I loved backpacking around India and Nepal when a bit younger, spent 6 months there. Life-changing experience. But I was so careless, ate at cheapest dhabas wit

I loved backpacking around India and Nepal when a bit younger, spent 6 months there. Life-changing experience. But I was so careless, ate at cheapest dhabas with locals, just disinfected hands with now-ubiquitous gel sanitizers. Even brought back some ayurvedic shampoos and other products. I would love to show this experience to my kids when they will be a bit older, but its hard to ignore overall safety threats (ie food, mosquito-borne diseases, public transport, floods and overall climate change issues during monsoon, as Lybia showed recently it seems like a distant problem till its not, if infrastructure is not consistently high quality). No point going there and be there in western bubble of luxury or just sip mojitos in Goa.