Describe a place you have been to and would like to recommend others to live there (not your hometown): IELTS Speaking Cue Card

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  • Where is it?
  • What the place is like?
  • When you visited there?
  • Who you went there with?
  • And explain why you would recommend this place to others.

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So, the place I will recommend you to go is Udaipur in Rajasthan. It is known as the blue city. I visited it when I was in 9th standard that is in 2010 approx. I visited there with my family and it's such a beautiful city. I suggest you to visit because of the lakes over there and the cultural practices and the culture, the tradition, the food. You will enjoy the every fine thing of that city. It's like a magic you will feel in the air. It's such a beautiful city. You will never regret going over there. The place is not just a hype, it's the true beauty you can see with your eyes.

Follow up questions


What specific cultural practices did you enjoy in Udaipur?
In Udaipur, I enjoyed various cultural practices such as traditional dance performances, local festivals, and the art of pottery. The locals are very welcoming and often share their customs, which gives visitors a deeper understanding of their heritage.

Can you describe a memorable experience you had while visiting Udaipur?
One memorable experience was a boat ride on Lake Pichola during sunset. The view of the City Palace and the surrounding hills was breathtaking. It felt magical, and I still remember the serene atmosphere and the beautiful colors of the sky reflecting on the water.

What local dishes would you recommend trying in Udaipur?
I would recommend trying Dal Baati Churma, a traditional Rajasthani dish, and Gatte ki Sabzi, which is made from gram flour. The street food is also amazing, especially the Pyaaz Kachori and the sweet delicacies like Ghevar. Each dish has a unique flavor that represents the region.

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The place is Chandigarh, it is a city of Punjab and it's a lot of places where we can go and the last month we can go with my family and we can enjoy the evening and lots of fun. I recommend this city because it is a clean city and their rules and regulations can be followed properly and different events can be organized at every month and the business is safe and the employment was higher in this city, the job opportunities can happen.

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What specific places in Chandigarh do you recommend visiting?
I recommend visiting the Rock Garden, Sukhna Lake, and the Rose Garden. Each offers unique experiences, from art and nature to relaxation. The Rock Garden is famous for its sculptures made from recycled materials, while Sukhna Lake is perfect for boating and enjoying sunsets.

How does the culture in Chandigarh differ from your hometown?
Chandigarh has a blend of modern and traditional culture, influenced by its planned architecture and diverse population. Unlike my hometown, which is more traditional, Chandigarh has a cosmopolitan vibe with various cultural events, festivals, and a vibrant nightlife.

What types of job opportunities are available in Chandigarh?
Chandigarh offers a range of job opportunities in sectors like IT, education, healthcare, and retail. Many multinational companies have offices here, and the city is also known for its educational institutions, which create jobs in teaching and administration.

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I would like to describe a place where I have been and I would like to recommend it to others. It's Dubai. It's a beautiful place, it's a fantastic place to visit. I have been there many times. I have been there with my family to enjoy the weekends and the holidays. There are many places to visit and see. For example, there's Miracle Garden, Dubai Frame, Dubai Mall and many shopping malls where we can do our shopping and for children's entertainment. Whenever my parents visit us, I used to take them to Dubai to see all the places. They also enjoy very much the infrastructure of Dubai's well-planned, the transportation and the malls where we can entertain ourselves and do our shopping and have a delicious meal. I recommend Dubai for a nice place to live.

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What are some cultural aspects of Dubai that you find appealing?
Dubai is a melting pot of cultures, with a rich blend of traditions and modernity. I appreciate the diverse food options, cultural festivals, and the welcoming nature of its residents. The blend of traditional markets and contemporary architecture showcases the city's unique identity.

How does living in Dubai compare to living in your hometown?
Living in Dubai offers a fast-paced lifestyle with modern amenities and a cosmopolitan atmosphere. In contrast, my hometown is more laid-back and traditional. Dubai's infrastructure, job opportunities, and entertainment options are much more extensive, making it an exciting place to live.

