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1. Fly inside the country . Trains may be traditional and romantic, but they take lots of time. Train stations also tend to be crowded. We flew into new airport terminals in nearly every city we visited. And we used a great Indian airline, national car rental emerald club Jet Airways , which has been compared to America national car rental emerald club s Jet Blue. Flights left and arrived on time. The price for each segment was generally less than $100, which is more than a train but still very affordable by U.S. standards.
2. Wear shoes that are easy to take on and off. Visiting Hindu, Sikh and Jain temples and Muslim mosques requires national car rental emerald club taking your shoes off to enter. So, it makes sense to wear shoes easy to remove and put on. I ditched the sneakers with laces and ended up with flip-flops for much of the trip.
3. Relax and enjoy .  I was worried about so many things - getting sick with Delhi belly, among them. But the trip went off without a hitch. We found the people national car rental emerald club we met generally curious about Americans, eager to take pictures with us and quite helpful. Sure, we took precautions, like drinking bottled national car rental emerald club water and eating raw fruits with skin such as bananas. But I realize now that I need not have worried so much.
P.S. Don t miss Akshardham in New Delhi, billed as India s largest Hindu temple. The complex covers 100 acres, including gardens. The huge, main building looks ancient exquisitely carved in sandstone and in marble. But the complex opened in 2005 and was built in just five years, national car rental emerald club using age-old techniques. (Not the IMAX theatre, of course!)
About the Bloggers Arlene Satchell covers retail, marine industry and telecom national car rental emerald club trends for the South Florida Sun Sentinel. The travel buff and adventure lover is always looking for new places to explore.