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I don't think language is a problem in India in cities like Bangalore [I'm currently staying here]. Anyone knowing English can survive here. In terms of expens

by faz 16y ago

I don't think language is a problem in India in cities like Bangalore [I'm currently staying here]. Anyone knowing English can survive here. In terms of expenses also the broadband along with phone would be under $50/month. Also in terms of accommodation you could get a good sized apartment for $300/month. And there are other places to look around in India other than Goa :) Can't speak much about places outside of India though. Although it would depend on what @hacktravel wants to do while travelling too. > 3. If there are any programs that would speed up my learning that would be great but it is not required. I don't even know if there are things like this... I'm not sure what you [@hacktravel] mean by this. Are you talking of training programs of some sort? Or tech conferences?

hackandtravel 16y ago
Thanks for the helpful response. How has your time in Bangalore been? While traveling, I would like to eat tasty food. Having a good night life in the city I am is ideal. Being able to visit beautiful nature and sites to see in and around where I am staying is great. Still not 100% sure what I want out of my travels 100% but I hope that gives a bit of a better picture. As far as a program, it could be anything from university classes (unlikely to work on my timeframe, to the ability of getting quality local tutors to help me, to something like the Hacker Dojo http://wiki.hackerdojo.com/w/page/25437/FrontPage http://wiki.hackerdojo.com/w/page/25437/FrontPage). Anything that could accelerate my learning.