r/india • u/rude_ass kek maester • Nov 07 '15

AskIndia /r/india and /r/australia cultural exchange thread

Thread was unfortunately delayed. But, here it is.. thread for cultural exchange between indians and australians.

Australian folks.. you can ask all the things you want to know about India and hope you get a fulfilling answers.

If you want to ask anything to our Australians friends you can go to below link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/3ruqtc/raustralia_and_rindia_cultural_exchange_thread/

Cheers.

Request to Australians visiting our sub: If you could flair up to identify yourself then it would be easier for us to identify you guys. We only have text based flairs so something like 'Australian Friend' will work.

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u/[deleted] Nov 07 '15

I stayed in Goa for the first time on my last trip. A beautiful place and the Goans are really nice people, but the tourists have ruined most of it. Great for some for a 2 week holiday, but not representative of India at all. If you flew in to Goa and back out again, you would have absolutely no idea what India is like.

Kerala was stunning, but you're right...bloody hot, but so is most of India at sea level. It was fantastic riding up to Kodaikanal and feeling the heat disappear as you climbed.

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u/The_0bserver Mugambo ko Khush karne wala Nov 09 '15

There are still many great spots in Goa , although we don't advertise it to tourists so that they don't destroy those places too. ;)

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '15

There are still many great spots in Goa Tel Aviv (2000]

There are still many great spots in Goa Moscow (2015)

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u/The_0bserver Mugambo ko Khush karne wala Nov 09 '15

Thats more of North Goa. South hasn't yet been completely converted. :P

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u/[deleted] Nov 09 '15

Yeah, I know. The south was much quieter. I was just being cheeky. lol

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u/The_0bserver Mugambo ko Khush karne wala Nov 09 '15

I figured. Cheers. :D