Don't drink the water.
Don't try to smuggle drugs in or out of the country.
Learn the language and some local customs.
Do some research.
Don't marry anyone or give anyone any money.
Secure your belongings, tell your family and friends about your travel itinerary, don't go alone.
Used basic common sense and please don't have sex with anyone.
Have fun😄
Jan has a lot of good advice that goes with traveling anywhere in the world, and I will add only a few more. Be aware of your surroundings. Be sure to have travel health insurance. Another is do not approach ANY animals. In India this is particularly true. Rabies is a big issue there. 36% of the world's rabies death occur in India every year.Â
Be sure to watch your step. There might be cow sh$t every few feet. (I'm speaking from experience.)
People might stare...like REALLY stare.
The price you are told for an item is generally not the price that that particular item is meant to be sold in. You might have to bargain a few times.
You will run into some stray animals. Don't come in contact with them. They've got rabies and what not.
Keep your belongings secure.
It’s better to book a taxi from Delhi airport beforehand. When you know the date of your journey it’s better to think about a reliable way to get to your hotel or to any destination point you need.
You can also use public transport and to travel by bus or by subway. It’s the cheapest way but you will have to take your entire luggage with you in an unknown city. It’s also difficult to call such a trip comfortable.
Advantages of transfer:
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