Some Hindus drink cow urine. Yep, that's a fact. If you don't believe me then watch this video to see Hindus collecting cow urine and drinking them. Please do note that not all Hindus drink cow urine. Many just like you could not touch it. But there are many who would start their day off by having a glass of cow urine.
Hindus drinking cow uirne
Some Hindus drink cow urine. Yep, that's a fact. If you don't believe me then watch this video to see Hindus collecting cow urine and drinking them. Please do note that not all Hindus drink cow urine. Many just like you could not touch it. But there are many who would start their day off by having a glass of cow urine.
10 things to do in Amsterdam
Take a stroll down the cobbled streets of Amsterdam, pass
by the serene canals, or gaze at the vibrant nightlife of the city and you’ll Amsterdam
is a magnificent city with a creative legacy. It is the perfect blend of
ancient and avant-garde, and makes for the perfect vacationing trip.
1. Dam Square
Dam Square, located near the famous Amstel River, is the
focal point of the Royal Palace. After Louis Napoleon’s crowning, it went from
being a city hall to a royal residence in 1808.
2. Anne Frank’s House
Anne Frank’s house is a sober reminder of the Nazi
occupation during World War II, and it contains her infamous diary. It is
located by the Square. If wanting to visit, come early and be prepared to wait
as this place is a popular tourist attraction.
3. Rijksmuseum
The famous Rijksmuseum houses some of the most profound
historic art in the world, including pieces by the famed Rembrandt. The works
of Frans Hals and Vermeer are also featured here. Besides the artwork of the
more famous artists, one can also see beautifully crafted porcelain dolls and
doll houses here.
4. Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam is home to the largest
collection of Van Gogh’s work on the globe. It’s definitely something you don’t
want to miss when you visit Amsterdam.
5. Albert Cuypmarkt
Do you like shopping? If so, the Albert Cuypmarkt offers
everything and anything you might ever think of buying. This street market
offers everything from fresh produce to clothing, and it’ll placate your
shopping urges.
6. Queen’s Day
Queen’s Day celebrates the LGBTQ community. Music pulsates
from every corner of the city and people, both gay and
straight, celebrate all over Amsterdam.
7. Vondelpark Summer Festival
This amazing festival takes place in the summer between
June and August and features many types of fund and frolic, entertainment,
including open air concerts, theatre, and cabaret. The festival is family
friendly and men, women, and children of all ages will be able to find
something to do here.
8. Holland Festival
If there’s one thing you’ll learn while in Amsterdam,
it’s that the Dutch love their festivals. The Holland Festival is the biggest
annual arts event in the country and takes place over three weeks throughout the
month of June.
9. Dutch Clogs
When visiting Holland, one must try on a pair of the
famous, wooden Dutch vlogs at least once. Other iconic souvenirs that are worth
going out of your way to find are Dutch dolls and Delft pottery. Cheese and the
famous windmills are also popular must-experience items on your vacation
itinerary
10. Grand Cafes
Cafes are spread densely throughout the city. Take a well-earned
break and try the local erwtensoep in between shopping.
How to promote your travel blog posts
These are some of the things you can do to get back links
when you write a post on your blog on your travel blog. The idea is to get it
indexed by search engines as soon as possible. There is a lot of argument about
back links; it is said that, some are good and some can actually harm your
ranking. A backlink has more weightage if it’s coming from similar niches. But
then this is debatable. Google is putting more emphasis on social media meaning
that more it gets shared, the better it ranks.
1. First things first, ping it. If you are using Wordpress
then, then it is automatically done on ping-o-matic. There is a form in
Wordpress that allows you to enter all the places you want to ping your site
after publishing a blog post.
2. Submit your blog post URL on Twitter to let your
followers know that you have published something. Include some text; an URL on
its own does not look nice. Be creative with your limited allowance of words. Don’t
forget to use appropriate hastags such as #travel, #travelindia etc.
3. Send your blog URL to your Facebook for your friends to
read and comment on. There are lots of niche groups and pages you can join and
post your post but don’t spam them obviously.
4. You can also Digg your post. Make sure you write a good
description. The more thumbs up you have better the chances of being read by
more people.
— Bihar (@bihar) May 8, 2016
5. You can also submit to Stumbleupon. But remember quality
of traffic is pretty poor. The new algorithm states that, a longer a visitor
stays on your site, the better it is. Most people on Stumbleupon, really
Stumbleupon like mad. They move from one site to another like crazy.