What challenges do you think people might face when moving to Dubai?
One challenge could be the high cost of living, especially housing and schooling. Additionally, adjusting to the climate can be tough, as summers are extremely hot. Lastly, newcomers may need time to adapt to the diverse culture and lifestyle, which can be quite different from their own.

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The place I would recommend others to live is Iceland. The capital city is magnificent and other parts of the country are so beautiful, you don't want to leave that place. I visited this country in June of this month along with my wife and friends and it was a lovely trip. We were there for two weeks and we travelled around the country by car. They have a ring road which covers the whole circumference of the country and we did that. It's an island and it's an island, Iceland is an island, we all know that but when you go from west to south, then to east and then to north, you see the changes in the landscape of the country. I can bet you that 9 out of 10 wallpapers of scenic beauty in windows or in apple are shooted in Iceland or similar landscape. We also saw blue whale during our trip and seals as well. We also had a glacial hike, we went to the western part of the country where you have a wonderful capital city of Reykjavik which is very happening. At night you can see people drinking at bars, enjoying live music which is produced by themselves. It's not like the music is influenced by US or the music from other parts of the country. It is a music that they own, they are created by their own artist.

Follow up questions


What activities can visitors enjoy in Iceland besides sightseeing?
Visitors to Iceland can enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking on glaciers, soaking in hot springs, and exploring ice caves. Additionally, they can partake in whale watching tours, visit the famous Blue Lagoon, and experience the vibrant nightlife in Reykjavik with its unique music scene.

How does the culture in Iceland differ from your own?
Icelandic culture is quite unique, with a strong emphasis on literature, music, and community. Unlike many places, their music is deeply rooted in local traditions and often features themes from their history and nature. The people are also known for their friendliness and openness, which can be quite different from more reserved cultures.

What was your favorite part of the trip to Iceland?
My favorite part of the trip was definitely the glacial hike. It was an incredible experience to walk on a glacier and see the stunning ice formations up close. Additionally, witnessing the blue whales in their natural habitat was unforgettable and truly a highlight of our adventure.

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A place I have been to and would definitely recommend others to live in is Shillong, the capital of Meghalaya, which is in North-East of India. I visited it last year during my college vacation and it instantly became one of my favourite destinations. Shillong is often called the Scotland of the East because of its rolling hills, pine trees and pleasant weather. The air there feels so fresh and the city has a calm, peaceful vibe that's very different from the noise and rush of big cities. I remember walking through local markets filled with handmade crafts and enjoying hot momos while listening to the live music in cafes. What I liked most about Shillong was its natural beauty and friendly people. The lifestyle over there is relaxed and the weather stays cool almost all year round, which makes it a perfect place to live for those who prefer a quite comfortable life surrounded by nature. I'd recommend Shillong because it offers a great balance between urban facilities and natural surroundings. It's safe, clean and culturally rich with amazing food and music. Staying there would feel like a permanent vacation away from pollution and stress.

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What activities can people enjoy in Shillong?
In Shillong, people can enjoy various activities such as trekking in the hills, visiting waterfalls, exploring local markets, and experiencing the vibrant music scene. There are also opportunities for outdoor sports and cultural festivals that showcase the rich heritage of the region.

How does Shillong compare to your hometown?
Shillong offers a more serene and nature-oriented lifestyle compared to my hometown, which is busier and more urbanized. The fresh air, cooler climate, and slower pace of life in Shillong make it a refreshing change, especially for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

What are some cultural aspects of Shillong?
Shillong is known for its rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and festivals. The local cuisine is diverse, featuring dishes like momos and various meat preparations. The people are warm and welcoming, and there are many cultural events that celebrate the indigenous traditions of the Khasi tribe.
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Cue 1:Where is it?

  • Begin by stating the name of the place and its geographical location.
  • You can mention any notable landmarks or features that make it easy to identify.

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The place I would like to recommend is Udaipur, located in the southern part of Rajasthan, India. It is famously known as the 'City of Lakes' and is surrounded by beautiful hills and palaces.


