Anyones whose been to India, and then to Pakistan notices that there is something…how to say…cheap about being in India. Everything feels cheapo cheapo, if you know what im saying. The quality of everything Indian vs the quality of everything Pakistani, from the food to the clothing & textiles to the manufactured equipment to the hotel hospitality…it seems like India is just a bit off.
Although the Indian people are very open hearted and loving, they are running what feels like a giant 2 star hotel-nation. At least, from experience, Pakistan doesnt feel so backholding.
Anyones whose been to India, and then to Pakistan notices that there is something...how to say...cheap about being in India. Everything feels cheapo cheapo, if you know what im saying. The quality of everything Indian vs the quality of everything Pakistani, from the food to the clothing & textiles to the manufactured equipment to the hotel hospitality....it seems like India is just a bit off.
Although the Indian people are very open hearted and loving, they are running what feels like a giant 2 star hotel-nation. At least, from experience, Pakistan doesnt feel so backholding.
The funny part is that I have been to both India and Pakistan. The difference is that usually people with certain inferiority complexes are more open in criticizing other people.
The bottomline, my friend, is that India is on the map as being one of the most industrialized nations in the subcontinent. Pakistan however is still struggling for stability. Yes, we have a lot to catch up on. But in the last 5 years, India has progressed in every way. Pakistan is still a big question mark. So, 2 star or whatever, we still are moving on.
Sorry to have stepped on anyone's toes, but you called for it.
If you go to a cheapo "Chameli Hotel", then you cant really have a swimming pool inside your hotel room, bhai.
ever been to any Hotel of the Taj Hotels Group or Grand Hyatt???
or to any of those awesome Heritage Hotels??
i guess no.