6. Publish on Linkedin. There is a “share an update” box
that allows you to attach a link. Do it, don’t be shy.
7. Post on plurk, a social micro-blogging platform. But
remember they are no-follow. It’s just letting your followers know that you
have published.
8. Post on Apsense. It is a social networking site for business
owners, internet marketers and affiliates.
9. Post on Blog Engage. If your post is good then it gets
read by lot of people and will be promoted to the top page.
10. Go and post useful constructive comments on like minded
blogs (travel blogs that have commentluv plug enabled) and get some instant back links. Many blogs allow you to link to your
latest post. This blog allows you to choose from your previous posts and is
do-follow. So feel free to comment.
11. Post your link and a small description on Google Plus.
You can join travel related groups where you can post your travel photos and
blog post.
12. ScoopIt is another place where you can submit your blog
posts. Its content curation site where people share great content.
13. Don’t forget Pinterest. If you use this correctly then
you will get a lot of traffic to your travel site. The idea is to create boards
and post your images there. Don’t forget to share other people’s images onto
your own board.
Are these the things you are doing when you write a blog
post or do you just leave it at that? Feel free to comment. Please feel free to
share your thoughts as to what you doing when you publish a post. If you have
any more ideas, please do share them here. There are lots of other things you
can do to promote your brand or website for example guest posts, interviews,
podcasts and other link building strategies. We will talk about this in a different post.
15 ways to piss Indians off if you don’t like India
India is a great country. Not because the world thinks so, it’s because that is how we Indians like to think. But given a chance, most Indians would leave the country for Europe, Canada, Australia and most importantly USA. Even if Indians do go abroad, we take some of the pride with us and see India as the best country in the world that has the best culture of them all. This is complete hypocrisy at its worst. This is the reason why Indians abroad has no “white” friends; they never go to the pub with their work colleagues and stay ghettoised within their own community.
Now, if you are travelling to India then you are in for a
ride. Some of you will love India and will be coming back while some of you
will hate this place so much that you will never make trip to India again (you can read what an American woman thinks of India here).
If you did hate India, then here are 15 things you can do to
piss us off when you get back home.
Ask which caste we belong to
Indians are divided into castes. Hindus in particular are
divided into so called, upper and lower castes. In the olden days, the sole
purpose of the lower castes was to serve the upper castes. Things have changed;
the lower castes have become very rich and powerful given the 50% reservation
in government jobs. So if you did want to piss an Indian off, just ask if they
belong to a lower caste. But remember caste discrimination is against the law
but there is no law against asking someone which caste they belong too. Sikhs
too have their own caste system. They claim that they give equality to all
castes but the reality is that caste discrimination is very much alive both in
Hinduism and Sikhism. Muslims of India too are divided into sects and they hate
each other. The worst thing you can ask an Indian is if they belong to a lower
caste.
Tell us that Kashmir do not belong to India
Most Indians do not talk about Kashmir but if prompted, you
can find yourself in a heated debate. In order to piss an Indian off, just tell
them that Kashmir does not belong to India and the people of Kashmir are being
killed and raped by the Indian army. You should tell them that there should be
a referendum just like Scottish referendum and if people of Kashmir said ”Yes”
then it should be handed to Pakistan or given independence.
Tell us India is a poor country
Indians have a lot of pride in them. If you tell them that
India is a very poor country and there is a lot of poverty, hunger and lots of
beggars all around then you will be hitting the Indians right where it hurts.
Tell them that a poor country like that of India they should not be investing
in missiles, space satellites, nuclear weapons and so on. Tell them that India
should feed its poor first and then think about sending missions to space. How
can a country spend a lot of money on useless programmes rather than feed its
dying children. This will really piss Indians off.
Enter the temple with your shoes on
Indians consider shoes as dirty and they like to take it off
before entering their homes. They definitely take their shoes off when entering
temples. So if you wanted to piss Indians off then enter temples with your
shoes on.
Tell us that Indian women are ugly
I wrote about Indian women being the most beautiful in theworld. Some would agree and some would not. Many Indians take pride in the fact
that many Indian women have won several beautiful pageants – Aishwarya Rai,
Diana Hayden, Yukta Mookhey, Priyanka Chopra etc. If you wanted to piss us Indians off then tell us that
Indian women are very dark and not very beautiful. Tell them that they won
these pageants not because they were beautiful but because other competitors
were not able to answer the judge’s questions appropriately. Also you can make
fun of the sari (saree) which is nothing more than a piece of cloth wrapped
round the body.
