A
If Indian food is your cup of tea, please come to some food festivals in India.
National Street Food Festival
This is the most popular food festival in India, and with good one of the street food capitals of the world, where a walk around the city can be as attractive as dining in a five-star restaurant. All of the mouthwatering goodness comes together for this festival every January, where visitors can make a pig of themselves on much-loved street delicacies （佳肴）from all over the country.
Goa Food and Cultural Festival
The southern state of Goa is famous for its spicy fish, curries, cashew nuts and cold Kingfisher beer. It's easy to add a Goan beach vacation on a winter foodie tour. The annual food festival, which happens in January, has more than 70 stalls （货摊）set up in an open air market in the capital city, just a half-hour drive from the sunshine state's beautiful coast.
The Great Indian Food Festival
With more than 75 food stalls from 12 different states, this is perhaps the mother of all food festivals in India in terms of national variety. It takes place in Old Delhi, in early November, and features not only food from all over India, but various activities such as eating contests, cooking shows and cultural performances.
International Mango Festival
Who doesn't love mangos? In India, more than 500 varieties of its national fruit exist. Mango harvest is celebrated at the annual International Mango Festival which takes place every summer in Old Delhi. Visitors can expect activities such as mango-eating contests, mango carving and taking a bite of everything with mangos from stalls.
21．What can you do at National Street Food Festival?
A．Get a feeling of eating in a grand restaurant.
B．Make a pig of yourself on as many as mangos.
C．Walk along the sunshine state's beautiful coast.
D．Enjoy the celebration of good harvest of the year.
22．Which festival is suitable for those who like spicy fish?
A．National Street Food Festival.
B．Goa Food and Cultural Festival.
C．The Great Indian Food Festival.
D．International Mango Festival.
23．What do the last two festivals have in common?
A．They provide cooking performances.
B．They are famous for various fruits.
C．They take place in the same city.
D．They are held in November.
