India !

So, im back to Malaysia, cant help saying that I really missed home after going into the 2nd week of being in India. I missed Malaysian food especially, although food there was awesome but Malaysian food has already spoiled my taste buds so after awhile i just got sick of eating the food there and started craving for nasi lemak *pathetic, i know*.

The weather on the other hand was freaking cold ! of course it was, cause its still the winter season there, wore 3 layers of jackets everywhere i went, and even slept with the same way ! Then there is the cleanliness part, yes it wasn't so clean, there was poop everywhere, people spitting and peeing so if any one of you have OCD or some sort, this is not a country you would wanna visit. But some how it didn't really bother me, maybe because i prepared my self for this part, so i was fine :)

Okay enough with the bad stuff, there is allot of good stuff too, like when you go to the village side, OMG the place is so beautiful, just like in the movies. Then food like i said earlier was awesome, their main course is Dhal and Chapathi which is super good. You don't get much rice there as they seldom eat rice unlike we Malaysians, so that's why after a week or so I got all whinny and annoyed cause i dint get my rice.

Since India is a big country, for every destination we wanted to go was so far away from one another, and eventually everyone got sick of travelling, to add up to that the roads were bumpy, with tones of potholes and plus all that with the extreme sound of vehicle's horns ! and tadaaa you start to regret why you came. Anyways, I forget all that when I reach the destination, for instance as soon as I catch a glimpse of a row of shops that sells suits, sarees & jewelries, I feel like I've reached heaven and nothing else matters. Everything there is like waayyy cheaper, suits that you buy her for 200 to 300 bucks can be bought here for like 60 bucks to 100 bucks !! Its without a doubt a shopping paradise for Indian women.

To sum everything up, i had fun most of the time, its without a doubt an experience on its own, based on the stories I've heard from people about India is not really true. I saw everything for myself and all i can say is that those people were exaggerating about how awful India is, trust me it isn't, all you need to do is adapt :)

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