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Originally posted by pootstickIt would seem so. Some of these comments just go to reinforce perceptions of Americans as being insular and blinkered. India is a wonderful place in any number of regards, and if you find yourself living on biscuits (LMAO) then you possibly shouldn't have left your little, picket fenced, sterile, suburban hole in the first place.
Do many Americans see a desire to travel as treacherous to patriotism?
Go to India, throw yourself into the culture and have a great time. Though you may still be struck with Delhi belly - ask Shavixmir, if you want more in depth (and graphic) descriptions.
Originally posted by MarcusrAgree M
It would seem so. Some of these comments just go to reinforce perceptions of Americans as being insular and blinkered. India is a wonderful place in any number of regards, and if you find yourself living on biscuits (LMAO) then you possibly shouldn't have left your little, picket fenced, sterile, suburban hole in the first place.
Go to India, throw yours ...[text shortened]... struck with Delhi belly - ask Shavixmir, if you want more in depth (and graphic) descriptions.
India is such a massive place that to take the recent issues as a reason not to go would be foolish