All visitors to India must be in possession of a valid passport
except citizens from Nepal, Bhutan and the Maldives. Foreign nationals
are advised to carry their passport at all times. Visas can be obtained
from the Indian Embassy or High Commission in your home country.
During winter months (November- February) in the North and the
highlands in the South do get cold at night it is advisable to carry woolens,
but at all other times light weight cotton is best. Always respect religious
shrines and places of worship, some places require visitors to observe a decent
dress code and are required to remove their footwear before entering the shrines.
Hindi is the mother language with other languages, which differ from state to state,
however English enjoys associate status but is the most important language for national,
political and commercial communication.
Photography may be prohibited in places of military importance,
railway stations, bridges, airports , military installations and places
which are in the interest of national security.
Vaccination certificate is not required for entry into India except
the travelers through Yellow fever epidemic countries (Certain African
and Latin American Countries) as per the rules of International Health Regulations.