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Q.What /how should I pack when travelling to India?
A. Pack essentials: Lightweight, preferably, cotton clothes and comfortable shoes. Additionally, include sunscreen, portable charger, medication, and water bottle. Rest of all is easily available.
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Q.Rules of etiquette I must be aware of while travelling to India.
A. Dressing up modestly in India is important. Also, public display of affection is a big no-no. While visiting someone’s home, always leave your footwear outside.
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Q.Is the Taj Mahal wheelchair friendly?
A. Yes. The monument has ramps, making it accessible for differently-able visitors.
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Q.Where can we experience the beauty of Indian villages near Agra?
A. The Korai village, on the Agra-Fatehpur Sikri highway, offers a glimpse of Indian villages.
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Q.Is it safe to offer money to beggars or children on the streets in Agra?
A. It’s advisable not to offer money or buy souvenirs from the children on the streets. It prevents the children from accessing the support services, created to keep them safe and healthy.
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Q.Some Hindi words I should remember whole travelling to Agra?
A. • Hello – Namaste (Na-mas-stay)
• Water – Paani (Pa-knee)
• Food – Khana (Kha-na)
• Yes – Haa (Haa)
• No – Nahi (Na-He)
• Thank you – Dhanyawad(Dha-nya-waad)
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Q.List of religions practiced in India.
A. India is a secular nation - Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Sikhism are major religions practiced here. Apart from that, followers of Christianity and Buddhism are also found here.
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Q.In India, will I find water closet toilets?
A. You can find both squatting pan toilets as well as European water closet at Agra.
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Q.We are a gay couple shall we face issues while travelling to India?
A. Although India is a hospitable country, one must follow certain rules of etiquette for a safer and comfortable travel.
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Q.Some offbeat experiences at Agra?
A. You can do a lot of things at Agra, besides visiting the Taj Mahal. Go shopping at Kinari Bazaar or Sadar Bazar for exclusive handicraft jewelry shopping. Try the succulent Petha (famous dessert of Agra) or the special Mughlai cuisine from the popular eateries of the city. Also, if possible, do visit Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary or the Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary.
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Q.Is it safe to travel to India with family?
A. Yes. India is a family destination and completely safe to travel. However, beware of pick-pockets and bag-snatchers. Also, refrain from carrying a large amount of cash while travelling around in India.
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Q.Is Agra a polluted city?
A. Unfortunately, yes. The city is polluted and air quality is unhealthy.
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Q.Do locals stare at international tourists?
A. Sometimes, yes. Locals might stare at you or coerce you to take selfies. Try to wear modest clothes that cover your knees and shoulders, so that you can some-what avoid unwanted attention.
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Q.Can I approach the tourist police with complains?
A. Yes. You can surely do that. Dressed up in sky-blue uniforms, you can find them at Fatehabad Road or the Tourist Facilitation Centre.
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Q.Can I interact with snake charmers, or bear tamers?
A. In India, under the 1972 Wildlife Protection Act, taming wildlife animals is illegal. Therefore, the chances of encountering a snake charmer or bear tamer are very slim.
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Q.Will there be stray animals in Agra?
A. You can find stray animals or cows walking freely on the streets of Agra.
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Q.I need to book some international brand hotels in Agra. Can you recommend some?
A. Some of the biggest international hotels chains have are available in Agra. Depending on your budget, and preferences you can book your hotel accordingly.
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Q.Can I find some budget hotels in the city?
A. You will be able to find hotels and accommodations suiting your budget and preference in Agra. Pre-book the hotel to get suitable discounts.
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Q.Estimated cost for accommodation?
A. On average, a budget room can cost you somewhat around 1,000 – 2,300 INR. There are some economy and luxury hotels available in the city as well. You can always choose your Agra accommodations in accordance with your budget, and preference.
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Q.Can I stay at heritage hotels in Agra?
A. Yes. You can stay at the popular heritage hotel of Agra that offers a surreal view of the city as well as its prime landmarks. You can reach out to our representatives for more insight on the matter or visit http://www.india-tours.com/.
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Q.Do hotels in Agra offer modern amenities?
A. Yes, most hotels in Agra offer modern amenities and hygienic rooms. You will have a comfortable and memorable stay over there.
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Q.Are the hotels in Agra safe for travelers?
A. Yes, most hotels in Agra are safe for lodging. You can approach our representatives at http://www.india-tours.com/.
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Q.Can I find secured hotels for solo women traveler?
A. Many Agra hotels welcome solo women travellers. The rooms are clean and full of modern amenities that ensure a comfortable stay.
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Q.Can I find handicapped friendly hotels in the Agra?
A. Yes, there are several comfortable options in accommodation for differently-able travellers to Agra.
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Q.I am a paraplegic from waist down, and travel with my wheel chair. Can I find handicapped friendly toilets the Agra hotels?
A. Hotels with dedicated rooms for differently-able guests have suitable toilet arrangements as well. However, outside the designated hotels the guests might find it difficult to locate suitable toilets.
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Q.Will there be only squatting down toilets in the hotels of Agra?
A. No. Most standard hotels have western-style toilets.
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Q.How is the night life of Agra? At what time do bars and restaurants in Agra shut down?
A. Agra has some of the most preferred bars in the area with great options for food and cocktails. Most bars close down by 11 pm at night.
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Q.I want to book a beautiful hotel or a holiday home for my stay in Agra. Can you help me with that?
A. We can definitely arrange your accommodations and travel in the city. Please visit http://www.india-tours.com/ to know more.
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