Travel Inconveniences in India

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28/10/2015

Steve Job said "a lazy man on a job to find an easy way to do it". But he did not say about sharp women. So u say.....

28/10/2015

Bodhgaya International Airport.

28/10/2015

It is Bodh Gaya Tour Bus. It should be !inconvenience !India.

10/03/2015

http://www.tripoto.com/trip/9-cities-in-india-to-travel-on-a-low-budget-3922

20/02/2015

http://www.tripoto.com/trip/beaches-in-india-5867

11 Reasons To Absolutely Hate Beaches In India
The water is grimy, people are vulgar, and the sun will kill you. It’s time we were honest with ourselves about the horror of Indian beaches. Here are 11 absolutely justified reasons why Indian beaches are the worst.
1. Indians don't understand cleanliness, our beaches are dirty.

Bangaram Beach, Lakshwadeep Credits: Wikipedia
2. The water is Dark, Greasy, and Disgusting.

Beach No. 5, Havelock, Andaman Islands Credits: 1ieve
3. There are no exceptional beach parties in India.

Sunburn Festival, Goa Credits
Absolutely None.

Sunburn Festival, Goa Credits: Sunburn.in
4. Indian beaches are always overcrowded.

Kavaratti Islands, Lakshadweep Credits: Indiatravels.com
5. The scenery never changes! same blue sky, blue water.

Sunset at the Andaman Sea Credits: Dmitry Sumin

Sunset at the Andaman sea Credits: [email protected]
6. There is nothing interesting happening on Indian beaches.

Elephant Beach, Havelock Islands Credits: MSDN Holidays
Never ever!

Sand Sculpture, Konark Credits: PARSHOTAM LAL TANDON
7. People are always intruding. No personal space on Indian beaches.

Palolem Beach, Goa Copyright: Arundhati Sridhar
They will follow you everywhere.

Goa Copyright: Arundhati Sridhar
8. There's a dearth of good shacks and food on Indian beaches.

Credits: Shack in Goa
You can't find even one good place,

Shack in Goa Credits: Stephen Barber
Serving mouthwatering food.

Goan Food Credits: Timescity
9. You can only spot cows and dogs on Indian beaches.

Anjuna Beach, Goa Copyright: Arundhati Sridhar

Diu Copyright: Harleen Kalsi
10. You don't meet interesting people on Indian beaches.

Goa Credits
Not even one!

Goa Credits
11. There's nothing to do on an Indian beach.

Credits: Goa Tourist Places
Absolutely Nothing!

Credits: Watersportsingoa

Don't get me wrong. I love India and everything about it as much as you do. Sure, the beaches in India are not flawless but isn't that with everything in life? I hope this post puts a big, big, big smile on your face and an even more accomplished feeling of being Indian!

20/02/2015

--arrive at Gaya railway station during the day time.Atall cost avoid arriving late evenings or at night. If you have no choice, then ask your hotel to send a transport to pick you up.

--Before you get in to the transport check with your hotel if the transport that they sent to you is one and the same.

--Use Hotel transport to take you to Bodh gaya.It's about 15-20kms from Gaya town.

--If you are staying in a hotel in Gaya, stay in a good reputed hotel and not in a cheap accommodation.Another reason is that you can expect frequent power cuts and so a better hotel would have generator to tide over such power cuts.

--Never never go out after dusk..There is nothing like night life in Gaya. At the time when I visited the roads were very poorly lit and narrow.

Don't skip Gaya if possible.There is a beautiful Hindu temple there and lost of people from far and near visit Gaya to visit the temple.

***** This is one of the worst hotels I have stayed in. They charged Rs 6000 during off season, when better hotels were available (as we discovered later) were charging Rs 4000 with good breakfast. There was practically no food, and their card machine does not work. And when I wanted to take the car and go outside to draw cash from the ATM, they locked the gates.
I had to lodge a police complaint before they let me go out to withdraw cash.
Dingy, dark and weird place. definitely cheating foreign tourists. Please avoid.
Room Tip: Fitness? Ha, ha! Swimming pool, a bigger Ha, ha

19/02/2015

AGRA "Taj Mahal" (Avoid below tips and amazing place to Taj)

(1) The Petha Scam Agra Petha

You would find a lot many people selling this! | Image Credits : aadamalovely
A petty issue, isn’t it. But yes, the most famous delicacy of Agra can spoil your dream of eating the petha of a place that specializes in it. Everyday, thousands of sweetshop owners prepare lots of tasty petha but besides that many prepare pseudo pethas or ones with wrong filling, wrong ingredients or it may happen that you end up buying something else but you were told that it was petha. Such a big scam running on such a small dish. But beware, the thing which feels so sweet may be something else.

(2) The Deceptive Guides
Want to visit Taj Mahal or any other monument and want a guide. Then beware!! because between three guides that you find, one is a cheater. They are usually people with very less knowledge and just a hunger to earn. All of us have seen Slumdog Millionare, the Oscar winning movie and so we all must be knowing how it is like.

(3) The Pickpocket Industry
scammmers indiaToo obsessed with yourself on the security that you provide to your purse? Again, there are ample of pickpockets belonging to every age group just waiting for you to give a trail and then the rest happens. They are professionals and increasingly deceptive. In that case, you can use many helpful things like The Money Capsule or The Thief Deception purse.( )

(4) Thirsty ?
Don’t event think to buy a Water Bottle
Many tourists have shared their experience on how they bought water bottles and were hit by sore throats. So, carry your own bottles or purchase one from a well defined shop not a rural person hanging around the corner.

(5) Beware of Hawkers
hawkers in agra

Credits : Ben Bieske

Be very much aware of those who sell products at very cheap rates and which can turn out to be hollow and naught but ash. Literally, would you believe getting a 32 GB pendrive for Rs 100. Absolutely not. Similarly, You’ll have to drive safely and not even try to roam the outskirts as they are filled with scenarios you’ll hate to see.

Last of all, guys, try to be friendly but be bold inside. Agra is not a place for innocent tourists, it’s for those who enjoy keeping to their senses. And in the end, have the time of your life.