Tell them that Bollywood movies suck
We Indians love watching Hindi also known as Bollywood
movies. In fact, Indian housewives are either cooking and cleaning or watching
movies. Tell them that these Hindi movies are crap. They are too long, full of
useless and vulgar songs and make no sense of the story lines. Tell us that
Bollywood will never compete with Hollywood.
Abuse the game of cricket
We Indians love cricket and everything that has to do with
the game. If you wanted too piss Indians off then tell them that cricket is the
most boring game in the world and is only played in poor countries. Tell them
that Indians are not good in sports and hence they play cricket where talent is
not required. Make sure than you foul-mouth Sachin Tendulkar and Virat Kohli
who are considered as the best batsmen India has produced. Tell them Indians
will never beat Australia.
Call an Indian a Paki
Calling an Indian a Paki will not work in India but it does
wonders in the UK and USA. Paki is the short form of “Pakistani” and used
commonly to denote a person from South Asia. The word “Paki” originated in
England where they saw waves of Indian and Pakistani immigrants to their
country. The word is supposed to be derogatory and racist and Non-Resident
Indians abhor the word. If you wanted to piss an Indian, call them a Paki but
then you will branded as a racist. Your idea is to piss them off and not appear
as racist.
Tell us that Indians are dirty people
Like in the Western world, Indians do not use toilet paper
to wipe their arse. Instead, we Indians use water to wash the backside with the
left hand. The idea is to pour water on the left hand and rinse the back side
till it is clean. (More on Indian toilets here). Tell the Indians that they are
dirty people and it’s disgusting to use the hand to wash something as bad as
pooh. Tell them Indian men scratch their testicles in public and urinate
wherever they want. Tell them that they lack hygiene and that is why India is
suffering from various water-borne diseases.
Talk about politics
Most Indians love politics. They will support one party or
the other. Find out which party they are supporting and then foul-mouth them.
Let’s say if I were to support the “BJP” which is supposed to be a Hindu
nationalist party, and then tell that they were involved the massacre of
innocent Muslims of Gujarat and they are anti-Muslims and fascists. If they are
the supporters of the Indian National Congress then you can tell them they were
involved in the 1948 Sikh riots and they are nothing more than a privately run
enterprise by the Gandhi Family. If they are the supporters of the AAP party
then you can tell them that they are “AAPtards” (derogatory word used for those
supporting the AAP party) are nothing more than anarchists.
Tell South Indians that North India is better
There is a somewhat divide between the North and South of
India. South Indians have a raw nerve when it comes to North India. South
Indians are pissed off because New Delhi, the capital of India lies in the
North and secondly most powerful politicians come from the North. Tell South
Indians than North is better than South India. Tell the South Indians that Hindi
is a great language and they should also learn the language.
If you do the reverse where you tell North Indians that
South India is better then it’s not going to work. We North Indians know that
South India is boring and their languages suck big time.
Tell us that you love eating beef (this is a good one)
The cow is a revered animal. Lord Krishna was a cow herder and the cow is considered as a mother. Hence the cow is not eaten. In fact, in some Indian states, slaughter of the cow is forbidden. So if you wanted to piss an Indian off then ask an Indian, “how to cook beef curry”. Better still, go to an Indian restaurant and ask for beef curry and tell them not to make it too hot. (Here’s where to eat beef in India).
Ask Sikhs about their hair
All Indians are very touchy about their religion. There was
a time in the 1980’s when the Sikhs wanted their own country but their demand
was eventfully suppressed. Terrorism was rife in the Punjab and Delhi. In fact,
Hindus were deliberately hand-picked and killed in Punjab (where most Sikhs
come from). The police too was very brutal and committed atrocities. Every Sikh
with a turban was thought to be a terrorist or a sympathiser for the cause of
the separation of Punjab from India. It was not a happy time. But things
changed and peace prevailed. This has led to Punjab to become one of the most
prosperous states of India. But the scar remained.
Sikhs can be found in most parts of India and most religious
Sikhs can be identified as they wear a turban on their head. If you wanted to
piss an Indian Sikh then tell them how ridiculous their turban looks.
Consumption of tobacco is considered a sin just in the same way as eating beef
for Hindus and drinking alcohol for Muslims. You can always light up a
cigarette too piss them off.