Cue 2:What the place is like?

  • Describe the atmosphere and the key attractions of the place.
  • Mention any unique cultural aspects or experiences that stand out.

Example

Udaipur is a picturesque city with stunning lakes, such as Lake Pichola, and magnificent palaces like the City Palace. The city has a rich cultural heritage, with vibrant markets and traditional Rajasthani cuisine that adds to its charm.


Cue 3:When you visited there?

  • Share the time of year or specific occasion when you visited.
  • Explain how the timing affected your experience.

Example

I visited Udaipur last winter, in December. The weather was perfect for exploring the city, and I enjoyed the pleasant evenings by the lakeside, which made my trip even more memorable.


Cue 4:Who you went there with?

  • Mention who accompanied you on your trip and your relationship with them.
  • Share how their presence enhanced your experience.

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I went there with my family, including my parents and my younger sister. Traveling together made the experience more enjoyable, as we shared laughter and created beautiful memories while exploring the city.


Cue 5:And explain why you would recommend this place to others.

  • Highlight the reasons that make this place special and worth visiting.
  • Include any personal experiences that illustrate your recommendation.

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I would highly recommend Udaipur to others because of its breathtaking beauty and rich history. The hospitality of the locals and the delicious food made our stay unforgettable. I believe anyone who visits will fall in love with its charm, just like I did.


Conclusion

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    In conclusion, Udaipur is a magical place that offers a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty. I encourage everyone to visit and experience its wonders for themselves.


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    1: Lack of Specific Details

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    Udupi is the most recommended place by me to most of the people. It is in Karnataka in Mangalore. So this is a really beautiful and a gorgeous place which has a lot of things an individual can enjoy. It can cover all the age group from kids till the elderly. It has beaches where you can search for shells, do fishing, play water games and activities. You can also go to beach to make yourself feel calm, relaxed, peaceful. So it covers both the age groups. It also has a lot of historical aspects that is it has a lot of temples which are very old like around 100 plus year old which is really nice to see. In addition to that the people are here are really humble. They help you with each and everything. They even help you to navigate certain places if you don't have any idea about it. I had gone to this place around a month ago with my friends and I had enjoyed a lot the hospitality which I had received, the places where we had gone. It was really nice. Even the food over there was really nice. The authentic food which we tried was so delicious that I would recommend everyone to go and have once that is Mangalore Bhaji, Mangalore Buns. So it is really nice to taste. You can also go to the main temple in the Udupi that is Sri Udupi Mata where you can have free lunch or dinner during certain hours which is also mentioned. Near to Udupi I had also gone to the main city that is Mangalore where you can go and see zoo which is a biological park and also a lot of animals.

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    One place I have visited and would highly recommend to others as a place to live is Chandigarh, a well-planned city in northern India. It's the shared capital of Punjab and Haryana, and it's often known as the beautiful city. I spent several days there during a holiday trip with my family. While I was there, I visited the famous rock garden, which is full of sculptures made from recycled materials. I also walked around the Sukla Lake, which is a peaceful spot where people go for boating, jogging, or just to enjoy the view. Another memorable thing I did was explore Sector Satra Plaza, the main shopping area, which has a great mix of cafes, stores, and open spaces. What I like the most about Chandigarh is its cleanliness and organization. The city is divided into neat sectors, and the roads are wide and well-maintained. There's plenty of greenery everywhere, parks, gardens, and true-line streets, so the air feels fresh and the environment is very calming. It also feels less crowded compared to other major Indian cities. I would recommend Chandigarh to others because it offers a high quality of life. It's safe, well-planned, and easy to get around. The city has good schools, healthcare facilities, and a pleasant, relaxed lifestyle. Overall, Chandigarh is an ideal place for someone who wants modern amenities but also values peace, cleanliness, and nature.

