Recent content by Daphne

I really like samosas, but I have also only tried the vegetarian ones with mashed potatoes and green peas inside. They were delicious and addictive :)

I would say don't accept anything strange from anyone that you don't know or trust. Scams exist almost everywhere; you just need to be careful all the time.

I have also heard a lot of nice things about Kashmir. I wonder that the prices are like for skiing there. Are the ski resorts expensive?

I really like beer and my favorite one is Stella. I would love to see what Indian beers taste like as I have never come across any.

I have heard that the Biryani in Hyderabad is the best there is in India. Do you think it can be found in other cities as well?

What clothes can a woman wear in India when it's hot? Are tank tops and sleeveless shirts fine or do you think they will draw too much attention?

My friend is a professional photographer and she often travels with all her equipment; however, she has never been to India. Do you think it's a good idea to take all her equipment with her or would it be easier if she could rent it there? Also, are there places where she can rent photo equipment?

What is the most traditional drink in India? For example, I know that in North Africa, many countries offer green tea to their guests. Is there such a thing in India?

If you were to stay for a few months in India and rent a small apartment where you can cook your own food, will you find places where you can find Western ingredients?

Is pork meat common or easy to find in India? One of my friends is planning to travel through India for quite a long time and he was wondering if there was a place where he would have bacon for breakfast for example every once in a while. Has anyone ever had pork in India?

As much as I love food, I really don't enjoy cooking even though I have tried learning so many times. If you find a cooking class, please post some pictures of your creations :)

Oh I love goat milk, Ted. I love dairy in all its shapes and forms :) I have never tasted camel milk, but I think I would want to give it a try.

It seems that I have been living under a rock :D I have never heard of Trip Advisor. I normally always look for reviews on booking.com. I should check out Trip Advisor from now on.

I am not very sure, but I don't think that hiring a tour guide would be so expensive. And even if it is a bit pricey, it is worth being safe.

As far as I know, Yetis are a myth and they don't exist in real life. However, it would be really interesting if they actually existed as I have always been intrigued by them.