What To Bring When Traveling To India?

In addition to your personal papers, you should pay attention to exchange Rupee money, bring hats, long-sleeved shirts, hand sanitizer or medicine to make the trip safer.
What to bring when traveling to India?
India is a country quite "picky" people. Not everyone likes to travel to India, and not everyone who comes and has a pleasant experience. In addition to basic things such as passports, clothes (bring more or less depending on personal needs), the following things you also need to have when traveling to India.
Money Rupee and USD
Rupee money in Vietnam is quite difficult to change and the exchange rate is high

. Therefore, it is better to bring a few rupees to just in case need to spend urgently and bring USD to India for exchange rates. Most hotels have this service so you don't need to worry.
Street in India Photo: Hong Nhung.




Masks, hats, long sleeves
India is very hot and dusty, especially during the period from April to July, the daytime temperatures can reach over 40 degrees Celsius. So you should carefully shield when going out. Masks should be disposable (medical masks), at least one per day.
Traveling to India you should bring dark colors. Avoid bringing light-colored clothing (especially white) because there may be a different color change when you return.
Sunscreen, moisturizer
Masks, hats are not enough, before going out, you should apply sunscreen to protect your skin. India is very hot and dry, the weather is not as hot and humid as in Vietnam, so bring a moisturizer, not only for your face but for your whole body
Dry food
One of the joys of traveling is to enjoy local food where you go.



However, Indian food is quite difficult to eat for many Vietnamese people. Besides, most of the people here are Hindu (ban beef) and Islam (banning pork), so almost no restaurant can be found serving dishes related to these two types of meat. Bring cotton scrub (meat shredded), instant noodles, snacks from home will help you reduce the feeling of "craving for meat".
Indian dishes rarely include pork or beef and sometimes have to be eaten with their hands. Photo: Pinterest.
Hand sanitizer, wet tissue, toilet paper
Carrying hand sanitizer or wet tissue for hand hygiene before eating is essential in India. After going to the toilet, people wash water instead of using paper, so toilet paper is not widely sold.
Most hotels and motels for foreign tourists prepare toilet paper, but you should still bring at least 1-2 rolls or tissue (pocketed) in case when going out.




Medicines for colds, fever, and stomach pain
Many people going to India get sick because of inclement weather, smog and are not used to food, so carrying no excess medicine. A healthy person, very rarely getting sick can get sick in India.
According to Nguyen Hong Nhung / Vnexpress
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