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Bryan discovers food, places, people, history, instant noodles, challenges, the occasional dodo and a whole lot more than I expected. But that would probably be too long for a channel name.
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Exploring Bangalore (Bengaluru), India, as a solo female traveller! From the famous Lalbagh Botanical Garden to a traditional Andhra Bhojanam meal at Nandhini Deluxe, this day was full of unexpected discoveries. I had a wonderful day planned, starting with Bangalore's hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus. Well, that didn't quite work out! After trying to figure out how to buy tickets and when the bus actually operated, I decided to change plans and explore Bengaluru another way. My first stop was Lalbagh Botanical Garden, a beautiful 240-acre green space right in the middle of Bangalore. There are enormous ancient trees, a 3-billion-year-old rock, a historic glasshouse and even a 270-year-old mango tree. The only problem? I kept getting lost, and quite a few places I wanted to explore were closed! After all that walking, I was starving, so I headed to Nandhini Deluxe to experience traditional Andhra cuisine. I ordered the Andhra Non Veg Meals (₹550), a traditional Andhra Bhojanam served on a banana leaf. What arrived was an incredible spread of rice, biryani, chicken curry, chicken kebab, rasam, sambar, curd and other delicious accompaniments. Some of it was seriously spicy! Fortunately, the wonderful restaurant staff helped me figure out how to eat everything properly. I even learned about the Indian tradition of folding your banana leaf towards or away from yourself when you've finished eating. And then I discovered what might just be the Indian secret to surviving all that spicy food: curd and lime soda! Along the way, I share some practical experiences of travelling independently around India, including: - Getting around Bangalore using Uber and auto rickshaws - Visiting Lalbagh Botanical Garden - Cash, UPI payments and international bank cards - Discovering authentic Andhra food in Bengaluru - The little challenges and surprises of solo travel in India The day ended with a visit to a Scottish pub, a Bangalore rainstorm and an unexpected dinner back at my hotel. Travelling solo isn't always about having everything perfectly organised. Sometimes the best discoveries happen when your original plans completely fall apart. Come along and discover another side of Bangalore with me! 00:00 Does Bangalore Have a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus? 01:29 Is Lalbagh Botanical Garden Worth Visiting? 04:56 Lalbagh's 3-Billion-Year-Old Rock 06:33 Why Are These Botanical Garden Attractions Closed? 09:15 Searching for Lalbagh's 270-Year-Old Mango Tree 10:42 The Problem With Cashless Payments in India 12:23 How Cheap Is Uber in Bangalore? 13:53 Andhra Bhojanam at Nandhini Deluxe, Bangalore 16:21 How Do You Eat a Traditional Andhra Meal? 18:18 Which Way Should You Fold Your Banana Leaf? 19:26 The Indian Secret to Surviving Indian Food 20:08 Why My International Bank Card Was Rejected 21:23 Bangalore Rain Changes My Dinner Plans ☕ Enjoying my travels? You can buy me a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bryandiscovers #IndiaTravel #SoloFemaleTravel #Bangalore
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