India Trip Days 1-3 (Very Pic Heavy, will only be this heavy for this post)

Hey guys, I am currently in India spending time with my grandparents who live out here. I am in the south in a city called Hyderabad. I have not been in 4 years and a ton has changed. All photos were taken with a Nexus 6P. Anyways, here is my attempt at documenting my trip.

Day 1-
Here is a picture of my grandparent's house. They live in a CCLA equivalent and their house is very nice.
Next are some pictures from their neighborhood.


Here is a picture of a neighbor's wedding

Some odd trashcans
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Here is a picture of a common SUV known as a Scorpio. If you all didn't know, any car that isn't Japanese or Indian will cost double here than in the US. So yes, a BMW 5 series is the equivalent of $100,000-$120,000. Also, diesel here is cheaper than gas, so most of the vehicles are diesel.



Here is a jeep clone

I ended up going to the meat market with my grandpa to get some goat.

Money Shot

Picture of gramps in here


After that we went to a fruit stand to pick up bananas. Here is gramps bargaining for already very cheap fruits


Interesting traffic light

After that we went home and got ready for lunch at my uncle's water park and resort. It is a pretty nice place. I will post more pics later but if you want info, it is called Dream Valley in Hyderabad.
On the way there, there was lots of goats

My uncle's dad (grandpa's brother) who created Dream Valley died a few years ago. This is his memorial stone

Under-cover where the food was served.

I got biriyani, Butter chicken, chili chicken,and gobi manchuria (fried cauliflower).

Here was my dessert, I have no clue how to describe it besides it was very good

For dinner, my grandma cooked the ground goat with chunks of goat into a dish called keema. We ate this along with a plant called gongura (looks a lot like marajuana)


We ate this with rice.
Day 2-
We started the day with my grandma making dosa with keema and pickled ginger

Next my dad's med-school classmate's son picked us up to go take us to some cool restaurants and to hang out. This first place is called N-District and is owned by a famous Telugu (language we speak/language from this area) actor.




Here is a picture of a margorona we drank. It was pretty damn good. Partial picture of my brother here.