As a new tourist destination, India has attracted many China people to travel in recent years. After the past, our friends came back and told us not to eat their food or drink water because of Indian food. It is very, very dirty, and many bacteria often cause diarrhea and even food poisoning for foreign tourists.

then why? Traveling to India without eating local food?

First of all, not all Indian food is dirty, but roadside stalls! Although the roadside stalls in the country are also dirty, the roadside stalls in India are too dirty to bear. The roadside stalls in the moonlight market in Delhi, India are suffocating. In the market full of cows and flies, there are many such stalls selling food.

the price of selling things is very cheap. A milkshake is only RMB in 1 yuan. However, passers-by dare not try, because there are countless cups and ice cubes here.

Secondly, water in India is also a big problem. It is said that if you accidentally drink water in the shower, it will not let you discuss diarrhea in a few minutes. A friend of Youmei said that when I travel to India, I must remember to drink mineral water, because most of the water in India is river water (as shown in the picture below). There is a lot of rubbish in it. Indians basically do not disinfect and filter, so they are "in the water". "Bacteria are very rich, which is very unaccustomed to people who are used to drinking clean tap water all the year round.

Ganghe, the most famous river in India. Even if it is polluted to this extent, the local people still think it is very holy. Therefore, you can imagine the water quality of other rivers in India. So, how can the food made of this water be particularly clean?

In addition, if you use rice in Indian restaurants, you will find that many Indians are used to eating directly. Ancient Indians thought that eating with tableware was a great disrespect to India, which deviated from the essence of India's 5,-year culture. Food is a warm and elegant way of eating. Of course, you can't "go to the countryside". If you really want to eat with your hands, wash it before eating. Therefore, eating in India is really risky, especially in roadside stalls. Be careful! Some expensive restaurants in India are relatively more advanced, and friends who go there to eat rarely have diarrhea or poisoning problems. Therefore, I remind you in this regard that if you go to India, please remember to bring your own paper towels and mineral water, and be careful when handling Indian food!