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Explanation:
Leaving a region where I have dwelled for over two decades will always be eventful. It is something I have always savored even before it's actual occurrence. The day approached and finally came when I was posted to characteristically different settlement sandwiched between hills and very high plateaus. I could feel the difference as we approached, with a significantly lower celcius temperature, the weather was the most evident difference felt aside the physical geography which was very apparent. I have always boasted that I can't take a hot bath no matter the weather, which I have always upheld. It didn't take long to overturn my stance though as I couldn't have a face wash without having my water boiled. Furthermore, it was an entirely social setting characterized by a significantly smaller population even within the capital city with very little distance between landmarks. In general, it was initially an entirely strange feeling which seemed so different. However, it didn't take long to acclimatize which played a role in my ability to appreciate and respect the cultural and social values of different regions.
