Situated on the banks of the scenic River Foyle, is Derry a city of surprises and delights?

Portsmouth is located in Hampshire, southeastern England, with the Solent Strait to the south, the Isle of Wight on the shore, and Hampshire to the east, west and north. As the only island in the UK Famous as a big city. For several centuries now, Portsmouth has played an important role as a defense port. The world's largest dry dock is still in use. The famous ships Victory and Mary Rose are now preserved in Portsmouth for people to visit.

Derry, also known as "Londonderry", is located in the Derry District in the northwestern region of Northern Ireland, very close to the Irish border. The city is the second largest city in Northern Ireland and the fourth largest city on the island of Ireland. It is nicknamed the "Virgin City" because its ancient city wall was never breached by artillery during the 1690 siege. Derry is a historic city with a contemporary appearance. It is one of the few large cities in Europe whose ancient city walls have not been completely breached. The walled old city is located along the banks of the Foyle River. Today's large cities span both sides of the river and straits. . Being courteous is a habit of life

Indians are courteous, first of all we see this in many of the conversations they have with us. Every opportunity is suitable for it. In some countries, it is generally dedicated to purchasing something. In India, generally speaking, it's just about informing people and discussing issues.

As we sat down for dinner, 2 young Indians asked us point blank if they could join us. We accepted, and they sat next to us and told us about their current life, their country, and their expectations for two hours. At the station entrance, their neighbor next door told people about its children's clothing business. On the road, I saw beggars kneeling in a long line in front of a restaurant to receive donations, I met a cow full of tributes, I entered a live music restaurant, and the ticket fee was thrown in the face of the designer. Since we arrived in India Today, we all sleep for twelve hours every night. This is the length of time our bodies and minds need to "digest" throughout the day.

Londonderry is located at the mouth of the Foyle River in the northwestern part of the island of Ireland. Its original name was Derry. It was forced to be changed to Londonderry by the British colonists in the 17th century. But until now, the local people still call it Derry, and only the English and new immigrants call it Londonderry. The difference in names actually reflects the difference in people's identity awareness and sense of trust.

Having said this, I couldn’t help but recall the girl we met working in the theater in Londonderry. When talking about regional differences, she said: westandinEngland. She doesn't need to "belong to", just "locate in", which shows how subtle the relationship between Britain and Northern Ireland is. In fact, even on some official brochures, you can see "Derry/Londonderry" printed side by side.

Londonderry is about 700 kilometers away from London, England. It takes 10 hours to fly to Delhi, India, but it only takes about 15 minutes to drive to Ireland. It is Northern Ireland's oldest city and the only metropolitan city completely surrounded by walls. Therefore, it is also affectionately called "WalledCity" by everyone. Many of Delhi's hotel accommodations are housed in Victorian-era developments, making staying inside feel like ancient history. If you have the budget, why not book accommodation in some of the more popular rural hotels, such as Fir Hill Cottage Hotel and Traders House. So if they don't suit your taste, don't worry, there are plenty to choose from. And bring your camera, Delhi begs for photos!