Water in India has poor sanitation and poor water quality. Be sure to drink bottled water (it is best to brush your teeth with bottled water) and bring some medicines such as berberine just in case. ● Temples India is a religious kingdom with countless gods and temples. When visiting a mosque, you should observe the custom of taking off your shoes. Don't take pictures in temples, especially where bodies are burned. ● The biggest feature of eating Indian food is curry. In addition, there are many kinds of spices, such as pepper, pepper, cinnamon and so on. You can smell the fragrance from a distance. ● Hand-grabbed rice Indians like to grab rice with vegetables and soup when eating, which is called hand-grabbed rice. If you do as the Romans do, you must remember to eat with your right hand, because your left hand is considered unclean. ● Indians shake their heads in agreement and nod their heads in disapproval. Beggars meet beggars on the road. Don't give money in front of many beggars. Once one was given, dozens of people were immediately surrounded. ● Toilet paper should be enough, because Indians don't use toilet paper often, so sanitary products there are very expensive. Clothing: In India, if you want to enter a Hindu temple, you must never wear anything made of cowhide. Things made of cowhide will be regarded as violating the ban, and leather products such as leather shoes, belts, belts and handbags are not allowed to enter its temple gate. Indians should take off their shoes before entering temples or kitchens. They think wearing shoes is neither polite nor sacred. No matter men, women and children, they leave their shoes at the door and go in barefoot. Even at the high temperature of 40 degrees Celsius, Indians should wrap themselves up so as not to burn their skin with ultraviolet rays. For ladies, you should not wear strapless clothes. When you go to india tourism in the cool season, you should bring sweaters and trousers, because there is no heating facilities in India, and it is very cold at night. 2. Catering: Indians eat mostly with plates. Please note that when eating, you are only allowed to pass food with your right hand, not your left hand. When you are in contact with an Indian, don't give him anything with your left hand. If you need hot water or tea, you can ask the waiter to bring it (but you need to pay a tip). India is mainly vegetarian with a salty and spicy taste, but there are also many Chinese restaurants there. Indian delicacies worth tasting include Kuduri chicken, bibimbap with mutton sauce and Indian scones. 3. Customs: Observe local customs and Buddhist temple rules, such as never touching a child's head; When in contact with Indians, don't pass things to him with your left hand; For Hinduism, cows are sacred animals, so if a cow walks in the street, don't offend it. Many Hindus are vegetarians. 4. Time difference: India has only one time zone, 2 hours and 30 minutes slower than China. 5. Currency: The currency of India is the rupee. 1 USD = 50 rupees (as the exchange rate changes frequently, please refer to the latest published price for reference only. 6. Specialty: Indian silk, wool, artworks, gold ornaments and peacock feather products are all local unique products, which are worth buying. However, there are restrictions on buying gold wares, precious stones and peacock feather products on the way to india tourism. 7. Climate: India has three seasons: winter, summer and rainy season. 165438+ October to March is winter; April to June is summer, which is generally hot; June to September is the rainy season. It is summer to go to India from April to June, so you can wear light cotton clothes. 8. Tipping: India is a very popular tipping country. Usually, when you ask someone to help you with your luggage, take a taxi, go to the toilet, clean up your hotel room or even take pictures at scenic spots, you have to pay a certain tip. Generally between 10 and 50 rupees. 9. Other voltage: 230 volts. Note that the power socket here is a round three-pin socket. Telephone: International calls in India are counted in seconds, and the international area code is 9 1. India is divided into three seasons, namely winter, summer and rainy season. Winter (1 1- March next year) is the time for you to go now. The weather is sunny all over India, which is a very comfortable season. However, it is sometimes very cold in the north and it snows in the mountains. Eastern and southern India are also very comfortable in February and October. There is no cold weather and clothes are not that thick. ..

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