Sidewalks, street crossings, and public buildings are generally not wheelchair accessible. Most temples and attractions involve stairs and uneven terrain. Public transportation does not accommodate wheelchairs.
With advance planning, private tours can be arranged to maximize accessibility. Private vehicles, attentive guides, and careful selection of accommodations and activities can create a meaningful travel experience. Some newer hotels, particularly international chains, offer accessible rooms.
We recommend discussing specific needs with your travel consultant, who can identify appropriate accommodations and create an itinerary suited to your requirements.
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