ABOUT ROADS 

India is a wonderful place of the most extreme contrasts and a bit of culture shock is inevitable when you first arrive. Your driver can answer any questions you may have along the way, and help to ensure you travel safely and with respect to local customs.

TRAVELLING

Roads are very crowded with cars, trucks, bikes, pedestrians and animals and at first glance there seems to be no road rules at all. This is why we recommend using a local driver to navigate and negotiate the busy roads for you.

FOOD AND DRINK 

Cows are sacred in India, and as a result many Indians do not eat beef - some areas are strictly vegetarian towns.

 Some areas also prohibit alcohol. It is advisable to drink bottled water

TEMPLES AND HOLY PLACES 

Always remove your shoes before entering a Temple or place of religious significance.

It is also recommended that you cover your head with a scarf and dress modestly as a measure of respect.

Taking photos at a death ceremony, or a religious ceremony or of people bathing (in baths or rivers) may cause offence.

The   TAJ  MAHAL 

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