In 2006 I visited India and went to a place named Haveli India. It was like walking into a funfair or circus. As I walked into the big gates of Haveli, you would see something happening on every corner of the eye, from fortune-tellers to elephants, statues of people and even dancing monkeys. And when it was time to eat, Haveli provided one the most traditional meals in my lifetime. Firstly we were sat down, and not on chairs but on the floor with cushions (just like the traditional way). Food was served in old-fashioned cutlery; it was just like living in the Roman times. It definitely was different which made me fall in love the whole set-up.
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