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Even with a map, try to have an idea about where you are and where you're headed. People who look like they're lost, even if they aren't, stand out. Someone could come up to you, pretending to be nice and say, "Are you lost?" with not so good intentions.
you were right on that note. we must be very careful maybe looking at a map is not a good idea too..studying it first in our hotel room and remember its location may do the trick..
It would be really dangerous to talk to other people whether locals or not. What if someone would ask for direction and you said you don't know. Then there was a follow up question, he ask you if you're a tourist, would it be fine to tell the truth?
