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Outside the car window, in the pitch-black darkness, the same scenery was repeated for several hours. Just as I thought that this place was ‘somewhere’ in the vast Indian continent, the anxiety and unfamiliarity I felt for the first time in my life enveloped me. About two weeks ago, I had planned to spend my 24th Christmas in Goa, ‘the largest beach in India’ and ‘the holy land of hippies,’ through the cities of Mumbai and Hampi in South India.

However, due to an unexpected mistake, wallet, passport, camera, guide The bag containing the book and cell phone was stolen. hot sun The unusual Christmas that you meet in the stool is the worst Christmas of your life. has changed Goa beach with electronic music, laughing and drinking I'm crazy about finding a bag among the festival-goers like wandering the beach. Reluctantly to leave Goa to the Korean embassy decided to find to the nearest consulate in Mumbai. It takes 12 hours to get there by train. India is such a place to be. 30 times the size of South Korea, the size of all Europe except Russia can you imagine It was clearly the size of a fingernail on the map, but this If it took 12 hours, you would get a sense of how huge the whole of India is. come. Moreover, the consulate in Mumbai is closed at the end of the year. said that Then you have to go to the Korean Embassy in Delhi. All. However, all train tickets from Goa are sold out until a few days later. it was gin I don't have any money left or my passport, so I can't even use the plane. there was no I had about 4,000 rupees left in my hand. price In Goa in December, poor money that is only the price of a three-day room It was. But split this money and split it up and take the bus to Delhi It seemed like he could get to the embassy. Impossible to Bus in India It was decided to move from the south to the capital, Delhi, in the north. die There is no way there is a rect bus, so look at the map and head to the upper provinces unconditionally As the sun rises, one day you will arrive in Delhi. This is how my first trip to India began.