What I saw

 I'm in Bangalore. Soon  Bangalore is going to be called Bengaluru. This post is all about the things I see. The other day I went golfing. It was a 1 hour drive so I saw a lot of things. We saw at least 100 stray dogs while we were driving. Most of the stray dogs were standing on a pile of stuff like bricks or dirt. I felt a little bit sad because I like dogs a lot. I was also happy because some people were feeding the stray dogs. There were 20 stray dogs on the golf course. We also saw lots of cows. There was also some chickens. I have not seen any monkeys or snakes yet. I saw lots of street stands too. I also saw lots of auto rickshaws. An auto rickshaw is like motorcycle with a cover and 2 seats. There was also lots of motorcycles. We even saw people walking and biking on the street!

Auto rickshaw

Stray dogs

Stand


Fun facts about things I saw

Bangalore has around 300,000 stray dogs.

Bangalore has around 190,000 auto rickshaws.

Karnataka has around 60,000 cows.

 

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  1. proudabuelitaJune 21, 2022 at 10:31 PM

    Dear Travel Adventure Girl: Your posts are very informative, I learn about Geography, History and customs about Bangalore soon to be called Bengaluru. Keep posting because I am following your posts

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