I have blogged more than once about how I didn't want to move to Bangalore. I am finally here, for 2 weeks now, and I am pleasantly surprised. I am staying in Kormangala, which is the happening part of the city.
Good things
Job is also good, but job will be covered in another post.
I love it here. Maybe I'll settle here forever...
Good things
- Bangalore is not like a giant suburb (as I previously thought). It is densely populated with a good mix of high-end retail shops, small local-owned shops, restaurants of all sizes, street foods, and narrow streets with midrise flats, just like I love.
- No one stares at me. Either because so many other white people are also here, or because they are more polite. I do not feel like a circus side-show like I did in Ahmedabad.
- Almost everyone speaks English
- There is no dust. In Ahmedabad, after 1 day without dusting/floor mopping, there would be a visible layer of dust. After 2 weeks, it would be disgusting. Here after 2 weeks, there is nothing.
- This is a modern cosmopolitan city (thanks to the IT industry). There are plenty of cultural and fun activities.
- Alcohol is legal!!!
- Brrrrrrrrrrrr, it is cold. Even in August I want a jacket. Of course all my clothes are short-sleeved after living in Ahmedabad.
- Rain every day.
- Almost everyone speaks English. Yes, I know this should be good, but I badly want to improve my Hindi.
- Everyone eats rice with their hands. It is gross.
Job is also good, but job will be covered in another post.
I love it here. Maybe I'll settle here forever...
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