During my first week in Delhi, India, I had the opportunity to visit several remarkable places. Our first trip took us to the Guru Dwara Temple, which was an enriching experience. It was enlightening to witness people from diverse backgrounds and religious beliefs. I also had the chance to learn about the Sikh religion, which emphasizes the belief that there is only one God. In addition to its spiritual significance, the temple plays a crucial social role, providing meals for 30,000 to 40,000 people every day, regardless of their social or economic status.

Later that same day, we visited the President's House, where we learned important details about the building's structure and historical significance. In addition to these visits, we also had the chance to see the iconic India Gate, visit a company specializing in the recycling of cigarette butts, engage in some clay work, and explore a traditional mud house, which turned out to be my favorite experience