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Dec 23rd, 2007 23:59
Himanshu Koolwal, http://indiatravelsguide.blogspot.com/ http://www.jaipurjaipur.com/ http://www.info4india.com/
For Indian climate, particularly in the South, only spring/summer type clothing is required. The cultural norms within India do tend to be different from those in the U.S., and revealing clothing (regardless of the temperature) can often be seen as inappropriate. You will receive adequate information regarding this in their pre-travel and arrival orientations. One popular option is to purchase traditional Indian dress which is inexpensive and comfortable, and easily obtainable in major towns and cities (such as Pondicherry). http://www.jaipurtravels.com/ http://www.namaskarindiatravels.com/ http://www.rajasthantravelsguide.com/ http://www.jaipurtravelguide.com/ http://www.jaipurtourismguide.com/ http://www.hillstationindiatour.com/ http://www.wildlifeindiatravel.com/ http://www.pushkartravels.com/ http://www.travelpackagerajasthan.com/ http://www.travelpackageindia.com/ http://www.udaipurtravels.com/ http://www.agratravels.com/ http://www.rajasthantravelguide.co.in/ http://www.traveltoindia.biz/ http://www.info4india.com/ http://www.indiantravelguideindia.com/ http://www.jaipurjaipur.com/ http://www.indianhotelindia.com/ http://jaipurtravelsguide.blogspot.com/ http://rajasthantravelsguide.blogspot.com/ http://indiatravelsguide.blogspot.com/ http://jaipurtourguide.wordpress.com/ http://jaipurrajasthanindia.blogspot.com/ http://travelguiderajasthan.blogspot.com/ http://aahindia.blogspot.com/ http://worldtravelsguide.blogspot.com/ Sources : semesterinindia.org