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Here are some travel tips for women in India:
Don't wear revealing clothes while in India. They
do not appeal to Indian sensibilities. You will
attract unwanted attraction and advances if you
are wearing skimpy outfits.
Apart from the big cities, touching between people
of the opposite sex in public is very unusual. Even
married couples avoid any display of affection publicly.
It will be better if you do not shake hands with
a person of the opposite sex unless the other person
extends his/her hand first. Among Hindus, the way
to greet is by bring your palms together in front
of your chest, or simply saying
'Namaste'. You can say Hello or Hi also. But some
old people may not appreciate it.
Smoking by a woman is not acceptable anywhere in
India, except for the metro cities. A woman who
smokes/drinks is thought to be having a loose moral
character, especially amongst the middle class.
Discos, dance clubs, pubs, 5-star hotels are areas
with a modern touch. You can easily head there for
some entertainment or for drinks. However, having
a male companion or at least another female with
you is quite a good idea.
Even at beaches, the people here are fully clothed.
First find out what kind of attire is appropriate
for the beach you are heading to. In some places
like Goa, the visitors to beach mainly consist of
foreigners. There, you may wear swimsuits on the
beach. However, even there it is inappropriate to
roam about dressed in swimwear away from the beach.
In local trains, some cars reserved only for women.
It is advised for you to travel in those.
It is better not to venture outside in a street
party. Street parties on holidays generally don't
consist of women. Inebriated men are seen partying
at such occasions. Women, in these parties, can
be subjected to groping and sexually aggressive
behavior from the inebriated males. It is very unsafe
for women to attend these festivities alone.
Avoid talking in a friendly manner with men you
meet in buses, trains, restaurants, shopping places,
etc. It may be viewed as a flirtation. It may also
lead to unwanted and unexpected sexual advances.
However, befriending Indian women can be a wonderful
experience for female travelers. But, you may have
to start the conversation.
A way to get more respect from Indians is to wear
traditional Indian clothes, such as salwaar kameez
or sari.
Do not venture in isolated places alone. It is also
advised not to go outside alone after it is very
late and dark.