Tell Muslims of India that they are not Indians and were
converted
Muslims of India are still not fully integrated and in order
to piss Indian Muslims off, you can tell them that they are not Indians. Tell
them that they came from outside as invaders and settled in India. Worse still,
you can tell them that their ancestors were once Hindus and where forced to
convert into Islam by the Muslim rulers of India. You can also tell them that
you love eating pork sausages and beer to go with it.
Tell the Indians that India is a bogus democracy
We Indians take pride that India is a democracy. In fact, we
Indians like to think of India as the world’s largest democracy. But you can
touch a raw nerve by saying that India is not really a democracy. You can tell
them what kind of democracy is India where people do not really vote for change
but vote for someone who belong to the same caste and religion. You can say
that despite being a democracy country, India is still wrecked by poverty,
social injustice, high illiteracy rates, rampant corruption; politicians steal
money and stack them in Swiss Banks and so on. I am sure you will over the step
the mark and piss some of us Indians off.
Best places to visit as a student
Good thing about being a student is that you don’t need to
worry about a family, your mortgage, paying off your loans etc. So this is the best
time to travel while you are still young. So if you are a student why not make
the most of your life and travel and see the world.
Seeing places while you’re still young will open you up and
you will get to understand cultures other than your own. In fact, it will open
your eyes and you will be able to see the world differently. You will appreciate
that there are other cultures, races, people and countries in the world that is
diverse.
And since air travel agencies as well as airlines provide
student travel discount and special student travel rate, student travel is
becoming more and more available for greater number of students who want to
explore and learn more about the world.
Let’s take a look at some of the most historical places
where you as a student can travel.
India
India is one of the most rapidly growing countries in the
world as far as economy is concerned. If you like temples, other cultures, food
then India is the place to be traveling to as a student. As a student you must
have gone out to drink and then ended up in a curry house. Why not try to real
thing in India. If you are the type that seeks spuirituality then why not visit
the River Ganges in the holy city of Varanasi and sit with the Naga sadhus over
a chillum. Find out more about traveling to India here.
Athens
As the center of knowledge, government, and system in the
ancient world, every student will be amazed how this ancient city grew and
evolved. There are no shortages of places to visit in Gree. Students can visit
Acropolis, Agora, Library of Hadrian, Kerameikos, Olympieion & Southeast
Athens, Pnyx, Roman Agora & Tower of the Winds, Arch of Hadrian, City
Eleusinion and other ancient sites in this ancient city of Athens.
Egypt
Visit one of the earliest civilizations founded in this part
of the world. Egypt features 3000 years old city in the banks of River Nile.
Egypt is also one of the oldest tourist spots in the world with visitors coming
from all over the world.
Moving your way south from Cairo, the nation’s capital, you
can stop at Giza where the famous Great Pyramid stands. Did you know that it
was built by Pharaoh Khafu in the year 2550 BC. Standing at 147 meters, it was
the largest and the most ambitious structure built in the ancient Egypt
requiring 2.3 million stone block to erect. Also at Giza, see the Pyramid of
Khafre home if the Sphinx. It was built 30 after the Great Pyramid. As the
second largest, the Pyramid of Khafre stands at 144 meters of 471 feet. The
third pyramid located at Giza was the Pyramid of Menkaure which stands at 65
meters or 213 feet.
Further south, Saqqara is home to the Step Pyramid of Djoser
built in 2630 BC. Pyramid of Pepi II, also located at Saqqara was the last
pyramid built by ancient Egyptians. In Dahshur, the Bent and the Red Pyramids
are located. And down south at Maidum, the Maidum Pyramid can be found.
See the temples, mummies, tombs, hieroglyphics, and Valley
of the Kings and the Queens if you visit Egypt.
Rome
Rome is one of the best places to visit if you are
religiously minded. If you aren't then its still a place to visit to admire the
architecture. You will find ancient Rome still intact with evidences of Roman
structure and architectures built more than 2000 years ago. Rome presents the
living timeline from the Roman Empire to the shift of the Middle Ages, to
baroque and renaissance, to the dawn of the romantic period and enlightenment.
Rome preserves its temples, churches, arts, and priceless paintings and murals.
China
Travel Far East and learn the history of the ancient eastern
civilization that was once unknown until the last centuries. See the Great
Wall, a remnant of the Zhou Dynasty along with other unique oriental culture
and tradition. See the Chinese painting, calligraphy, paper cutting, and Chinese
art.
