Electric gadgets like mobile phones, iPads, cameras and Laptops are even more important when you travel abroad. Indian standard plugs are 230 volts. Plugs C & D. You will need a voltage converter and plug adapter in order to use U.S. appliances. Ideally, you should carry a universal adapter and converter kit.
If you plan to do many treks, camping or wish to visit remote areas in the high mountains (Himalayas) or plan to do some rural (village) travel, a power bank isn't a bad idea either. In most places outside of prominent cities and towns, electricity fluctuates, and power cuts that last from hours to (rare, but not unheard of) days can be observed. The further away from the cities you are, the lower your chances of steady power supply.
If you plan to do many treks, camping or wish to visit remote areas in the high mountains (Himalayas) or plan to do some rural (village) travel, a power bank isn't a bad idea either. In most places outside of prominent cities and towns, electricity fluctuates, and power cuts that last from hours to (rare, but not unheard of) days can be observed. The further away from the cities you are, the lower your chances of steady power supply.
Further Reading
read about my experience with one of the more remarkable power cuts in a Himalayan Village in 2015. READ MORE THREE DAY POWER CUT IN KASOL |