Describe a special trip you would like to go in the future.
• Where this place is?
• Who would you like to go with?
• What would you do there?
• Explain why this would be a special trip?

回答示例

• I belong to India
• It has many places, which attract tourists.
• Here I am going to talk about a place, which I would like to visit in future.
• The name of this place is Jaipur, in Rajasthan.
• I would like to go with my parents.
• I would see all the tourist attractions there.
• I know it would be a special trip because my cousin has been there and told me a lot about it.
• My cousin went there with his college trip last year.
• He told me a lot about that place.
• There are many things to see over there.
• He told me that he saw many places in the city of Jaipur like the Hawa mahal,Amer Fort, Jantar Mantar, City Palace, Maharani Palace and so on.
• He also visited a village Chokhi Dhani, which is 25 minutes away from Jaipur.
• He told me that Chokhi Dhani Village has been the mirror of Rajasthani culture since 1989.
• It started as a restaurant but has evolved as a tasteful symbol of ethnic village life of the most colourful state of the country, Rajasthan.
• Today, the name of Chokhi Dhani is synonymous with Rajasthani culture throughout the country.
• He learned a lot about Rajasthani culture over there.
• Live dances and music performances go on throughout the evening.
• The local folk artists get a chance to display their arts and crafts which were being
forgotten in the fast modern world.
• He told me that he joined the artists and danced with them.
• He enjoyed the jhoomar dance and the Kalbeliya or the snake-charmers dance the most.
• He really enjoyed learning about this culture because it is very different from the culture of Punjab and is very fascinating.
• He bought some handicrafts like some puppets and key chains and souvenirs for my family and friends.
• I would also see all these places and especially the chhokhi Dhaani.

考官后续提问

1. Are there any special places for visiting in India?
Yes, there are many special places to visit in India. Some are special because of their historical importance, like Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar, Qutab Minar, Red Fort, Humayun’s Tomb in New Delhi and so on. Some are special because they are naturally beautiful, like Kashmir, the hill stations in Himachal Pradesh, beaches of Goa and the backwaters of Kerala. Some have a religious importance, like Haridwar, Varanasi, Allahabad, Tirupati, Golden Temple, Nizamuddin’s mausoleum, and many others.

2. Do Indian people like to travel abroad?
Yes, Indian people like to travel abroad. They travel for various purposes, like for business, for education, for pleasure, for religious reasons and some travel to other countries for better living standards and better job opportunities.

3. How can people benefit from travelling?
People can benefit a lot from traveling. We can learn about new cultures, languages and different kinds of cuisines when we travel. We get to meet new people and make new friends. It leads to more exposure, which broadens our horizons. Busines*en can expand their business globally. Students travel for better education facilities and some people benefit by getting better job opportunities. Travelling also makes people better decision makers and we also learn how to handle challenges and difficult situations.

4. Do you like to travel on you own or with your family?
I like travelling with my family, as it gives us an opportunity to spend quality time with them. Also, there is a sense of security that we feel, when travelling with family. If there is a problem when travelling, there is someone we can rely on or fall back on.

5. Do you like to visit popular places or less-known places?
I like to visit popular places, as I want to know the reasons of their popularity. Also, at a popular tourist place, the transport and accommodation facilities are always good and there is problem we face in terms of communication and food, when visiting such places.

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I like to visit lesser-known places because the culture at such places is not diluted; it is pure, in terms of their way of living, language and food. So, to experience the purity in culture, lesser-known places are always better. Also, there is less pollution and fewer tourists at such places, which gives us an opportunity to interact more with the local people and get more knowledge about them and their culture.