India Bangalore Self-help Travel Guide

Bangalore is also India's richest and most dynamic city. Her rise cannot be separated from the electronic city in the southern suburbs of the city. Electronic City began construction in the 1980s and gradually developed into the fifth largest information technology center in the world. Bangalore has thus become “the Valley of Silicon in India”. Not only India’s well-known Inverence Company, but also “India’s Bill Gates”—the country’s richest Prejim, 131 international large-scale IT companies settled here. Transportation Bangalore is a highway junction and a number of railroad crossing points in the South of India. East India Hindustan Airport has flights through Mumbai, Madras, and Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka.

The best time to travel is at the top of a hilly ridge 921 meters above sea level. The climate is mild and pleasant. The hottest month (May) is at an average temperature of 27°C, and the coldest month (December) is 21°C. Annual precipitation is 924 mm.

Transportation Guides Traffic Bangalore is a highway hub and a number of railroad crossing points in southern India. Chengdong Airport in East India has flights to Mumbai, Madras, and Colombo, the capital city of Sri Lanka.

Gourmet Snacks Indian staple foods are rice and pasta. The north is dominated by wheat, corn and beans. The eastern and southern coastal areas are dominated by rice, while the central Deqinjiang is dominated by millet and coarse grains.

Due to different taboos of various religions, some meats cannot be eaten in India and gradually evolved into a vegetarian-based diet system. In addition to beef, Indians do not eat chicken, and chicken and lamb are the main foods, because cattle are worshipped as gods in India.

Indians also often serve as staple foods called Naan. Whether it is in a high-class restaurant or under the shadow of a street tree, it is often seen that Indians sit cross-legged on the floor, tear off a piece of pipa by hand, pick up the paste, soup, and bean soup made from various bean products such as peas and mung beans. Eat with relish. There are also some foods that combine the pie with potatoes. Such as Masaladosa, a crispy burritos, rolls with assorted vegetables such as potatoes. Malai Koft, is fried mashed potato with cake. There is also a mashed potato in a dough bag, which is stuffed into a scorpion shape and then fried. Second, hand-picking is also a very popular food. When everyone eats, use the right hand to stir and mix the food repeatedly, then use the right thumb, index finger and middle finger to pick up the food and send it to the entrance. However, hand pilafs are limited to their own homes or informal occasions. In the upper grade restaurants or in formal occasions, Indians still use cutlery as cutlery.

For beverages, India has a very popular milk tea called Chai. Because it is a hot drink, it is especially suitable for a cup of cold and wet morning. It feels good. Lassi is a kind of yoghurt, which is divided into common yoghurt, fruit yoghurt (banana, mango, etc.). It is recommended that visitors drink more yoghurt and drink even when they have stomach discomfort. Alcoholic beverages are not readily available in India. Although India has a brewery and has its own whiskey, it can't buy beer in general stores and restaurants. It may be that shopkeepers worry about taboo taboos. Usually in restaurants frequented by tourists, people can ask for it. People in the restaurant will go out and buy it. Beer is expensive. The most common brand, Kingfisher, needs a bottle of 80 rupees.

In general, one of the characteristics of Indian cuisine is the fact that most of the paste dishes are colored with various pigments. Therefore, yellow soup, green paste and red mud are common. If you do not adapt for some time, it is difficult to get used to it. In addition, regardless of family or restaurant, Indians think that raw water is the best drink (it is recommended to boil the best) and there will always be a glass of cold water on the table. The health status of the Indian diet is not very good, and most of the tourists who come here have symptoms of stomach discomfort. Therefore, due to the different physical constitutions, it is necessary to pay attention to food hygiene. India's main food list: Dal: is one of the major vegetarian dishes, made from several soy blends, made by a long process. Tandoori: Indian style baking. Lassi: Indian yogurt. Indian desserts: sweet and smooth, very worth tasting. Chutney: Indian dip, slightly tinged with hints of mint.

Restaurant recommendation:

BUKHARA:

MAURYASHERATONHOTEL&TOWERS,NEWDELHI

Characteristics: A barbecue and a DAL known for 14 hours.

Phone CHORBAZAAR

Characteristics: The main dishes of the Northern India and Kashmir regions are unique. The restaurant is decorated in a unique style. All of them are vintage cars scouring the second-hand market, antique beds, and antique furniture. The restaurant is dotted with Indian incense.

LMB(LaxmiMishthanBhanbar)

Characteristics: Jaipur's century-old shop, where the NANA is particularly fresh, mainly vegetarian, but also can provide Chinese food.

Shopping Guide Jaipur is India's most famous shopping city and is famous for its famous pinkcity. Cashmere shawls made of sheep wool in Kashmir's alpine mountains, various exquisite designs, hand-crafted gemstone jewellery and silver jewellery, silk rugs, variegated species of sari, and tablecloth sheets lined with small mirrors. Everything is readily available. The cashmere shawls that sell for a thousand dollars in London are only two or three hundred.

In addition, handicrafts are also representative of India's diverse landscape. A wide variety of jewelry, attractive prices attract visitors from all over the country. Ivory or ebony carved elephants, as well as fine-grained wood panels, are very memorable items. Brass, copper, and bronze artifacts, one by one, are carefully crafted to provide visitors with a wide range of choices. Fine marble carving crafts, exquisite design, a long history, has a high appreciation value. Leather clothing and shoes are divided into categories.

