India

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Kuala Lumpur ==> Calcutta ==> Delhi ==> Jaipur ==> Phuskar ==> Udaipur ==> Mumbai ==> Goa ==> Calcutta ==> Kuala Lumpur.

So, these are the places that i went to during my 15 days India tour. We went through Holiday India a tour agent. It was all except for calcutta and we got cheated a few times. Especially the last day and that made us so angry and we have decided to lodge a complain to the Malaysian and Indian high commission. Ok, leave that aside. Let me start with Calcutta.
Landed there on 11th December at about 7pm local time. It was very cold and i always thought that India is hot country. We could not do much the because we were all tired.

Then in Delhi, It was very cold too.Shopping was good there and less honks too. Prices of the goods are quite cheap then what we have in Malaysia. I like Delhi and yes, i will come back. Yay Delhi!

In Rajasthan ( jaipur, phuskar and udaipur) it was not very cold except for phuskar. And the place was very dirty. I was really fascinated with the open bathroom they had. My goodness! and people just piss along the road. That puts me off.

Then it comes Mumbai, love it too. Shopping is heaven. But the traffic was really bad. Bad than KL. I always thought KL is the only city with bad traffic but i was wrong. Bought my lakme cosmetics in Mumbai. We only have selected ones in Malaysia so bought what i could get there. Prices were ok. Acceptable. Yes, i will come back. Yay Mumbai!

Goa was the best of all! Why? because my tour guide was very very very cute, single and young! Really, i was just looking at him. HA HA HA! We actually exchanged numbers but that was for in case we got loss to call him back. :/ Shopping is a paradise. Bought a number of ali baba pants. It is very comfortable. but the sun was very very hot. Very. Overall, I will come back. Yay Goa!

Foods were all ok. I loved pav bhaji. And the upma and idlis were nice. All the hotels had pooris for breakfast with the potato curry. Loved that too. Tried maharaja Mac. Something we don't get in Malaysia. Also, i did not like subway's chicken tikka. but the chicken tandoori was too good. Chinese foods are out there. Probably because they don't have the proper spices there. 






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