6 months stay in india
6 months stay in india
Greetings to all,
Im Sara from Iran. I wanted to visit india to learn about Buddhism, French and English languages. My stay in india would be 6 months approximately and i would like to stay at any less crowded hill station with calm atmosphere. please suggest me a good place where i can learn the above three.
if there is no such place, please advise me with any hill station where i can learn the french and english languages fluently. thanks in advance.
Im Sara from Iran. I wanted to visit india to learn about Buddhism, French and English languages. My stay in india would be 6 months approximately and i would like to stay at any less crowded hill station with calm atmosphere. please suggest me a good place where i can learn the above three.
if there is no such place, please advise me with any hill station where i can learn the french and english languages fluently. thanks in advance.
Hi Saramd,
there is a place located in Northern India, among the forested hills above the town of McLeod Ganj - the seat in exile of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama where you can learn abt Buddhism, but don't know abt french....check the website mention below.
http://www.tushita.info/
have a Happy journey to india....
there is a place located in Northern India, among the forested hills above the town of McLeod Ganj - the seat in exile of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama where you can learn abt Buddhism, but don't know abt french....check the website mention below.
http://www.tushita.info/
have a Happy journey to india....
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this might help: 2 month buddhism course
But, before anything else though I am unaware of what the rules are wrt Iranians, are you sure you will be able to get a Visa valid for 6 months.
But, before anything else though I am unaware of what the rules are wrt Iranians, are you sure you will be able to get a Visa valid for 6 months.
For learning French, check with the Alliance Française.
Why come to India to learn French and English?
Outside of Pondicherry, I doubt that there are many speakers of French as a first language, although, as per Theyyamdancer's suggestion, of course there are institutions that teach it.
It is easy to find English speakers, especially in the cities. I know people whose English is (as far as I can tell) correct, better than mine (English-born monoglot), but the English of newspapers and the street is very far from it. Mind you, that's true of England too
Outside of Pondicherry, I doubt that there are many speakers of French as a first language, although, as per Theyyamdancer's suggestion, of course there are institutions that teach it.
It is easy to find English speakers, especially in the cities. I know people whose English is (as far as I can tell) correct, better than mine (English-born monoglot), but the English of newspapers and the street is very far from it. Mind you, that's true of England too
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Agree with Nick about French in a non-French speaking environment. The larger cities have the excellent facility described by They... My better half did such a course albeit with no obvious results. France has about the same population as Maharashtra so why not learn Marathi?
Hill stations are often not quiet but frantic holiday destinations. The advantages of the weather vary with the seasons & one's luck. There is one that has an advantage of Tibetan settlement. My mind freezes over just now. McLeod Ganj. Its said to be even worse of a hippie hangout than when I was there (so described in a recent thread)..
Hill stations are often not quiet but frantic holiday destinations. The advantages of the weather vary with the seasons & one's luck. There is one that has an advantage of Tibetan settlement. My mind freezes over just now. McLeod Ganj. Its said to be even worse of a hippie hangout than when I was there (so described in a recent thread)..
Where is your 6 months stay. A location nearby should be easier.
Bike rides - Kashmir to Leh and Sikkim, Jungle safaris - Corbett,Chikhaldara, Kanha and Gorumara. Traveled through MP, Himachal, J&K, Maharashtra, W.Bengal, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Goa, Karnataka, AP . . . Yet feel so New to traveling in India.
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Try the nunneries at Karsha and Zangla Gompas in the Zanskar Valley. They accept interns free of cost. I have visited them last year and the environment is excellent.
The only problem is that they are cut off from the rest of the world between November and July each year.
The only problem is that they are cut off from the rest of the world between November and July each year.
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Always wanted to stay some time at a nunnery. But, that was before I got married..
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