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CDG
Thu, 21 Aug · 11:40 PM
9h 10m direct
DEL
Fri, 22 Aug · 1:50 PM
Before You Fly
Passport & visa
Verified · Valid through Mar 2028
Medical records & passport synced
Available offline in your Digital Passport
Contingency fund
Recommended cash on hand
$498
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Patient Coordinator · New Delhi
At Your Destination
34°C
Clear, humid
₹ INR
1 EUR ≈ 96 INR
GMT+5:30
3.5h ahead of Paris
112
India medical emergency
Travel Advisory — New Delhi, India
Climate & Timing
What to Pack
Health & Customs
Practical Info
Monthly Climate Briefing
Jun
38–41°C
Pre-monsoon, dry heat
Jul
33–36°C
Monsoon onset
Aug
32–35°C
Humid, heavy rain likely
Sep
31–34°C
Monsoon retreating
Oct
27–33°C
Pleasant, drier
Nov
18–27°C
Cool, smog season
What to Expect in August
Hot and humid with sudden, heavy downpours — carry a compact umbrella rather than relying on a raincoat.
Occasional waterlogging can slow road travel — build in extra time around your hospital appointments.
Indoor spaces (hospital, hotel, airport) are air-conditioned, often noticeably cooler than outside.
What to Pack
Light, breathable, loose-fitting clothing — natural fabrics like cotton or linen
A light jacket or shawl for air-conditioned wards and evening flights
Compact umbrella or rain jacket, and waterproof footwear or sandals
Modest, comfortable clothing for hospital visits (shoulders and knees covered)
Loose, easy-to-wear clothing for after surgery — front-fastening tops, slip-on shoes
Health & Safety
Drink bottled or filtered water only; avoid ice in drinks outside your hotel or hospital
Use insect repellent in the evenings — mosquito activity increases during monsoon
Check with your doctor 4–6 weeks ahead about any recommended travel vaccinations
Carry your medication list and prescriptions in your Digital Passport for customs and pharmacy needs
Local Customs & Etiquette
Modest dress is appreciated at hospitals and religious sites alike
A head nod or "Namaste" with palms together is a warm, widely understood greeting
Tipping (10%) is customary and appreciated for drivers, hotel staff and private nursing care
Remove shoes before entering someone's home or a place of worship
Practical Information
Type C / D / M
230V · Bring an adapter
Hindi & English
Widely spoken at hospitals
Bottled only
Avoid tap water
Modest, breathable
Shoulders/knees covered at hospital