Dear Rupesh,
I hope this message finds you in good health. I recently learned that you'll be going on a school trip. I participated in a similar trip last year, and I had a lot of fun. When you arrive in France, you may need a translator since not everyone there speaks fluent English. Make sure to visit the Louvre Museum, Eiffel Tower, and workshops.
The weather in France can change quickly, so it's important to pack a waterproof jacket, gloves, a raincoat or umbrella, and multiple layers of clothing. They mainly eat non-vegetarian and bakery products, so you may need to bring your own food. Purchase a card with multiple currencies that can be used easily. If you feel unwell, make sure to bring medicine to boost your immune system.
France offers tourists the chance to taste mouth-watering cheeses and strong wine. You should try the 'macaron,' which is similar to a small sweet burger in taste. The French people are kind and helpful. The cafés are unique and interesting. The laws are stricter, so there is less chance of theft. One of my favorite experiences was visiting a mirror workshop where you can decorate your own mirror.
I hope you have a pleasant vacation!
Cheers,
Yashvi Gavankar
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