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    So recently I visited a place in India, it is actually a state called Aspartarakhand, it is present in the northern part of the country India. This place is very beautiful, it is actually full of nature, full of religious things and it is totally rich in culture. You can see the beauty of the river Ganga in there. The Ganga originates and flows from this state and to be there, to feel the presence of so many devotional people, the meditations, the chants make you truly excited about visiting this place. I visited this city of Ganga in October along with my family and it was truly a wonderful experience to immerse myself into the divine Hindu culture, to experience the traditional Ganga Aarti on the Ganga Ghats of Rishikesh is truly awesome. It is very important for us to detoxify ourselves from the outside world, from the outside competitions of the world and it is truly amazing to embed ourselves into our culture and cherish the religion, to cherish the devotion along with thousands and lakhs of people standing with you on the Ganga Ghats. Thank you very much.

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    The best place I've been to is definitely Japan. It's one of those beautiful countries in the world. I've been to Japan recently and I've traveled to places that is Osaka, Kyoto, Sapporo which is the northernmost prefecture of Japan and of course Tokyo. Coming to Japan, the culture, the people, the whole weather of Japan is something that everyone can cherish off in terms of hospitality, in terms of how Japanese people are in general. It's one of those beautiful places that makes you want to be there and that's particularly why I like it most and like most of the Japan, the majority of the population resides in the coastal area because the 70% of the land or the area of Japan is completely surrounded by thick cover of forests and hills but the coastal areas of Japan is very beautiful especially I would say the small town of Ikebono and the other small town of Kamakura. It reminds me of my childhood hometown Vishakhapatnam, India. The whole coastal town with sea cliffs and warm Mediterranean Sun that is actually the perfect weather to stay there and also to talk about the cleanliness of the country, it makes you wonder how people can be so civilized with so much of civic sense that they don't leave any trash anywhere around and they're very particular about their culture. It's one of those beautiful things about Japan that makes me wonder that I want to go and settle there and also to my friends they need to experience to feel the actual of Japan

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    The place I would like to describe is Kandy, the vibrant cultural capital or the hill capital nestled in the mountainous heart of Sri Lanka. It is a city that effortlessly blends ancient history with serene natural beauty and I would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking an immersive and multi-sensory travel experience. So I had the opportunity to visit Kandy last year during school holidays with my friends and family. So what struck me immediately upon arrival was the refreshing atmosphere, a welcome contrast to the coastal heat and the city's picturesque setting around the artificial but breathtaking Kandy Lake. The lake with its tranquil waters and surrounding hills creates a very peaceful focal point for the buzzling city. The most significant landmark I would say is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is called the Temple of Tooth Relic or in Sri Lankan terms we call it Sri Dalda Maligava. I was completely captivated by the temple's complex which is significant pilgrimage site for Buddhists around the world. Rituals and that palpable sense of reverence among the throne of devotees created an incredibly moving and spiritual experience. So if you want to experience something similar, a vibrant culture with a bit of cool chilly weather, I think I would recommend Kandy for you to think of living there.

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    Well, to begin with, India is full of beautiful destinations, and each place has its own unique charm. One city I would like to recommend is Chandigarh, it is a capital of both Punjab and Haryana. It is often called the city of beautiful. And that claim is true because it has clean roads, green paths, and a very neat and planned layout. It is located in northern part of India, and it is surrounded by the hills, and it is known for being India's first planned city. The design of the city is modern, but also it is very peaceful, with lots of greenery and open spaces to relax. And also there are plenty of things to do for the tourists who enjoy both nature and culture. For example, we can visit the rope garden, a creative place full of statues and art made from waste materials, and it has wonderful structure. And just next to it, there is a lake where visitors can enjoy boating and walking along the path or just sitting and relaxing in the water. Another great spot is the rose garden, which has thousands of beautiful roses, and it is a perfect spot for nature lovers. Apart from the people who love shopping, also you can go to sectors in the market, which has everything from traditional items to modern clothes. And then local food is also a big attraction, eye-catching things. And there is also a street snack stores around it. There is something for everyone in that place. So, the other place is something like a heaven in India. Visitors who are interested in culture can explore the art galleries and museums, which shows the rich history of the region. All in all, I would recommend Chandigarh in a heartbeat, because it is so beautiful.

