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Delhi is one of the most amazing, culturally different and diverse cities in the world. However, the first visits can be overwhelming for tourists from foreign and India itself. Here are some tips that are worth their weight in gold.

1. Visit in winter instead of the monsoon season. November to March is the best time to visit to avoid water roads, intense moisture or flaming sun.

2. Go get bottled water, not on. Unless you have a water purifier or you are the guest of someone who has alcohol and you do not take ice in drinks when you go out.


3. Have a bottle of bugging and pepper spray with you at any time.

4. Bring toilet paper with you. All bathrooms in Delhi are not necessarily equipped with toilet paper. In addition, the bathrooms of the restaurants are better than those public, in general.


5. Take a look at the posh area, in areas such as southern Delhi, Kirti Nagar, Lodhi Road and Ina. Sometimes they even offer affordable prices for luxurious and upscale facilities and stays.

6. November to March is also the most popular moment because the most popular festivals of Delhi are then: Holi is in February / March, while Diwali is in October / Nov.


7. Determine how to become a qualified negotiation, whether it is an initiate in the city or simply test and errors. Tourists are definitely exploited by the suppliers, then confident and knowing that the actual value of items can help.

8. Street food is beautiful and even tied with food restaurants. It's hard not to want to try every piece of scented street food that enters your nostrils. Vegans and vegetarians will love cooking. Download the Tomato app to discover eating in Delhi.


9. No need to lose more on pushing ubers or taxis - Delhi metro is extremely well connected and has a separate trainer dedicated to passengers. Pushes are also fun to explore the city, but do not forget to negotiate.

10. Nightlife remains the culture of the "first nightlife" because bars can not stay bread 12:30. However, if you want to drink in your hotel, you can go to a wine and beer store that closes around 22h.


11. Prepare to experiment with the belly of Delhi. While India's food is delicious, tourists visiting more Western countries will generally undergo stomach and diarrhea across a few days of arrival because of new microorganisms entering your body.

12. 911 will not help you during an emergency in Delhi. Know the number 100 for the police, 101 for fire departments and 102 for ambulance services.