Incredible India! Living and visiting New Delhi 2nd part

Dear Steemit community

Today I going to keep writing about my experience in New Delhi.

As I was saying in my previous post India is not common country but I just can tell you my experience I would just start with the situation. In my previous post I mentioned my internship as travel agent.

My first month I was living in the area of Kailash colony any morning I had to pay a richshaw to reach the Violet line 6 metro station to Central Secretariat, then catch the Yellow line 2 to Sultanpur Colony. One and half hour one way travel in an overcrowded city during the rush time. The first month was January in which the climate not extreme. During the night 8-10° degrees during the day around 20-24° in the next.

(Hanuman statue - Chatarpur Temple)

In the next months the average temperature rose till June the maximum around 45-49° degrees dry. During the daytime very difficult to stop long time on the sun. Sweating was ordinary I had to drink at least more than six liter per day. That's also because I did not have the air-conditioned inside my flat. Air-conditioned is particular low in the common areas, offices where outside the temperature very high. That is not very healthy and it was sometimes arduous.

"It sometimes looked arduous also for cows looking for food around the rubbish". Arduous it should be also for local living all their life in such condition.

Experience power cut and lack of water. During July and August the months of monsoon season heavy rains affected all the are many roads are flooding. The level of humidity rose so much that drying clothes resulted very difficult. I needed to borrow an air-drier.

Building and tends or you can choose a definition for what I saw in the previous picture. Photo taken from the roof of the building I used to live. Also the next ones

You can the view of the closest buildings

You can see buffalo "parked" on a road during the day with its crap.

Or skinny cow looking for food

Or children laying down on the road

I would just show another side of this country. It seems to be challenging but this India!

Despite such climate, poor people, some dirty or crowded areas I keep suggest to visit India because it has a lot of offer to the visitor. I show it in my previous posts. Well! There is more to watch than what I visited! Never stop to discover it!

You know, there is a evident difference between be a traveler or a tourist and a temporary resident. The temporary resident has more chance to try to absorb the culture, the traditions, the change of climate, the food and the impact to our lives. I wrote the food because is often spicy and most of Indian people used to be vegetarian. During my stay I lost weight as you will see in some of my picture in previous post prior to climate, the food, the metabolism.

The main idea is to change my perspective That's the kind of experience I wanted !!!!

Before conclude my post if you go to New Delhi I would suggest to you to visit Dadabari Jain Temple. The oldest Jain temple in Delhi, dedicated to Jain Acharya Dada. Originally built during the Mughal period then rebuilt later.

Hope my post will be useful for you! Also hope you will visit New Delhi unless you have already visited it

Thank you and peace out!

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