India in August was too severe. I had to learn from that lesson and complete the itinerary successfully this time. I carefully rethought my plan and prepared for the second expedition to India and Sri Lanka, which was to begin at the end of October. In this article, I would like to describe the general itinerary and objectives of this expedition to India and Sri Lanka.

Finally, the last day in India. Although I had an accident on the way to India where I collapsed from the Indian baptism, it was an intense and exciting India.

Although I thought on the way to the airport, "There will be no more of this," India still showed me some interesting things. In this article, I will tell you about the last incident I saw in service-rich India.

I am not a big fan of spicy food, so Indian food was truly a terrifying experience for me.

I had been waiting for such a long time to eat at Kentucky. I had hoped that no matter where I went in Kentucky, the food would be delicious! I had such high expectations, but my hopes were crushed to pieces in India.

Finally came the baptism of India. I was attacked by severe vomiting and diarrhea. In this article, I will tell you about my struggle and how I came back from it. This baptism in India was traumatic for me and had a great impact on my subsequent visits to India.

Rishikesh, the holy city of Rishikesh, further upstream from the Hindu holy city of Haridwar in the Ganges.

It is known as a sacred place for yoga and is also famous for the fact that the Beatles once wrote a song here.

I also came to such a holy place of yoga. I stayed there while feeling the difference from Haridwar.

The morning of my third day in Haridwar has arrived. After yesterday's visit to the Mansa Devi temple and two consecutive days of pooja, I was already at the end of my physical strength. But during my free time this morning, I decided to go for a walk.

And I was astonished by what I saw there. It was such a shock that it greatly influenced my view of Buddhism.

The Mansa Devi Temple stands at the top of a mountain overlooking Haridwar. This temple is revered by Hindus and is visited by many worshippers every day.

I also visited this place and experienced the deep atmosphere of the Hindu world. I am sharing my thoughts and feelings in this article because I was there.

Second day in Haridwar. Early in the morning of this day, a man bathing in the river Ganges caught my attention. I felt the depth of his faith as he eagerly bathed in the waters of the Ganges River. However, when I saw the garbage flowing right beside him, I was forced to think about the pollution of the Ganges. I wondered why Indians do not care if the holy river is dirty.