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VisasCarry your visa for entry to India/Kerala on your holiday. MoneyThere is no limit to the amount of foreign currency that visitors can bring. BanksBanks are open for transaction from 10.00 to 14.00 hrs on all days except Sundays (10.00 to 12.00 hrs). Travel wearCotton outfits, hats, sunglasses, sunscreen lotion etc Credit cardsMain hotels, restaurants and shopping centres honour major credit cards. CurrencyIndian Rupee (INR) DrugsHeavy punishments including imprisonment are imposed for possession of narcotic drugs. FoodAll
standard restaurants offer a variety of cuisines including Continental,
Chinese, Indian and typical Kerala fare. Emergency numbersPolice control room: 100 WaterEventhough
tap water is purified, It is better to drink bottled drinking water or
drinking water from houses/restaurants. It is not advisable to drink
water from slow moving streams, lakes or dams. Mineral water is
available in sealed bottles. Temple codesFootwear inside the temple and entry into the sanctum sanctorum is banned in all the temples. NudityNudity is not allowed in any Kerala beach. Footwear in housesVisitors to most Kerala houses leave their footwear outside before entering the house. Ayurvedic treatmentIf you wish to undergo Ayurvedic treatment, it is very important to ensure that you go to an authorised centre. Demonstrativeness in publicBehaviour demonstrating affection in public like hugging or kissing is not an accepted practice in Kerala. Wildlife sanctuariesTo
visit a wildlife sanctuary, prior permission has to be taken from the
concerned authority of the sanctuary. For further enquiries, contact:
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