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1. Wall of Asia
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In India, where there are many religions, Sikhism is the closest to perfection. During the trip, you will find that they will not covet the money of travelers like other Indians. Sikhism advocates equality, friendship, and emphasizes hard work. It opposes the strict caste system of Hinduism, does not approve of the various practices of Islam to exclude paganism, and opposes the idolatry and discrimination against women of other religions. For foreign tourists, they can provide various positive help. In the Golden Temple, the holy place of Sikhism, free meals and accommodation are provided to tourists or the poor every day. Tourists traveling in Amritsar can try to experience this Indian utopia.
2. Peddlers
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3. Dahi Handi
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Dahi Handi Indian Restaurant is located at 48 Hung Gia 2 | Phu My Hung, Tan Phong, District7 I have tried many Indian restaurants, but this one has the best environment. The boss serves in person, which is a great experience. The dishes are rich and the taste is authentic! In the Korean area of District 7, if you are tired of Korean food, you can try it, you will definitely not be disappointed!
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JOJO’s wonderful tripIn India, where there are many religions, Sikhism is the closest to perfection. During the trip, you will find that they will not covet the money of travelers like other Indians. Sikhism advocates equality, friendship, and emphasizes hard work. It opposes the strict caste system of Hinduism, does not approve of the various practices of Islam to exclude paganism, and opposes the idolatry and discrimination against women of other religions. For foreign tourists, they can provide various positive help. In the Golden Temple, the holy place of Sikhism, free meals and accommodation are provided to tourists or the poor every day. Tourists traveling in Amritsar can try to experience this Indian utopia.
