籍贯和出生地一样吗 探祕少年派出身地,朋迪榭里的印法风情

探祕少年派出身地,朋迪榭里的印法风情  

The French Quarter: The backdrop to many of the sequences in Life of Pi. Pondicherry then frequently changed hands beeen France and Britain beeen 1761-1815
after which it remained in French possession until 1954.
Some grand French Quarter houses have been converted into boutique hotels and restaurants. The menu bines Indian and French flavours but the wine is from Pune in Maharashtra.
Grand Bazaar and Tamil Quarter: The setting for Pi’s flirtations with his girlfriend Anandi
this football pitch-sized market crams in dozens of types of bananas
sacks of beans
okra and ginger
and flowers.
大巴扎和泰米尔广场：派和他的女朋友Anandi调情的场景设置地，这个足球场大小的集市上摆满了数十种香蕉、大袋的豆子、秋葵、姜、和鲜花。
The smell of jasmine garlands and curry leaves fills the air
though both struggle to pete with the fish market next door. Pi is played in the film by Suraj Sharma
pictured here.
Le Jardin Botanique de Pondicherry: The zoo where Pi’s father works demanded a film set
of course
so director Ang Lee settled on the town’s Botanical Gardens.
Created by the French in 1826 and covering about 20 acres
the Botanical Gardens are about a mile from the French Quarter
and fronted by the yellow walls typical of Pondy’s remaining French buildings.
It’s a popular place for courting young Pondicheriens
but it doesn’t offer much of an escape for anyone suffering from humidity. For those feeling the heat
the town’s only swimming pool can be found at the Ananda Inn
famed for its great-value vegetarian buffet
Sri Aurobindo Ashram: Referenced in the novel as a place where Mamaji – Pi’s uncle – swam 30 lengths every morning
and appearing fleetingly in the film as a backdrop
there is no more important place in modern Pondicherry than the Sri Aurobindo Ashram.