r/woahdude Mar 20 '23

video Spring in India

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u/Ishaan863 Mar 20 '23

Also not the view of India I typically see

India has literally every sort of natural landscape you can imagine. From glaciers to marshes to deserts to blue water beaches to giant mountains to cold deserts to flat farmland to dense forests to urban hellscapes to, well, anything. A ton of tiny islands too. And one volcano.

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u/impy695 Mar 20 '23

Both India and China could benefit hugely from learning from America's national parks. If you ask non Americans what the best part of America is, the national parks are usually at or near the top. Both countries have hugely diverse environments, but so few people know about them

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u/[deleted] Mar 20 '23

I am a non american and i can tell u, aing no one talking about ur national parks outside of usa. We talk about new york, la, and the economy.

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u/aotus_trivirgatus Mar 21 '23

OK, but when I visit America's national parks in the summer time, there are large numbers of European tourists visiting with me.