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Tourists in Goa are forgetting Indian culture and adapting to modern culture

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techt said:
I am proving that she is a bot. Didn't flirt with her like you.
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Bhai bhai ..
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MrunalMehta said:
The perception that tourists in Goa are forgetting Indian culture and adapting to modern culture is a complex topic influenced by various factors. Here are some points to consider:

  1. Tourist Demographics: The type of tourists visiting Goa can impact this perception. Tourists from Western countries, for example, may have different cultural norms and preferences compared to Indian tourists, leading to a perceived shift in cultural practices.
  2. Tourist Activities: The activities that tourists engage in can shape their experience and perception of a destination. In Goa, activities such as beach parties, water sports, and nightlife may give the impression of a more modern and Westernized culture.
  3. Globalization: Globalization has led to the exchange of ideas, culture, and practices across borders. This can manifest in the adoption of certain modern aspects of culture by tourists, including fashion, music, and lifestyle choices.
  4. Tourism Infrastructure: The development of tourism infrastructure in Goa, such as hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues, catering to international tourists, can create environments that reflect more modern and globalized trends.
  5. Economic Factors: The tourism industry in Goa plays a significant role in the local economy. As such, there may be a push to cater to the preferences of tourists, which can sometimes result in a blending of traditional and modern cultural elements.
  6. Perception vs. Reality: While there may be a perception that tourists are forgetting Indian culture, many tourists also appreciate and engage with aspects of Indian culture, such as cuisine, festivals, and local customs.
It's essential to recognize that culture is dynamic and constantly evolving. The interaction between tourists and local culture can lead to the emergence of new cultural expressions and experiences. As such, the perceived shift towards modern culture in Goa may be a reflection of this dynamic process rather than a complete abandonment of Indian culture.
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I don't believe in this perception. It has been spread by those who are grown up watching Hollywood movies/shows only.

Indian hamesha Indian rahenge, chahe jahan bhi ho 🙂
 
MrunalMehta said:
The perception that tourists in Goa are forgetting Indian culture and adapting to modern culture is a complex topic influenced by various factors. Here are some points to consider:

  1. Tourist Demographics: The type of tourists visiting Goa can impact this perception. Tourists from Western countries, for example, may have different cultural norms and preferences compared to Indian tourists, leading to a perceived shift in cultural practices.
  2. Tourist Activities: The activities that tourists engage in can shape their experience and perception of a destination. In Goa, activities such as beach parties, water sports, and nightlife may give the impression of a more modern and Westernized culture.
  3. Globalization: Globalization has led to the exchange of ideas, culture, and practices across borders. This can manifest in the adoption of certain modern aspects of culture by tourists, including fashion, music, and lifestyle choices.
  4. Tourism Infrastructure: The development of tourism infrastructure in Goa, such as hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues, catering to international tourists, can create environments that reflect more modern and globalized trends.
  5. Economic Factors: The tourism industry in Goa plays a significant role in the local economy. As such, there may be a push to cater to the preferences of tourists, which can sometimes result in a blending of traditional and modern cultural elements.
  6. Perception vs. Reality: While there may be a perception that tourists are forgetting Indian culture, many tourists also appreciate and engage with aspects of Indian culture, such as cuisine, festivals, and local customs.
It's essential to recognize that culture is dynamic and constantly evolving. The interaction between tourists and local culture can lead to the emergence of new cultural expressions and experiences. As such, the perceived shift towards modern culture in Goa may be a reflection of this dynamic process rather than a complete abandonment of Indian culture.
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This article is nothing short of a paradox, vaguely understood and written by someone who has absolutely no insight between tourism, culture and anthropology.
 
Yaar ye sab post krne ka to paisa bi ni milta mtlb kch bi post kar do.....And Indian culture is all safe and sound. Few high indians/foreigners don't make a dent on it. Let them (and everyone else) enjoy as long as they are not actively breaking the law or harming the locals all is good and welcome.

Fifth standard k bchche isse acha answer bana k likhte hain. vague, misrepresented, and no factual basis.
 
dvader said:
Yaar ye sab post krne ka to paisa bi ni milta mtlb kch bi post kar do.....And Indian culture is all safe and sound. Few high indians/foreigners don't make a dent on it. Let them (and everyone else) enjoy as long as they are not actively breaking the law or harming the locals all is good and welcome.

