How difficult is it for tourists to "relieve themselves" in India?

When it comes to India, what is the first concept that comes to mind? Poverty? Many people? Yes, India is a country with a population of 65.438+300 million, and may soon surpass China. However, due to its long history and many traditional cultures, many foreign tourists come to india tourism every year.

I believe that everyone who comes into contact with the Internet has seen Indian articles or videos and knows about India to some extent. However, apart from the crowded crowd, there is one thing that everyone can't accept, and that is them? Toilet culture? However, what about India? Take over? How hard is it? Tourist: What an eye-opener.

In India, if you want to find a clean public toilet, it may be more difficult than going to heaven. If you come to india tourism and choose a relatively ordinary city, when you need to relieve yourself, you will find that the public toilets on the street are too exposed, not only in the open air, but also without doors. They are simply open for sightseeing, and these public toilets are particularly dirty, and almost no one will clean them except collecting excrement.

This kind of toilet is very common in India. Some tourists said that in order to find a cleaner toilet, she went to a local family that looked more upscale. After the chat, the host asked her to go to her toilet. I thought that the toilets of Indians with more money would be cleaner, but I was confused.

In addition to the toilet environment, toilet paper is not sold anywhere in India! Yes, toilet paper is a very scarce item here. Most shops or hospitals don't sell it, because there is no market for toilet paper in India except for foreign tourists. They usually go to the toilet directly by hand. Go to the toilet with your left hand and eat with your right hand? It is their daily life.

In India, there are also related movies and videos that reflect the local area? Toilet culture? It tells the story of a couple who got married immediately because of love. As a result, they divorced because the man didn't have a toilet at home, which was a big reversal for the local area. In fact, many people in India do not have toilets at home, or they are independent because of the influence of local culture. Thought the toilet was full? Filthy? Even the rich.