Returning from a trip to India, I was deeply impressed by the unique charm of this country with a population of more than 1.4 billion. Despite its large population, India's modern development is amazing.
If you're planning a trip to India, the first thing you need to pay attention to is the flight route. Cathay Pacific flights and IndiGo offer convenient flight options. Cathay Pacific flights take only about 10 hours, while IndiGo takes about 13 hours. For those looking for faster flights, Vistara and Vietnam Airlines are also good options, although the flight time is longer, but relatively more affordable.
On the IndiGo flight, I met some interesting flight attendants who looked and dressed in a Russian style. Although the facilities on board are compact, I think it is still acceptable considering **.
When I entered the country, I was asked about the purpose of coming to India. I answered truthfully and quickly completed the immigration formalities. The girls who were traveling with her met more interesting customs officers, who not only asked if they could speak Chinese, but also asked if she was married. This kind of friendly exchange makes people feel relaxed and happy.
I was very impressed with the transportation in India. Road congestion is the norm because traffic lights are uncommon and pedestrians and motorcycles, private cars, and cattle are all driving on the same road. For friends with motion sickness, it is recommended to prepare motion sickness medicine.
When traveling in India, street food is definitely not to be missed. Vendors in Bangalore sell delicious snacks such as egg fried rice and salted peanuts. Among them, an aunt who sells peanuts made a deep impression on me. Her melancholic temperament and well-prepared food are unforgettable. When I returned to the hotel, I found that the food was not only delicious, but also had a nostalgic taste, as if I had returned to my childhood.
Fruits are relatively cheap in India, and the shakya fruit and pomegranate sold by the grandfathers on the street are fair. I also found an interesting way to use scales, and the combination of scales and libras, although ancient, is very practical.
In addition, there are many freshly squeezed juice shops on the streets of India. I tasted a glass of pomegranate juice, and the staff simply processed the pomegranate and put it in the juicer, without adding water and ice, and it was original. A glass of pomegranate juice is about 3 yuan and 3 cents, which is quite affordable.
During my trip to India, I also felt the kindness and friendliness of the locals. On a motorcycle rental trip, an aunt in orange reminded me to pay attention to the tripod problem; Another time, a kind big brother reminded me that I forgot to unplug the key to the backseat storage compartment. These acts of kindness warmed my heart and made me appreciate the friendly atmosphere of this country even more.
Overall, I learned a lot from my trip to India. The country has a large population but is growing rapidly; Although the traffic is a bit congested, the local food and kind people are unforgettable. If you're also interested in the culture and customs of India, plan a trip and experience the country for yourself.