Travelling in India safe or not ?

Travelling in Most parts of India are safe, Although it is necessary to keep alert while travelling, and always try to get some information before visiting there like the best cab services for car rental, hotel for stay and get in touch with any local person if he or she is already in India. because the international flights arrive in India late at night or in the very early hours. Always preferred to get the hotel where you have reservation, to arrange to pick you up from the airport. Getting to your hotel from the airport late at night can be cause for concern for foreign tourists. With some pre-planning tourists can really have a great holiday in India.

If you don’t have reservation for any cab services or hotels. use the pre-paid Radio taxi counters at airports and you can also search or Book your cab by your mobile app and hire a smarter air-conditioned cab. Even if you don't have a hotel booked, behave as if you do. And told him to dropped off somewhere in public place. Most of the Indian city have a growing problem with Eve-teasing. so use stay off the street after dark. And wear simple and revealing clothing. Don’t Accept alcoholic drinks from strangers. Always have a mobile to hand and a speed-dial number to call for help.

Whenever you planned to join any tour packages make sure that the tour guide will be able to speak in English. Generally busses will pick up tourists from various hotels and resorts. Confirm this and take query about all your tour before paying for your tour package. Mostly tour organizer includes the cost of entrance fees to sites or provide visiting pass. This happens enough in India that you suddenly find yourself at the center of a of group of peoples. Who generally requested foreigner’s people to click photo along them, especially at key historic sites. It

happened at the Taj Mahal, Gateway of India in Mumbai, Beach in Puri, Orissa, Goa. This may seem strange, but it’s usually harmless. Do not accept any type of food from strangers while traveling by trains or busses regardless of how well dressed the person. Do not buy water bottles from street water selling stalls. Always buy water bottles from a reputable store, many drug stores also sell water bottles. In case you are unable to buy a proper water bottle and really need a drink then it may be a better option to go for a soft drink.

Never accept a free ride with a stranger who happens to be going in the same direction as you. Regardless of what car he may have or how well he or she may be dressed. While all these precautions may sound alarming but its just plain common sense.