India is a country with diverse culture and giant history with people belonging to different caste, religion, race. In every other street we can find a unique culture and skills among people. People here are united despite of having differences in the culture and way they live.
Briefly saying about India, let’s explore about southern part of India. South Indian AndhraPradesh,Karnataka, Kerala, TamilNadu and Telangana, as well as the three union territories  of Lakshadweep, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Puducherry.I visited a South Indian City named Coimbatore. Here a day begins with a great hospitality and hearty gratitude of south Indian people. You should be knowing this set of tamil words before going to south India and they are ‘anna’,’akka’ means brother and sister and ‘irikk’,’illieh’ means Yes and no. People here are always welcoming to the people from different parts of the world. For the first 2-3 days you might face a problem in communication but you get comfortable after that. People here are comfortable with English than other parts of India.People here are very calm and devoted towards their work. At the morning you would find most of people with white ‘chandan’ in their forehead and they are very devoted towards their religion and Culture. When you meet with the people of this place you would be welcomed with a warm smile on face and bowed head, that just makes you believe that your every doubt and questions would be easy and you would feel like being on comfortable environment.
In every other street you will get a fragrance of coconut in food being cooked of banana chips that’s fried in coconut oil. Major South Indian foods are Upma, Dosa, Idly, Sambar(Sabji),Pongal(Khichidi). You can never forget the taste of sweets that you get in South India. The Special drink that I had in South India is ‘neera pani’. Everyone should try this when they visit south India. Neera is extracted from Palm trees generally before sunrise and it gets fermented after mid day. You can get neera pani only in the morning, and it’s the best thing that I had in South India, Oh.. I cannot forget neera.

If you ever visit to Coimbatore you wont find any trouble in getting a cab. Different Cab Services like Ola, Uber, Red Taxi and Rapido are available in Coimbatore. You will find  very less traffic in Coimbatore and a pleasant weather.People here have achieved a great Success in living current lifestyle as well as the have held on to their values protecting their culture and literature. People are very Comfortable with the technology  and new innovations going around.

Coimbatore is very famous for its textiles and in every other you would find a shopping mall where you find only clothes made here.

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