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    One of the best places I have been to is Coorg which is the beautiful hill station in the state of Karnataka, India. It's often called the Scotland of India because of its stunning green hills and the pleasant climate throughout the year. I visited Coorg last year during my summer vacation with my close friends. We stayed in a cosy homestay surrounded by coffee plantation and tall trees. The atmosphere was peaceful and the air was so fresh compared to city life. Coorg has everything you could ask for, beautiful waterfalls, clean roads, friendly local peoples and delicious food. Especially the local coffee and homemade chocolates, the people there are very welcoming and helpful. I would recommend others to live there because it's an ideal place for those who want to calm, stress-free life. The lifestyle is slow-paced, the environment is clean and it's a great place to connect with nature. Living there would definitely improve both mental and physical health.

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    The place I would recommend others to live is Iceland. The capital city is magnificent and other parts of the country are so beautiful, you don't want to leave that place. I visited this country in June of this month along with my wife and friends and it was a lovely trip. We were there for two weeks and we travelled around the country by car. They have a ring road which covers the whole circumference of the country and we did that. It's an island and it's an island, Iceland is an island, we all know that but when you go from west to south, then to east and then to north, you see the changes in the landscape of the country. I can bet you that 9 out of 10 wallpapers of scenic beauty in windows or in apple are shooted in Iceland or similar landscape. We also saw blue whale during our trip and seals as well. We also had a glacial hike, we went to the western part of the country where you have a wonderful capital city of Reykjavik which is very happening. At night you can see people drinking at bars, enjoying live music which is produced by themselves. It's not like the music is influenced by US or the music from other parts of the country. It is a music that they own, they are created by their own artist.

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    The cue card asks me to describe a place where I have visited and would like to recommend to others. Last year I visited Barcelona in Spain after giving my board exams. Barcelona is in the heart of Europe which is known for its cultural diversity. The people in Barcelona are very friendly and welcoming. Barcelona is known for its culture and architecture. The architecture in Barcelona was breathtaking. I was especially mesmerized by Sagrada Familia which was made by Antonio Gaudi. It is still under construction and is expected to be over by 2030. I also visited various other famous places in Barcelona which I would like to recommend to others such as Park Güell which is a beautiful park again made by Antonio Gaudi. Barcelona is also known for its food especially paella and churros. The beaches in Barcelona are also extremely beautiful. The sand is white and the weather is cool. I did multiple water sports such as jet ski and parasailing in Barcelona. I also did the famous snorkeling in Barcelona where I saw a variety of fishes and aquatic animals. The corals were an exciting watch. The nightlife in Barcelona is also very happening. There are multiple clubs where college and young people go to party and hang out. Barcelona is also known for its nature. On one side of Barcelona there are beautiful and breathtaking beaches while on the other side there are mountains.

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    One place I have visited and would strongly recommend for living in Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan. I first visited Jaipur about 3 years ago during a cultural trip and I was immediately captivated by its unique blend of history, culture and modern development. Jaipur is famously known as the Pink City because of its beautiful pink colored buildings including historical fort, palaces and havelis that give the city a royal charm. Living in Jaipur has many advantages. The city is meticulously planned with wide road, organized market and well-maintained public spaces which make daily life convenient and comfortable. Despite being a major city, Jaipur doesn't feel overwhelmingly crowded like Delhi or Mumbai. It has a perfect balance between urban facilities and cultural heritage. There are numerous educational institutions, hospitals and shopping complexes which cater to the needs of both families and young professionals. Another reason I would recommend Jaipur is its vibrant cultural scene. The city celebrates festivals like Diwali, Holi and the Jaipur Literature Festival with great enthusiasm, which allows residents to experience rich traditions and communities bonding. In addition, Jaipur has a thriving job market in tourism, education and emerging industries, making it suitable for career growth. Moreover, Jaipur offers a high quality of life at a reasonable cost. Accommodation, food and transport are much more affordable than in metropolitan cities.
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