Why is India the sexiest country in the world?

Why is India the sexiest country in the world?

When mentioning India

The first reaction is that it is a cheating country

Not only do people sell station tickets on the train

There are also There is a ticket! ! !

This is the second most populous country

Almost everyone is extremely obsessed with "color"

Even the national buildings are of different "colors"

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Deservedly the most "sexual" country

The Blue City - Jodhpur

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There are three most famous "Blue Cities" in the world, the beautiful seaside Santorini Island in Greece, the leisurely blue and white town of Tunisia, and the beautiful city of Jodhpur in India located in the desert.

The picture is gorgeous

When you climb up the greatest building in Jodhpur - the Mehrangarh Fort and look out at the whole city, the gorgeous blue color will definitely shock you for a long time ! When you walk into the alleys of Jodhpur, you will find more exciting Indian life, as colorful as the women's headscarves.

Pink City - Jaipur

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Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan and is equivalent to the provincial capital city of China. In 1876, in order to welcome the visit of the British prince, the local government ordered the entire city to be painted pink similar to sandstone - although it was a "camouflaged" pink, it has been passed down to this day, leaving valuable tourism resources for future generations.

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Jaipur's iconic building "Palace of Winds" has honeycomb-like windows that allowed the former royal women to see the scenery of the streets outside without It allows people to see the inside, and the porous decoration can also increase air circulation, which is truly a work of genius.

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Jaipur is also a little paradise for shopping. Here you can find Jootis, one of the most famous handicrafts of Rajasthan. The high-quality Jootis are made from camels. Handmade leather, if you like it, remember to buy a pair.

Golden City - Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer is the westernmost big city in India. More than 100 kilometers to the west is Pakistan. It is located in the desert area. Most of the city's buildings are built with yellow sandstone, so it is known as the "Golden City".

In 1156, King Jaisalmer began to build a city on the hill. After 800 years of accumulation and making good use of the desert terrain, Jaisalmer was built into an easy-to-defend but difficult-to-attack city. Come, the setting sun shines on the stone mountain, turning every piece into gold. The entire castle is shrouded in a golden mist, and the people and cows walking among them are also dyed golden.

The White City - Ubudar

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Ubudar was once the capital of the ancient kingdom Mughal Dynasty. The tranquil and beautiful lake and the white palace complex are known as the most romantic place in Rajasthan. The early 007 series film Octopussy was shot here, which made Ubdel famous. It was voted the world's best travel destination in 2009 by the Western travel magazine "Travelandleisure".

Of course, India

This country with a long history

This country that invented a splendid civilization

This country full of color< /p>

This most "sexual" country

There are far more attractions worth seeing

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Witty questions and answers

Question 1: When is the best time to travel to India?

Answer: The best time to travel is from October to March of the following year.

Question 2: What is the time difference between India and China?

Answer: India is 2 and a half hours behind Beijing. For example, 12 noon Beijing time is 9:30 am India time.

Question 3: How much does it cost to make an international long distance call using a mobile phone in India?

Answer: The call charges in India belong to China Mobile’s 3-yuan zone, and the calling rate is 2.99 yuan per minute.

Question 4: Can I drink raw water when traveling in India?

Answer: No. It is best to buy local mineral water for drinking water.

Question 5: Can UnionPay cards be used for purchases in India?

Answer: No.

In India, you can only use VISA or MASTER CARD, and MASTER CARD is especially easy to use. Using cash is relatively safe in India.

Question 6: Do hotels in India have Wi-Fi?

Answer: All regular hotels in India have Wi-Fi, but some are free and some charge, which needs to be confirmed when checking into the hotel.

Question 7: Is it easy to find public toilets when traveling in India?

Answer: It is difficult to find public toilets in India. If necessary, you can go to McDonald's. There are convenient and clean restrooms there.

Question 8: Can I wear suspenders and hot pants in India like I do in China?

Answer: India is a religious country and is relatively conservative. If you wear too revealing clothes, you are not allowed to enter various Hindu and Sikh temples. Secondly, it is not in line with the national conditions of India and will bring unnecessary consequences to you. trouble.

Question 9: Can cameras be used to take photos at tourist attractions in India?

Answer: In addition to tickets for people, many tourist attractions in India also need to buy tickets for the cameras brought into the attractions, and the tickets for cameras are definitely not cheaper than the tickets for people. In order to protect monuments and cultural relics, many places prohibit the use of tripods and flashlights.

Question 10: Can I take photos of local people when traveling in India?

Answer: Indians are very enthusiastic and like to take photos with you, a "foreigner", but the premise is that you must ask for permission before taking pictures and do not rashly point the camera at the locals.

Question 11: What are the specialties of India? Is it possible to bargain when purchasing?

Answer: India has many specialties, ranging from spices, handicrafts, statues to various Kashmiri cashmere shawls and Indian saris. The prices of products are also very cheap, and bargaining is the rule when shopping in India. Indians usually think that foreign tourists are very rich, so the prices they pay for goods are often 2-3 times higher than the original price. If you want to buy your favorite products at the most reasonable price, you must be precise and ruthless in bargaining.

Question 12: What are the dietary taboos of Indians?

Answer: Indians mostly use plates when eating. Be careful: you can only use your right hand to pass and receive food when eating. When in contact with an Indian, be careful not to hand things to him with your left hand, because Indians think the left hand is dirty.

Question 13: What are the religious beliefs in India?

Answer: India is the birthplace of Buddhism, but it is not the only religion in India. The nine major religions in India are: Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Baha'i. The influence of religion reaches deep into every part of its society and culture.

Question 14: Is it safe to travel in India?

Answer: India is a religious country. Although there are a huge number of low-income people at the bottom, the vast majority of people are very law-abiding under the influence of religion on moral restraint. Indians are not very vigilant, and many people place their mobile wallets in a very obvious position, which can also reflect the degree of security. Of course, there are thieves in India. As long as we are more vigilant when traveling, it is still very safe.

Question 15: Is India just dirty and messy?

Answer: Actually not. It has been tested that the air quality in India is better than that of most cities in China. There are many reasons for this: for example, the absolute number of cars is small, there are fewer large-displacement cars, the city has a low latitude, and it is close to the ocean, etc. Maybe you are walking on the streets of a city outside the capital Delhi, and there may be garbage under your feet, and you may accidentally step on cow dung. But you will never step on sticky phlegm, let alone cigarette butts.

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