Indian Students in Latvia

Hi everyone!

Is there any musician in Riga who knows how to play on Sitar?

Hei everyone! Come to authentic Indian street food restaurant Hungrila, Aleksandra Čaka street 92b, Rīga!

Business lunch Monday - Friday 12:00 - 16:00, Soup and Curry.

Working hours:
Monday to Thursday 10:00-22:00
Friday and Saturday 10:00-23:00

You can order food online! Go to web page foodout.lv search Hunglila.

MOST COMMON QUESTION ASKED :

Q) Part-time jobs for Indian students in Riga?

A) The part time job scene in Riga is a bit challenging. Although it is possible to get such jobs at Indian or other Asian restaurants, etc, almost all the local companies/organizations here require you to speak Latvian and/or Russian fluently along with English. Latvian having more opportunities than Russian language within Latvia.

My suggestion to student's is to always look for part time jobs while studying but never come here depending on part time jobs entirely to complete your education.
With that said, it is possible to conquer any challenges if one is willing and motivated!

So best of luck to all of you!!

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrvVkTwQqtU
Official video of Latvia Tourism

VISIT LATVIA (English version) Video about Latvia made by Latvian tourism portal www.visitLatvia.lv. Beautiful things and places in Latvia.

Old Riga is a masterpiece of architecture which has retained the atmosphere of old times and has adjusted to the 21st century tourist flow – numerous comfortable hotels, restaurants, and places for recreation are found here.
Old Riga is as lively at midnight as during the daytime.

The basis of open-air museums is formed by wooden buildings constructed on the territory of the historic regions of Latvia, remains of wooden building complexes discovered during archaeological digs and an interaction of art history and Latvian nature

Latvian cuisine comes heartily recommended!

Many restaurants incorporate fresh, local ingredients and feature seasonal menus.
During the summer season, fresh forest berries are abundant and wild mushrooms and autumnal vegetables grace tables in autumn.
The winter months feature traditional grey peas and sauerkraut, and crisp potato pancakes served with lingonberry jam.

The Castle of Light — which is one of the most impressive culture buildings in Latvia over the past decades. The Castle of Light is intended as a multifunctional culture and education centre, repository of knowledge.
Castle of Light was officially opened in June 2014