Do's & Dont's
Tourist Information of India - General
Make photocopies of all the travel documents you are
carrying into India , including your credit cards & traveller’s
cheques.
Women traveling alone should avoid going out after dark. On board a
train, women traveling alone may request to be accommodated near other
women travelers .
Maintain the code of conduct while visiting a place
of religious significance like Temples , Mosques and Gurudwaras.
There is no restriction regarding the amount of money that can be taken
to India . However, if this amount exceeds USD 1000, it needs to be
declared on arrival and the Customs Authorities will issue a certificate.
Always exchange your money at banks or official money changers.
Discourage beggars.
Never leave your valuables and important documents unattended.
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Seek the services of a professional and authorized Guide than to fall into the trap of fouls.
Don’t
leave suitcases unattended on airports or train stations. Don't open your
luggage in a crowded place and invite unwanted trouble. Never leave an
unlocked suitcase in a hotel room.
Never leave your valuables and important documents unattended.
Avoid getting over friendly with strangers specially while travelling in a train or bus. .
Carry proper maps as they can prove to be very useful in the absence of signboards. These can be obtained from the State Tourism Offices or your travel agent.
Everyone should be alert in crowds for pickpockets.One should be careful while using his or her credit cards.
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