Bangalore's IT Park

[vivs005]

hahaha that official who asked if you got permission LOL I guess he was showing a bit off xD there's no such hard n fast rules in the campus areas. Everything is chilled out!! Nice video mate cheers :)

[johnnyjohnson]

@vivs005 Thanks man! :) Do you live in Bangalore?

[vivs005]

@johnnyjohnson actually Im from delhi, but recently got placement in an IT company, wipro technology. My joining is in bangalore on 18th october :) So I was just roaming around on youtube watching stuff about bangalore :) guess your video helped me a lot buddy :)

[vaibhavitm]

great video...johnnyjohnson...

[johnnyjohnson]

@vaibhavitm Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it! Take care!

[MrSPAero]

Banglores iz nice place :)

[sunny12p]

Another IT park to check out in bangalore.... the IPark by sjr builders

I work there!!! :D

[kotique]

apartments for the employees ... haha.. apts for upper mngmt better said. employees get several hundred bucks and live in slams.

[KarthikSoun]

@kotique not really.. Mgt gets villas inside.. why r u jealous?

[theindivish]

@kotique thats not true..... management lives in villa

[haribharadwaj1]

FYI .. That Pizza Hut board is written in Kannada .. the language of Karanataka .. not hindi .. Nice vid though..

[johnnyjohnson]

Thanks for letting me know!

[techadd123]

ha ha u think u get sick cz u eat in bangalore not true....just that uor food is spicy...so go for some good hotel which gives you other food like what ever u like...this is bangalor...you get a lot of international food from nations like mexico italy england..hmmmm u get a lot if food blore has more food than u can think of...go to a good place...like in mg road or koramangala good places...lodz of restaurents

[johnnyjohnson]

Actually, it's not that the food was spicy, it was that my stomach wasn't use to the bacteria over there. I grew up with spicy Indian food without an issue over here in the US. In any case, I am looking forward to going back in a few years.

[techadd123]

hoo ok dude...cool

[justawordaway]

Develop more immunity will come handy in the near rough future.

[mathproblems]

very informative I have not been there yet

[johnnyjohnson]

Thanks. I'll have to post more videos of my trip to India. It was definitely a wonderful experience, except for when I got a little sick. :)

[mathproblems]

most get sick. it is tuff to handle all that

[vantezia]

What did you have ? i hope not something serious. i will be traveling to Bangalore(for work - IT PARK ) in may and i am concerned about my health too and now i am doing some research about conditions in India and especially in Bangalore.

[johnnyjohnson]

What I had was nothing serious. Just a case of stomach flu I think. I think it was probably because my body wasn't used to the food over there, as well as some of the bacteria in it. Shortly after I returned home, it went away, but it did take a week or so for my body to readjust. One thing I do recommend is getting a prescription for anti-malaria tablets. Do a google on Malarone. It seems to work well and I didn't have any side effects from it.

[vantezia]

Thanks for the info.I'm glad it was just something with your stomach. With the risk off me sounding stupid:D : but did you get bitten by mosquitos anyway while you were there ? Since Bangalore is a big city i expect it to be sprayed with pesticides thus decreasing the number of mosquitos in the city... i don't know what to expect.

[johnnyjohnson]

First of all, that's a good question. :) My aunt and uncle live not too far from the IT Park and I stayed with them while I was there. I did get mosquito bites while I was in Bangalore; however, it was a lot less there than in Mumbai and Jaipur.

[vantezia]

maybe there were fewer mosquitos because of the higher altitude it is situated at.

[johnnyjohnson]

That's entirely possible.

[justawordaway]

No Cause of the dry nature of the climate.

[yeashas]

@vantezia actually...there r fewer mosquitos because there r no places in bangalore where mosquitos breed(they breed in dirty water)

[booinnc]

Very cool!