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Stomach illness

Stomach illness is very difficult to prevent. The electricity fall few times a day so the food is not well refrigerated and with the height temperatures your find there having a lasy for example was like drinking some kind of poison for me. I did have rice with banana 2 of the 3 days I spend there. At last I decide to eat what ever I wanted and afford stomach illness with calm

Lepra

At the entrance of Little Taj I did have a bad moment when a boy with lepra (at least I did thought he had it) came to me to ask me for money. I hope I had gone to India with information about this illness.

As I did with other child that asked me for money at India or in other country, I didn’t but in this case I did get a little nervous. I hope he didn’t notice but I am ashamed about not having information about lepra and of getting nervous.

Shame on me.

Sellers and Guides don't understand NO THANKS

Sellers and Guides are at Taj Mahal and Red Fort entrance. They are really a nightmare.

They will just ignore you when you say “No thanks” they will go on and go on trying to make you loose your modals and calm.

MUT CHE NAJI CHA JI LLE
= “I don’t want to buy anything”

Try with this phrase. A Indian friend write it for me so I could try to make me understand.

I saw how they get over a tourist bus with theirs postcards as vulture over dead cows ... terrific imagen