If you want to buy expensive specialty products, you might as well buy a marble countertop that works like the Taj Mahal. The pure white marble used in the Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world that has been built for 25 years and built with all the national strength, is a specialty of India. It can be used as a tabletop or wall decoration, or it can be used as a tabletop. If a circular or square-shaped closed column is used as a support below, then a light source is hidden inside and the room light is turned off, and the light will be transmitted through the marble table. The entire countertop is like a shining pearl and is the interior decoration.

Finally, to remind everyone that shopping is the most important thing to shop around, and then remember to bargain. In addition to state-run shops, restaurant shops, and bookstores, all other stores can bargain, and the bigger the price, the better.

Folk festivals There are many kinds of holidays in India, but the situation varies from place to place. It is national, regional, political, and folk, but more religious and ethnic.

National Holidays New Year's Day January 1st National Day January 26th Independence Day August 15th Death Day of Gandhi Religious Day January 30th Religious Festival Hindu Festival of Light October-November Hindu October Festival October-October

Hinduism except 10 May-June Islamic Islam Eid al-Adha Festival of Eid Muharram April Christian Easter Easter April Christian Christmas December 25th Sikh Naanke Festival November Jain Maha Vibrio The festival is held once every 15 years in March.

Precautions According to Hindu rules in religion, widows are not allowed to be lucky because they are not lucky. Entering the temple to take off your shoes is a rule that everyone must follow. There are many temples in India. Although the religious canons of different religions are different, the rules for taking shoes off into the temple are exactly the same. Whether you are an honorable person or a civilian, you are equal before God. When you step into the temple, you must take off your shoes. This is an expression of respect for God. Therefore, it is reasonable for many Indians to wear single-finger slippers. In front of various temples, you just need to find a place for slippers.

For women, when visiting the temple, it is best not to wear silk stockings. Because most of the Indian temples are sand and stone pavements, as long as they walk for half an hour, the socks must be broken. There are often people looking at shoes at entrances to Indian temples. Visitors can bring their shoes to him for safekeeping. When they go out, they can find them again. Usually there is no problem. Remember to give the people who watch the shoes a few rupees for tipping because they use it. Make a living.

The power standard AC voltage is 220 volts and the power frequency is 50 hertz. Most plugs are round two-hole sockets. Domestic flat plugs cannot be directly inserted. It is best to use a conversion plug.

Working Hours India has a five-day working week. The office hours are generally from week to Friday and the bank is closed on Saturdays.

Daily office hours of government agencies: 9:00-13:00; 14:00-17:30

Business office daily office hours: 9:00-13:00; 14:00-17:00

Appointments with government officials and business people are usually chosen in the morning or late in the afternoon. It is customary to wait in India. You must make an appointment before you visit the company, but after arriving on time, you often have to wait. You don't have to look at the time seriously.

Currency is prohibited from entering or taking out Indian currency. There is no limit on the amount of foreign currency entry, but it must be truthfully declared at the time of entry. When brought out, the amount must not exceed the amount declared at the time of entry. Foreign currencies must be converted into Indian currency at the National Bank. When the currency is exchanged, there must be a receipt. An unfinished Indian currency must present a valid receipt before it is converted back to foreign currency before leaving the country. All foreign guests must pay hotel fees in foreign currency.

The tipping hotel must add a 10% service fee, so it is not necessary to pay a tip. If it is a higher-level hotel, it still needs a 7% luxury tax. When entrusting the handling of luggage at the airport or the station, each item should be paid a INR 1 tip at the counter and it is not necessary to pay the waiter. Taxi rides usually take up 10% of the fare, but it is not necessary.

Eating raw water is best not to drink directly. There are drinking hot water bottles in every room of the hotel. People often should not adapt to drinking and feel uncomfortable or have diarrhea. Ice should be the same. Drinking should be avoided as much as possible. It is best to buy bottled mineral water when you want to drink water, which can be purchased at restaurants or in the general market. Drinking is generally forbidden in public places in India, but there is no such restriction in restaurants or other private places. Besides Dry Day, whisky and beer can be purchased on the market. Printed beer is acceptable, but whisky is of poor quality and can be imported from abroad within the scope of tax exemption.

Communication China Mobile's cellular mobile phone (GMS) can be used in India, but there may be no signal in some small places, such as Khajuraho, Agra. However, STD/ISD/FAX-marked huts are everywhere on India's Main Street and can provide communication services.

Photographing castles, mausoleums, and other places where tickets are collected will require additional payment. The most stringent is the Taj Mahal. Even if other expenses are paid, the area where the camera can be used is limited and there is a long distance from the main building of the Taj Mahal. In addition, it should be noted that tripods cannot be used at the Red Fort in Delhi, the Taj Mahal in Agra, or the temple in Khajuraho. Given this situation, preparing a tripod substitute (such as a bean bag) may be useful. In the Red Fort in Delhi, there is an additional charge for using a digital camera. There are also places where photographs cannot be taken. For example, in the Ghat on the banks of the Ganges Varanasi, two of them are used to burn dead bodies, namely Burning Ghat. This is not allowed to take pictures. If you take a boat on the river, you can take a few shots from afar, but the ship owner will ask you to put away your camera when you wait.

Public toilets in India:

It is difficult to find public toilets in India. According to local customs, as long as there is a wall, it is a toilet. Even in Varanasi's crowded streets, there are no doors for public toilets. It is recommended to go to McDonald's. There is a convenient and clean toilet.