Budget In Travelling To India

[vegito12]

I would suggest to check the exchange rate see how much money you will get when converting to Indian rupees and see which areas you will travel to and how much you want to spend so you are not short on money while in India and saving money before going on your trip, can help and would have to think about visas and plane tickets as well. I reckon another thing to be careful of is when you ask directions some people may ask for money to tell them where a place is or even information about something some of my relatives went last year to Mumbai and did encounter that while visiting the city and they wanted money or tips for guiding them. So you need to research about the place you are going to and see what the local customs are and what the rates are when staying or eating out otherwise you may end up spending more than you wanted and not enjoy the experience as you overspent on things you did not really want.

 

[pwarbi]

I think researching the area you're going to is a good point as a lot of India these days is a lot more modern and commercial than people originally think.

There's no point in taking things over there with you, if they're already readily available and maybe even cheaper there aswell.