Showing posts with label india. Show all posts
Showing posts with label india. Show all posts

Thursday, September 12, 2013

Having breakfast in 5 different countries.

The last post mentioned the 10 countries with the biggest quantity of Taptrip users. There are nations from Asia, Africa, Central America and South America. There are many differences among these countries, but the main difference must be the food.

I had meals in four countries up till now: Brazil, Argentina, France and Japan. And the most different meal was the breakfast. So, let's check what people and Taptrip users have for breakfast in the five countries below:

1) INDIA: has a big variety in the whole country, so it's easier to classify as breakfast from the north and from the south of India. In the south, for example, they eat idli, vada and dosa coupled with chutney and sambar.

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2) SAUDI ARABIA: mainly consists of bread and dairy products, tea, labneh jam and cream. May have a variety of sweets and savory morsels too. 

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3) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: has eggs or meat and mashed plantain which is called ''mangu''. May include salami and onions.

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4) ALGERIA: has cornflakes, bread, home made biscuits, jam, milk and coffee. 

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5) BRAZIL: basically has bread, butter, cheese & ham, fruits and may include home made cake, coffee, milk, tea or juice.

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What do you have for breakfast in your country? Please, leave a comment here and tell us. If you are a guide in Taptrip, upload pictures of your breakfast and show it to people from the whole world too.

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Friday, August 23, 2013

INDIA - Find the purity in the water of Ganga.

Ganges River - also known as Ganga - is the second largest river of India which flows from the south in Uttarakhand to the north in Bangladesh. For this reason, many people who live close to the river use it as a transportation facility.

However, for Hindus the river is much more important: it’s a holy place. According to them, the water is very pure and can remove all the impurities from anyone. With this purpose, many devotees take the holy bath during a festival called ‘Ganga Dashara’ held every year.

Ganga, India

But, the river is also heavily polluted, so before jumping into the sacred waters, it’s better to know if they are safe to bath. Because of it, many people and organizations are still battling to clean the river as the Sankat Mochan Foundation.

Do you live near to Ganges River? So, become a guide in Taptrip, upload pictures and info about your country and make new friends in the whole world!


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