Vilingilli Ade 
The farewell from our small island and the beloved people in a short time has been difficult for us but a little after we had been especially close to them three months. The last few days we have farewell parties, pack our bags and backpack, and also spent a bit of work. On Thursday morning at 5:00, we went (zunächst!) the last time by speed boat through the atoll to the airport GEDU and start the journey to India was. The flight was to Male was comfortable - we slept through it completely, because we could before because of our farewell party to sleep only 2 hours. In time everything went well, apart from the usual delays (Air India).
After arriving in India (Bangalore) and stayed for three nights in a small inn, we are happy to travel further north to visit the "Golden Triangle". Bangalore itself has more to offer than many sites, we have mainly street life, the market and the shops used. The traffic is how to imagine it in an Asian metropolis of 8 million. A plethora of cars, trucks, horse carts, motorcycles and motor rickshaws, all honking at every opportunity and every gap is emerging in the dense multi-lane road used by a to overtake another in order after 30 seconds of the same to turn obsolete werden.Am roadside stand, the sacred Indian cows and look at the goings with a definite peace. simply for a German sense of CHAOS!
The farewell from our small island and the beloved people in a short time has been difficult for us but a little after we had been especially close to them three months. The last few days we have farewell parties, pack our bags and backpack, and also spent a bit of work. On Thursday morning at 5:00, we went (zunächst!) the last time by speed boat through the atoll to the airport GEDU and start the journey to India was. The flight was to Male was comfortable - we slept through it completely, because we could before because of our farewell party to sleep only 2 hours. In time everything went well, apart from the usual delays (Air India). 
After arriving in India (Bangalore) and stayed for three nights in a small inn, we are happy to travel further north to visit the "Golden Triangle". Bangalore itself has more to offer than many sites, we have mainly street life, the market and the shops used. The traffic is how to imagine it in an Asian metropolis of 8 million. A plethora of cars, trucks, horse carts, motorcycles and motor rickshaws, all honking at every opportunity and every gap is emerging in the dense multi-lane road used by a to overtake another in order after 30 seconds of the same to turn obsolete werden.Am roadside stand, the sacred Indian cows and look at the goings with a definite peace. simply for a German sense of CHAOS! 
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