Vietnamese Boy And ‘extreme’ When He First Came To India

Up to now, Thiet still cannot forget the terrible scent of the temples where the burnt ceremony takes place. The Vietnamese son and the 'extreme' things when first traveling to IndiaThiet Nguyen is a boy Have interests in editing, traveling, and storytelling. He has spent days traveling all over the country to satisfy his passion for travel. Used to work in human resources for 3 years, add 3 and a half years in game operation and now is in the state of "unemployed", busy on trips. After more than a year of struggling to choose between continuing to work Having a stable job, high salary, then getting married like many other men, or boldly leaving the office chair, stepping out there to come to a strange land, a year ago, Thiet decided to quit his job to fulfill your dreams, do what you love

. With his experience in filming and editing, he works as a freelancer. To earn enough money to cover the trip, he has to receive many projects, workload, higher pressure, in return he can own his time, not check-in time, time out. Swipe the staff card and go home Meet the little friends on the journey to India.



When the long journey begins, things are not as vague as before. Each path gradually formed clearly in thought. The first trip after resigning from work was "eating a bed on my bed" for a month in China. The guy decided to use up the period issued in the visa before returning to Vietnam. After going to India, his group had unforgettable experiences on this mysterious spiritual land. Before the trip, Thiet was quite comfortable, did not learn much about the upcoming place. He thought that what he met by predestined relationship would be better than having a prediction He used to go to many countries like that, so he thought: "It's okay".



Thiet's group only books flights, hotels, prepares some necessary things, the rest depends largely on fate. In the end, it was that subjectivity that brought him many disappointments, even troubles, but there were also unexpected things that came with a lot of goodwill. He wants to see beautiful images in his upcoming country, or not too bad. However, everything in India is at the "extreme" level, the gap between the good and the bad is so great that sometimes it confuses him. The first obsession is the dirty and heat of India. Just exiting the airport, the group was shocked by the hot weather. But what made him nauseous is the giant garbage dump next to the airport, which stinks. Not in time to adapt to the surrounding environment, dozens of tuk-tuk drivers surrounded and dragged tourists.



Because of a lot of experience when traveling, Thiet's group was calm, separated from the crowd, away from the airport to find a taxi for safer but unsuccessful. Finally, I accepted to go to tuk tuk after a bit of bidding. The opposite of India. I share, the Indians are not bad, but those who do tourism in India are not all good. The "cut and slash" incident surprised the guy. He said, once he caught a car, the driver shouted for 1,000 rupees (about 360,000 dong). Dazed, the guy looking for another car was offered for 500 rupees (about 180,000 dong). Try to pay down to 200 rupees (about 70,000 VND), after pondering, the driver also accepts.



The shouting of the taxi fare up to 5 times made him wary. Every time you want to buy something, especially souvenirs, you have to check carefully, pay a very low price and you just want to "lose" a little. Ever delayed many flights, but if it comes to delay cancel in India is number one in the world. The most terrible is the scene of passengers waiting wildly at the train station. For the first time in his life, I can't remember how many times in a train I change the departure time. All we know is that the group sits holding their luggage, sending one person to check the new train time every now and then, several times the name of the train disappears from the bulletin board, proving that the device's train has been canceled. Just waiting for that, dozens of storks come to offer to bring the group to the hotel to rest or buy a new train ticket because they sell for a dozen times more. However, I had previous experience, so I told me not to trust anyone at the train station.



It's best to stay here, wait for the official train time. Surprisingly, no one complains with this poor transport service, perhaps the situation is too familiar to the Indians. Attending the Holi festival in July every year is the main purpose of this trip. Before leaving, Thiet researched online, envisioned a beautiful, interesting color festival and planned to take many valuable pictures. There is a famous photo of people laughing happily in front of some temple in India. But after asking the local people, feeling depressed once again came to him, they replied that there is no place like this. The moment of realizing that beautiful photo is thanks to photoshop to attract tourists, making him feel "cheated". Then gradually felt this festival going on like ".

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