with people and animals. But in fact, everyone's face is frowning, and you can rarely see Indians without frowning.