4 Things You Should Know Before Traveling To India

India is a crowded country, there are many new things for Vietnamese tourists. The following recorded information will be very useful for you before your trip to India. The Taj Mahal, the symbol of India During the "Indian adventure", we eagerly set out on the road with everything dry food. Transit at Bangkok airport and then go on to New Delhi. A journey of almost 2 weeks took us over 4,000 km in a 7-seater Innova, traveling all over northeastern India

. From Dehli state through Uttar Pradesh to Bihar and all over Nepal, down the legendary Ganga River, also known as the sacred Ganges. Contrast image: friendly, poor, optimistic, garbage . .



1. Trucks and tuk-tuk powerhouse In India, we can see trucks everywhere, with container load 5-6 m high and 25-30 m long. Do not know how to turn? Tuk tuk cars have tens of millions of units, like mini rickshaw but can accommodate 12 people. We went to tuk tuk in New Delhi because taxis are extremely rare. I sat in front, next to the driver, with my right hand around the head of the driver's iron frame, left hand with another iron rail. The car runs around 2 km for only 10 rupees (4,000 VND) for 4 people. Experience with horse cart and rickshaw We also took a horse cart to visit the temple Dust scattered.



Neither car has a stool bag. Horses are carefree, preferring somewhere. The sun and dry wind would mix everything with the sand. The group also went cyclo (different from push-pull cyclo in Saigon). Homemade bicycles, quite popular, can sit for one person ... a half but have to fit two people, there is no shock absorber so it hurts.



Traffic is not for the faint of heart: Most of the provinces are domestic and homemade vehicles. Traffic in small and rural provinces is mainly agricultural vehicles, motorcycles, and most bicycles. There are wagons, wagons in the city or highways. Motorcycle carrying 3, running on highways, no helmet needed. India is a train powerhouse, probably only in terms of passengers, freight, rail length and dense network across states and provinces. Old train, mess and mess. The same goes for public buses. Only passenger cars are new and beautiful.



India also has a tram that is high but old. The subway in New Delhi is better, but not comparable to industrial countries. Indian traffic is chaotic, every car is distorted by a collision, but it is left as a fad. Food with religious nature Foreigners have not traveled to India much, although this country has 29 world heritages, some places are considered a wonder of humanity like the Taj Mahal. There is a reason that stems from religious food. Indians only eat chicken, eggs and a little fish and shrimp. Other meats are very tough, especially beef and pork. In general, if you plan to go to India, you should follow the dry foods like cotton scrub, dried fish or canned meat .



.. The trip is hard but full of memorable memories. India is a strange, poor but charming country. I still want to go back to continue exploring. *** Source: IVIVU Travel Guide - By Nguoiduatin / ThanhnienHotels in Dehli, India.

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