write a narrative paragraph about a trip to india
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My first visit to India over the summer was a rewarding experience. Most people don’t have the chance to visit a foreign country and see their culture, but I got that chance. I had the opportunity to visit all my relatives for the first time and learning more about my culture and heritage. The atmosphere was nothing compared to the United States and the tradition was very festive. The people, the food, the culture and traditions are what I miss the most. All of those things are what made my two weeks a great experience. Getting out of the security check point and seeing all my relatives was really awkward for the first time. I didn’t know who was who, but they all knew who I was. I will never forget the hospitality I received from my family, and I will certainly not forget them as well. From my eyes, culture was one of the things that were lacking in the U.S. The culture in India was a very unique one. The cloths they wore were absolutely different from what we wear in the U.S. Usually, when we see people wear clothing from a foreign country, we ask ourselves, what are they wearing? For the first time, I was the one being stared at for wearing shorts and a t-shirt. The clothes for men were very unique as designed. Food is another part of the culture in India and it’s the thing I miss the most. In India, they have Pre-Breakfast, Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, and dinner. They eat five meals a day. Dinner is usually served around 10-11:00 PM. It’s worth the wait though because the food is absolutely delicious. The main course food I miss the most is Butter Chicken. The chicken is boneless, and a lot of different spices and buttermilk are added. It can be eaten with rice or roti (bread). There is a lot more culture in the festivities they hold in the months of October/November, unfortunately I was not in India in those months. Religion was another huge factor in India. Most people that live in India are followers of Hinduism. People would have idols everywhere including a temple at the end of each street.
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