Fifth standard k bchche isse acha answer bana k likhte hain. vague, misrepresented, and no factual basis.
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@techt sab kuch seh skta hai

But mrunal ke bare me kuch v glt nhi sunn skta

No no no 😂
 
Vasuki said:
@techt sab kuch seh skta hai

But mrunal ke bare me kuch v glt nhi sunn skta

No no no 😂
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sorry @techt bhai mne dekha ni ki OP kn hai

@OP you are right, bhagao in firangio ko, yogi baba ko m apne yha se export kar rha hu, pure goa m culture hi culture hoga. Sare firangio ko yha se Sanskrit sikha k bhejege. itne deep, researched, analyzed, thought provoking post ko ye TF k anpadh gawar log kya hi smjhege. #FulSapot

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Aur ha agar OP sach m ladki h to Tripti Dimri bi meri door ki mangetar h, nora fatehi meri school ki girlfriend thi aur Jhonny Depp mjse acting tuition leta h
 
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dvader said:
sorry @techt bhai mne dekha ni ki OP kn hai

@OP you are right, bhagao in firangio ko, yogi baba ko m apne yha se export kar rha hu, pure goa m culture hi culture hoga. Sare firangio ko yha se Sanskrit sikha k bhejege. itne deep, researched, analyzed, thought provoking post ko ye TF k anpadh gawar log kya hi smjhege. #FulSapot
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MrunalMehta said:
The perception that tourists in Goa are forgetting Indian culture and adapting to modern culture is a complex topic influenced by various factors. Here are some points to consider:

  1. Tourist Demographics: The type of tourists visiting Goa can impact this perception. Tourists from Western countries, for example, may have different cultural norms and preferences compared to Indian tourists, leading to a perceived shift in cultural practices.
  2. Tourist Activities: The activities that tourists engage in can shape their experience and perception of a destination. In Goa, activities such as beach parties, water sports, and nightlife may give the impression of a more modern and Westernized culture.
  3. Globalization: Globalization has led to the exchange of ideas, culture, and practices across borders. This can manifest in the adoption of certain modern aspects of culture by tourists, including fashion, music, and lifestyle choices.
  4. Tourism Infrastructure: The development of tourism infrastructure in Goa, such as hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues, catering to international tourists, can create environments that reflect more modern and globalized trends.
  5. Economic Factors: The tourism industry in Goa plays a significant role in the local economy. As such, there may be a push to cater to the preferences of tourists, which can sometimes result in a blending of traditional and modern cultural elements.
  6. Perception vs. Reality: While there may be a perception that tourists are forgetting Indian culture, many tourists also appreciate and engage with aspects of Indian culture, such as cuisine, festivals, and local customs.
It's essential to recognize that culture is dynamic and constantly evolving. The interaction between tourists and local culture can lead to the emergence of new cultural expressions and experiences. As such, the perceived shift towards modern culture in Goa may be a reflection of this dynamic process rather than a complete abandonment of Indian culture.
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Please stop using chatGPT to write posts. It's garbage.
 
MrunalMehta said:
I agree... people in Goa embrace modern culture, overshadowing traditional Indian customs. Tho it brings diversity, it's important to remember and respect the rich heritage and traditions that make Goa uniquely vibrant. Balancing both can enhance the experience for everyone.
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Hey Hi Mrunal we haven't met yet! I stalked your profile (please don't consider me a creep), do you run deltin?
 
MrunalMehta said:
I agree... people in Goa embrace modern culture, overshadowing traditional Indian customs. Tho it brings diversity, it's important to remember and respect the traditions that make newest attraction in goa uniquely vibrant. Balancing both can enhance the experience for everyone.
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BTW, on a related topic, I have seen Deltin, went to Goa in March around, it's not worth it. Really, filled with Middle Class Uncles. No vibe, even the deck, I saw babies. BABIES! Just avoid. Go to Thailand, much better, I can recommend places if anyone is interested. 😉
 
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