India, is really a nice country, for me.
People here are really friendly and helpful. Like to swing their head from side to side, and pee anywhere they could. When I was on my way from airport to the town, I saw a man just pee under a tree besides the road, what a spectacular sight! But this habit can’t be more common in India. On some street in the town I can actually smell the smell of the urine, and people just walk like nothing different.
There’s hell lot of people here, can see them anywhere anytime. May be because of the hierarchy system in old India, I can actually know if they are rich or poor just from their costumes, some are really smart, and others can walk on the street without wearing a shoe. All kind of people, I can just say that it’s amazing.
India is very strict on its cell phone SIM card registration, it’s a bit peculiar for me. One needs to have photo, identification document and local reference just to get a SIM card. I’ve some problem when I tried to get one. I had to go to the service provider outlet to get it. I had a hard time to locate the place, I can’t actually understand what the people here saying sometimes, with all their heavily accent English. At the outlet, I faced problem again. Without the local reference (something like a local witness or guarantor), I can’t get a SIM card, but the staffs just managed to help me to get a SIM card somehow, without even need to register. I’m really grateful of that.
So this is my first day, first experience in India. What am I going to be experience in the following journey, I don’t know. But I’m quite sure that it’d be amazing.
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