India, the land of vibrant colors, rich traditions, and… unforgettable toilet experiences! With a country so vast and diverse, it’s no surprise that the bathroom culture here spans from the simple to the spectacular. Whether you’re navigating a bustling bazaar in Delhi or finding your way through the serene streets of Kerala, India’s restrooms can be an adventure in themselves.
But it’s not all about survival — it’s about embracing the unexpected. From the infamous “squat and splash” toilets to the growing trend of eco-friendly facilities, India is transforming its toilet game with humor and ingenuity. At PoopsNews, we’re flushing out the details on India’s bathroom quirks, from the lavishly decorated loos in five-star hotels to the more… rustic rural experiences. Prepare for a wild ride, because in India, even the toilets have a story to tell!
The Crown Jewel of Civilization Some museums celebrate art, others showcase history, but none capture the raw essence of humanity quite like the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets. Tucked away in New Delhi, this one-of-a-kind establishment immortalizes the porcelain throne, a beacon of human achievement. After all, it’s not the pyramids or space travel that … Read more
As Europe’s over-polished cities and meticulously managed vacation spots continue to bore adrenaline seekers, a growing trend is quietly taking root among those craving something… a little more primal. While traditional extreme sports like skydiving and rock climbing have long been popular with thrill-seekers, a new type of “extreme tourism” has emerged: open defecation tourism … Read more
Every two years, in the sweltering heat of Southern India, a festival is held that almost no one outside the elite circle of yogic enlightenment knows about. It’s not the kind of event you can stumble upon while backpacking or find on Instagram. There’s no official website, no hashtag, no online ticket sales. In fact, … Read more
In a twist that has left global cultural watchdogs scratching their heads—and noses—India has proposed that the ancient tradition of defecating in open fields and rivers be officially recognized as part of UNESCO’s prestigious Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Yes, you read that right: the act of relieving oneself outdoors, in full view of cows, birds, … Read more