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Planning a trip overseas is a Herculean task in itself, however if you are a solo female traveler from Europe, Australia or USA envisaging a trip to an Asian country the trouble becomes two folds. However, if you planning is detailed and intelligent and you are confident enough to brave the initial cultural bumps, you are in for the most enriching experience of your life time

First thing that hits to hard when you land in India are people. They are 1.2 billion and they are all around, on the streets, in the cafés, shops, restaurants, public spaces, offices literally everywhere. They are a curious lot, they stare at you men, women and children not covertly but openly sometimes they turn 3600 just to have a good look at you.
They often offer to takes pictures and selfies with you, sometimes some impertinent young man would not even bother to ask before taking a picture in which case you should ask your tour guide to tell him to refrain. Otherwise people here are helpful and welcoming
Second bombshell that drops is the disparity in culture. Visiting and staying in India is not the same as staying in any European or American country or even some other Asian countries like Thailand or Singapore. You cannot do all or behave in a manner you want to. You have to be very wary of your deportment
India could be many things but bohemian, public display of affection is totally looked down upon. Liberally talking to person of opposite sex is taken as a sign of flirtatious behavior and might subject you to some uninvited trouble from the man’s side
People address and greet without touching each other, nobody is supposed to demand or implant a kiss on your cheek not unless you are a 5 year old. Women also do not share seats with men they are not related to either legally or by blood. So if a man leaves his seat when you sit beside him, he is not being brash but a gentleman for respecting your space
Dress conservatively, people are judged by the way they dress do not wear kickers, shorts, minis or tank tops. The idea is not to bare your shoulders and legs or you will invite undesired stares and considered available
Do not travel alone at night, also if your visit to a particular region tallies with some local festivities do not be too adventurous and participate in the celebrations. If possible avoid the crowd altogether as a lot of intoxicated men would be frequenting the streets in the name of ceremony and you will be subjected to groping and sexual assault
Always carry your on toilet paper role. Indians have different sanitation habits and the use water instead of toilet papers
Though Sanitary Pads are easily available at all drug / medicine stores, bring your own tampons they are not available anywhere
Carrying and doing drugs is a criminal offence in India stay clear on that account. Do not accept any drinks or eatables from a stranger especially a man
Bring your medicines with you they might or might not be available in the medicine stores here and you are bound to get an upset tummy with all the spicy curries you are gorging on

Do not play with the odds and you are safe to roam anywhere in India.

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Transport

Upon arrival at Delhi Airport, our representative will greet and transfer you to the vehicle for traveling in the comfort of air-conditioned car accompanied by a driver. As you sit in the car, can you feel the excitement that will grip your mind and heart as you start this wonderful tour with your drive to Agra. In no time you will found yourself surrounded by agricultural and industrial countryside, colorfully dressed people and some interesting monuments. Upon arrival in Agra, our representative will help you to check in at your hotel and later enjoy some delicious dinner along with a relaxing overnight stay.

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What is the best time to visit Jaisalmer?

November to March is the perfect time to visit Jaisalmer, since it constitutes the winter season, when the weather is pleasant. It tends to get very hot in Jaisalmer, especially during April to August, and thus tourists tend to avoid these months. September to October is the monsoon season, but the city doesn't receive much rainfall, but the weather does get a little humid.

When in Jaisalmer, what sort of food options can travelers hope for?

What is the best time to visit Jaisalmer?

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