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you forgot "kidnapped".Originally posted by DaZahroJaam. View PostSuppose...SUPPOSE, someone wanted to come to India for a year, how much should they bring with them and which parts of the country can be best for a quite peaceful lifestyle??
Also, I don't wish to be robbed, harassed or murdered. I don't care for the food and architecture and I have never been a big admirer of the taj mahal. So..., yeah.
but one good thing i can say about india,you can rent a whole building and it is not expensive
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India looks beautiful I only think the weather is terribel there, it always look so warm and humid, thats like the worst combination, give me some dry heat in stead, I think Pakistan is the same, thats the bigest reason why I never would live there, faye can you tell us how you expirence the weather there?
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in the mountains it is cool to freezing. i arrived in december and went to the mountains and it was too cold. so i went back south to bodh gaya, towards calcutta and it was nice weather there in winter.
i lived in the north at manali for some months, in the summer, and it was perfect. but yeah, it is REALLY hot on the lower areas in summer and some areas, all year.
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The second coldest place on earth is Drass, India; where temperature plunges to -40 C in winters.
A small town near Shillong, Meghalaya receives the highest rainfall in the world.
In Thar desert of Rajasthan temperature exceeds 50 C during summers.
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My idea of an adventure would be placing myself in an environment that I am not used to. If I want beautiful scenes and amazing weather, I can stay home and watch it from my living room. And since I live in a country with a cold dry climate, I would like to experience my scalp burning in the heat. Getting ridiculous sunburns. Violent rainstorms. All of that crazy stuff.
I am no bird, and no nest ensnares me.
non commercial would cost less if he was in charge himself which he plans on doing. right now it's n herat but soon it will be in qanadahar.
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come and visit me, in australia, we have all of that. tropical cyclones, blistering deserts, all the sunburns you can handle, great reefs to dive or snorkel, snow etc etc etc.
but yeah, india can offer you all of that, at a much more reasonable price.
himilayas are exceptional.
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lol you will find that all over india and pakistan actually. There is nothing like the tropical monsoon rains, I miss them now here in Canada. also the heat can be unbearable in the summer. The hottest parts of south asia are actually in the north punjab,sindh, rajashtan etc.., the temperature reaches 50C in many areas in the summer, the southern areas are more humid/tropical but the temperatures usually stay around 30COriginally posted by DaZahroJaam. View PostI would like to experience my scalp burning in the heat. Getting ridiculous sunburns. Violent rainstorms. All of that crazy stuff.Last edited by Karachi; 08-26-2012, 01:52 AM.
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on the andamans, from my rooms at a small resort. near the beach and just after a big rain.Attached Files
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