Rory Bluelow
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India
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stonerblue
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Dirt cheap for everything. You going to Goa?I'll be going for a two week holiday to India in October, doing it the easy way on an arranged trip with all meals and accommodations, trips etc included in the price but we imagine we'll want to take some cash with us for if we go to local markets, coffee houses or whatever. Haven't a clue how much we might need though, what sort of costs things are there compared to here. Anybody got any experience they can share with us?
stonerblue
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No need to take any meds as you can get anything from a pharmacy.Take plenty of diarrhea and stomach pain meds....especially if you're going to "local coffee houses or whatever"
Drink only bottled water and make sure it's properly sealed before you drink it.
Some kind of fiscal policy, who knows. They have many migrant workers coming into and out of country, something to do with that maybeJust googled that and you’re right. Quite surprising but good to know
I went from India to Nepal and had Indian rupees on me, there was one ATM in Kathmandu airport which didn't work, but the taxi driver was delighted to paid in Indian rupees.
journolud
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No, it’s the well worn tourist route of the golden triangleDirt cheap for everything. You going to Goa?
stonerblue
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I will say that India takes a bit of getting used to when first arriving, but the peoples spirit shines throughNo, it’s the well worn tourist route of the golden triangle
Bill Walker
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Came on me at 2 in the morning, I wouldn't have been able to go out searching for a pharmacy even if there was one open at that time.No need to take any meds as you can get anything from a pharmacy.
I was literally in the same condition as the night before a colonoscopy.
Take them with you, you don't know when they will be required.
stonerblue
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Or just buy some when you get thereCame on me at 2 in the morning, I wouldn't have been able to go out searching for a pharmacy even if there was one open at that time.
I was literally in the same condition as the night before a colonoscopy.
Take them with you, you don't know when they will be required.
Bill Walker
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Why what have you got against taking them with you?Or just buy some when you get there
stonerblue
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I like to travel light..Why what have you got against taking them with you?