Air pollution levels in the major cities like Delhi, Agra, Varanasi, and Lucknow hit off the chart levels and make headlines around the world due to farmers burning stubble every November.
But what the media won’t tell you is that the air pollution is not always at such high levels. It’s usually around from November to January or so. That’s tourist season, unfortunately!
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India Survival Guide Table of contents
- Introduction
- Travel Essentials: Before You Travel to India
- Arriving in India: Getting to Your Hotel & Airport Amenities
- Tourist Scams to Avoid in India
- Avoiding Fake Money & Ripped Notes in India
- Avoiding Bad Accommodation
- How to Bargain, Get Refunds, and How Much Rickshaws Cost
- Avoiding Counterfeit Souvenirs in India
- How to Be Street Smart in India
- Buses and Trains in India Explained
- Food and Drink Safety for Travellers
- What to Do If You Get Sick in India
- How to Deal with Air Pollution in India (You’re here)
One reply on “How to Deal with Pollution While Travelling in India”
Hello Karl ,
Hope you will be in India soon. Once you are here , try to visit Kolkata . Kolkata happens to be the capital city of West Bengal. Would love to show you around.
Regards ,
Kaustuv Seal