India is a welcoming and diverse country, and Nepalese travelers often feel culturally connected and at home. However, just like in any large and busy country, it's important to stay cautious and informed to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip. Whether you’re visiting spiritual cities like Varanasi, exploring the Golden Triangle, or relaxing in Goa, these safety tips will help you travel smart.

🧳 Travel & Personal Safety Tips

• Keep Your ID Handy: Always carry a copy of your Nepali citizenship card or passport. Hotels and transport services will require identification.

• Avoid Late-Night Travel Alone: Especially in unknown areas or isolated streets—use trusted taxis or app-based services like Ola or Uber.

• Use Registered Transport Services: Avoid unlicensed taxis or touts offering cheap rides.

• Be Aware of Your Belongings: In crowded areas like markets, temples, and stations, keep wallets, phones, and passports in secure bags or pouches.

💬 Communication & Emergency Info

• Local SIM Card: Get an Indian SIM for mobile data and emergency calls (requires ID).

• Know Emergency Numbers:

  • Police: 112

  • Tourist Helpline: 1363 or +91-1363

  • Nepal Embassy in Delhi: +91 11 2347 5200

💵 Money & Scams

• Use ATMs or Authorized Exchanges: Avoid street money changers.

• Watch Out for Scams: Be cautious of fake guides, rigged taxi meters, and overcharging. Always confirm prices in advance.

• Avoid Giving Passport to Strangers: No one except hotels and official officers should ask for your original ID.

🙏 Cultural Respect & Behavior

• Dress modestly, especially at temples or rural areas.

• Remove shoes before entering religious sites.

• Avoid public arguments—stay calm and ask for help if needed.

With awareness and preparation, Nepalese tourists can enjoy a safe, respectful, and memorable journey through India.