The Secret To Being In India For The First Time

Definitely have to pay the price, in case of being "manipulated" ... are the things you should pay attention to.
The secret to being in India for the first time
Apply for a visa online or at the embassy
Vietnamese citizens are on the list of countries allowed by the Government of India to apply for a visa (tourist) online prior to entry

. This visa is allowed to enter certain airports such as: Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata .. only limit entry gate, not limit border gate.



The cost of applying for a visa online is about over one million VND.
After about 24-48 hours or it may take longer depending on personal background, email notification of visa application approval will be sent to the e-mail registered before. A valid online tourist visa (ETA) requires portrait photo, personal information, barcode strip and the words "GRANTED" (capital, bold), indicating immigration acceptance status. Print ETA on A4 paper to use for check-in in Vietnam or transit or entry countries at Indian airports. Some hotels may ask you to display this ETA so it's best to keep it for the entire journey.
In addition, Vietnamese tourists can apply for a visa directly at the Indian Embassy in Hanoi or at the Consulate General of India in Ho Chi Minh City. Document preparation is similar to visa online Visa will directly be attached to the passport.



Time about 2-3 days.
According to the representative of the Consulate General of India in Ho Chi Minh City, foreign nationals are only allowed to apply for either online or in person visas. You need to calmly wait for the maximum visa period. Most of the first time applying for a visa to India are successful.
Update news before and during the trip
India is a large country, occupying almost the entire South Asian subcontinent. The country includes many terrains from high mountains, plains, to the sea. Therefore, India has many types of weather, even at times extreme, accompanied by diseases.
Residents board buses at Delhi Junction (Old Delhi) train station at the end of the day.




To ensure the safety of the trip to India, Vietnamese tourists need to constantly update news from reputable Vietnamese newspapers, or if they can read and understand English, they should read more English newspapers of India as Times of India.
Alternatively, you can follow the National Disaster Management Authority of India (@ndmaindia) Twitter account. Account regularly updates the situation of natural disasters, weather in many regions of this South Asian country. This agency also gives appropriate advice if the weather has adverse changes.
The airport is silent
Indira Gandhi International Airport (named after the late Prime Minister of India) in the Delhi Capital Region practices the standard of silent airports. The loudspeakers are almost not available in the arrivals, lobby, and check-in areas. Therefore, before deciding to lean back and wait until the check-in counter works, tourists should make an appointment for an alarm to avoid missing a trip.
Airports and other public transport services in India respect the gender of the passenger.



Therefore, at the security gate, the body check is divided into two rows for men and women. However, the luggage scanner has only one row, so this area is easy to get clogged.
This is a rare airport that employs two different teams of staff in one check-in counter: the staff who issue the boarding pass and the staff to put the luggage on the conveyor belt. Whereas most airports in the world are typically an employee with both jobs. These two teams wear different uniforms, which is easy to distinguish.
Definitely have to bargain
Everywhere, in any case and with all restaurants and services, you need to remember that the "mantra" of bargaining will never be redundant. Service people in India often say challenge is very high compared to an acceptable price. For example, when going from Indira Gandhi international airport to the Hazrat Nizamuddin station (about 20 km apart), the taxi driver can shout up to 800 rupees (nearly 270,000 VND).



If you go to a prepaid taxi, the price drops by almost half.
Indian and foreign tourists visit the Taj Mahal.
When haggling, you halve is fine. Service people often set prices very small to beat the easy-to-ignore mentality of tourists. Therefore, when deciding to haggle, you must persevere to the end.
The service provider's price-splitting game is also easy to trap tourists coming to India for the first time. The boatman on the Ganges River initially accepts the agreed price, but when rowing halfway can be demanding and asking for more.
This is less common in small grocery stores because the Indian government forces manufacturers to print retail prices on the packaging of all products sold.



Therefore, the price of a bottle of filtered water at a platform is the same as a bottle of the same brand sold at India Gate.
Watch out for traps
Suddenly there is a stranger who is too nice to you, leading you around without any claims. Be careful, you may have been fooled.
These people are professional "tour guides" but are not guides. They are in love with the local operational system. You will follow their schedule like a hypnosis. Lead to popular tourist destinations, introduce "trustworthy characters" to.

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