When I used to live back in New York in 2017, most people I met used to look towards Indians quite favorably. But not sure if this has changes since I returned.
Share first hand experiences abroad or people from abroad visiting India only please.. Want to seriously learn more about our perception as India and Indians. Not looking for a political debate.
I would say that depends more on the particular person who visited, than India itself. India is very diverse and offers all kinds of different experiences.
But of all the foreigners that I have talked to who have visited India, some loved it, some found it okay and similar to any other developing country, and some absolutely hated it. So the experience reflects more of the tastes of the individual than the place - to each their own. 😄
@Trogdoooor fair enough, thanks for sharing a lot
Well that really depends on the area where that foreigner person has been. But in general they are careful in Delhi but care free in Himachal. It's really hard to have one POV of India. But yeah we are safe & better than most.
@PeskyHepatitis yep the Delhi and Himachal difference is there. You can just feel it
Which cities in India have you lived in? Which one did you like the best? Where did you find the best people? Which city is best for hustle for 25-30 year olds?
Any perspective on any city is welcome here. Curious to hear what people ha...
Have lived and worked in Mumbai, Delhi NCR and Bangalore. I liked NCR the best because of good infrastructure a...
Recently I went through a post on Reddit where a woman(Indian) had asked for opinions of how people of the sub(the sub is dominated by westerners) perceived Indians.
Apparently the common answer from women for Indian men was: they are u...
Overpriced hotels, just straight up bad infra - honestly a vacation to Vietnam/Thailand is not very expensive compared to a good vacation to Goa now
India sucks for tax paying middle class citizens as well 🙂↕️
