Our preferred accommodation are hostels where we can meet other travellers but in Bengaluru, the 'IT capital of India', the hostel was full of young people working in the city and living there. Many of the women wore western clothing and appeared to enjoy the same freedom that their western peers enjoy.
We visited Bangalore Palace which was completed in 1873, and purchased by the British for the young Maharaja in 1881 as a home whilst he was educated. It is now lived in by his grandson.
We spent our last day in Bengaluru and in Karnakata with the lovely Unsi and Aunty P, whom I met when I was last in India and travelling alone in 2007. We had such a good day, that we plan to meet in Nepal...Læs mere
16. november 2019, Indien ⋅ ⛅ 26 °C