By Rajni Pandey | May 19, 2025
Always inform a trusted friend or family member of your travel plans, stay details, and check-in regularly.
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If something feels off—people, places, or situations—walk away. Intuition is your best defense.
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Avoid flashy clothes or behavior that screams “tourist.” Dressing modestly helps you stay under the radar.
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Save local emergency contacts, embassy numbers, and hotel info both digitally and on paper.
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Choose well-reviewed hostels or hotels in safe neighborhoods. Avoid isolated stays, especially on your first night.
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Stay alert by avoiding excessive drinking. If you drink, do it in trusted spaces and never leave your glass unattended.
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Rely on official taxis or trusted ride apps. Avoid hitchhiking or unmarked cabs, especially after dark.
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Use anti-theft bags, lock up valuables, and carry only essentials when exploring. Back up important documents online.
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Try to reach new cities before sunset. Navigating unknown places is easier and safer during daylight hours.
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