Peru
As the center of the Inca civilization, Peru is a great
destination for student travel for discovery of
South American history. The
500-year old Inca traces could be relived in the Inca Trail that is both
exciting and educational. Walk to the Ollantaytambo, Sacsayhuaman, Machu
Picchu, and Pisac.
Turkey
A former territory of the Roman Empire which stood strong
for more than a thousand years against several barbarian attack. Turkey is in
the easternmost part of Europe that features a diverse culture, religion,
philosophy, and architectures. Click here to read why tourists visit Turkey.
Best places to visit in Dublin Ireland
Few places around the world lend a friendlier hand than
Dublin. The Emerald Isle offers wonderful hospitality, complemented by its warm
and friendly hosts. A cosmopolitan city, Dublin is rightly proud of its rich
heritage, but also presents a modern face in keeping with contemporary culture.
1. Trinity College
Housing the Book of Kells, a near two century old manuscript
written by monks, Trinity College is Dublin’s oldest university, built in 1592.
2. Christ Church Cathedral
Dublin’s oldest building dates back nearly one thousand
years to 1038. It was built courtesy of the invading Vikings, a monument to
serve a powerful army.
3. Dublin Castle
Dating back to the Norman invasion, this wonderful example
of medieval architecture captures the artistic influence of the time.
Magnificent painted ceilings and crystal chandeliers portray the Ireland of one
thousand years ago.
4. National Gallery of Ireland
Monet and Picasso are just two of the influential artists on
display in the city’s largest gallery. Some 2,500 paintings give a flavour of a
historic past and present.
5. Guinness Storehouse
Ireland’s most famous export was once brewed in this famous
old building. Since relocated, the Guinness Storehouse now delights in telling
its visitors how one of the world’s favourite beverages came to be.
6. Temple Bar
Contrasting Dublin’s historic ancestry, Temple Bar brings
the city right up to modern day with its cosmopolitan mix of bars, restaurants,
shops and art galleries.
7. Smithfield Village
More eating, drinking and shopping can be found at
Smithfield Village, a newly renovated development. A walk to the top of the
Chimney presents magnificent, panoramic views of Dublin.
8. Grafton StreetBig name department stores trade alongside
local craft shops in the busiest shopping area of Dublin. Traditional Irish
gifts and souvenirs can be found more easily in the adjacent Nassau Street.
9. Pint of Guinness
No visit to Ireland would be complete without a tipple of
the world famous Irish Guinness. Locals say it tastes better in its home city.
Well, there’s only one way to find out!
10. Irish Grand National
You can smell the money amongst the punters present at one
of the great sporting events of the calendar. Join the runners and riders
during the month of April to witness the Irish Grand National.
Why tourists visit Turkey
The five reasons why Turkey is remaining the number one
emerging holiday hotspot for Europeans despite its recent security fears and
the five reasons why Turkey is one of the most exciting destinations in the
world for travelers today.
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Temple of Aphrodite in Turkey |
The appeal of the country for those in search of a dream
vacation destination stems from the following five key reasons: -
1) Turkey is
a vast country with a rich historical and cultural background that offers the
summer holidaymaker some of the most stunningly beautiful and unspoilt beaches
on the Mediterranean Sea and some of the most exciting resorts which are
becoming increasingly popular with European sports stars and celebrities.
2) The
summer sunshine shines in southern Turkey from March until October giving
tourists the chance to sample the delights of this inimitably interesting
nation throughout the spring, summer and autumn.
3) In the
winter Turkey plays host to winter sports fans and those in need of some après
ski fun in a wide range of sophisticated ski resorts where prices are far lower
than in Austria, Italy or Switzerland but where the quality of facilities and
amenities are on a par with those of the best European winter sport resorts.
4) Prices
for holiday accommodation to rent or even buy in Turkey are the lowest in the
entire Mediterranean region and it’s possible for a family of four to rent a
villa with sea views and a private pool for a tenth of the price of a similar
property in Spain, Cyprus, Italy or France.
Furthermore anyone wishing to buy a holiday home in the sun will save
hundreds of thousands of dollars, euros or pounds by buying property in Turkey
rather than buying property on the Greek Islands or on the Spanish Costas for
example.
5) The
accessibility of Turkey is improving all the time as more airlines open up more
routes to and from Turkey from across Europe.
One of the most recent developments in this area is a new regular
British Airways flights from the UK to Dalaman and in terms of domestic flights
within Turkey they are incredibly affordable which gives the holiday maker a
chance to enjoy a dual or multi location holiday in the vast nation of Turkey.
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