Culture

The incredible multi-ethnic population of New York defines the city's tradition as one of the most ecclectic anywhere.The city’s theater, dance, literature, music, artwork and delicacies are all reflections of the mix of traditions introduced via way of means by tens of thousands and thousands of immigrants.

New York is doubtless one among the foremost dynamic, varied and inventive cities in the world, a cultural centre of virtually mythic proportions, celebrated by generations of artists for its unequaled extremes of wealth and poverty, glamour and grime.

If you travel to New York City, you find a lot of diversity in the population.

If I were you, I would travel to this city because it is the capital of the world, so you could enjoy the diversity that it has

If you decide to visit New York, you should go many days to get to know all the culture.

The abundance of museums and art galleries that afford every tourist the opportunity to marvel at a vast variety of works from all over the world contributes to NYC's undeniable reputation as the world's cultural capital.

Food

The cuisine of New York City includes many cuisines from various ethnic groups that have entered the United States through the city. In New York, almost all ethnic cuisines are well represented, both within and outside of the various ethnic neighborhoods.

Top 10 most iconic food:

1. Pastrami

2. Bagel 

3. Pizza

4. Hot Dogs

5. Cheesecake 

6. Pretzels

7. Black and white cookie

8. Eggs benedict

9. Burguers

10. Ramen

If you go to New York, you should eat bagels at your brunch.

If I were you, I would dedicate one day of the trip to trying and eating the different cuisines that are in the city.

If you visit the different neightborhoods, you will find a lot of variety and differences between the foods. 

Because New York is a multicultural and multi-ethnic city, its cuisine is also very varied. When visiting the city, you can find 

different cuisine from each of the cultures. In the city there is a lot of variety of food and different restaurants, including Italian, Chinese, Latin, Arabic and other cuisines.

Opportunities

New York City is also home to a large number of corporations. This city has over one million businesses, with new ones springing up all the time. There is no shortage of places for businesses to expand as they grow and hire more people, from remote work facilities to skyscrapers.

This clearly indicates that there are numerous options to consider.

It is true that you can earn a higher salary in New York City than in other cities for the same position.

International students studying in New York can be confident that there are several premier public and private educational institutions to choose from when it comes to colleges and universities. Almost all of the universities in New York City are among the top 10 or 20 public and private schools in the United States, and have consistently been at the forefront of research, innovation, and student success.

If I had the American dream, I would choose New York to go study for a career.

If you don’t have money, New York offers very good scholarships for international students.

If you want to study English in the United States, you should go to New York because it is a multi-ethnic city with great options.

Transportation

New York City's transit system is a maze of interconnected infrastructure. New York City, as the country's most populous city, has a transit infrastructure that includes one of the world's largest subway networks, the world's first mechanically ventilated vehicular tunnel, and an aerial tramway. In addition, each of the boroughs of New York City has a comprehensive bus system, there are also a lot of yellow taxis and boro taxis all over the place. In comparison to other cities in the United States, private cars are less common.

Taxicabs, which are required to have a medallion in order to operate, travel an average of 180 miles per shift. There were 51,398 people licensed to drive medallion taxicabs as of March 14, 2014. A total of 13,605 taxicab medallion licenses were issued. By July 2016, the figure had fallen to 13,587 medallions, a decrease of 18 from the previous year's total. Due to competition from ridesharing firms, taxi use has decreased since 2011.

- If I were you, I would use the subway instead of taxis

-If there weren't so many others transportation methods, taxis would be so much cheaper.

-If New York taxis don't have a medallion, they can't operate

Eco-friendly issues

New York is one of the states with the lowest annual carbon emissions, which could come as a surprise. To put that in context, New York is home to 6% of the US population but emits just 3% of the country's greenhouse gases. We may now attribute this to regulations or low rewards for car travel. However, several factors have come together to help NYC achieve such a low carbon footprint.

The fact that biking and taking the subway are the most common modes of transportation in NYC helps. The majority of the job, however, is done by the general trend of living an environmentally friendly lifestyle.

People in New York City are eager to drive low-emission vehicles. They also go above and beyond to partner with companies that are environmentally conscious. As a result, if you intend on settling down in this wonderful area, be aware that you will be expected to follow these guidelines as well.

- If New York didn't implement eco friendly methods, It would contaminate the environment too much

-If you are planning to live in New York, you will have to follow all the eco-friendly guidelines

-If people used cars and taxis more than bikes and the subway, the city would be so much more polluted

Education in New York City is provided by numerous public and private institutions. New York is home to some of the most important libraries, universities, and research centers in the world.

Education

New York City has many nationally important independent universities and colleges, such as:

-Barnard College         

-Columbia University

-Cooper Union

-Fordham University

-Long Island University

-Manhattan College

-New York Institute of Technology

-New York University

-Pace University

-Pratt Institute

-St. John's University

-The New School

Manhattan, the Bronx, and New York City are served by the New York Public Library, which has the largest collection of any public library system in the world. New York City is also home to hundreds of cultural institutions and historic sites, many of which are globally recognized. It is widely recognized as a research hub, especially in medicine and the life sciences.15 nationally renowned academic medical research institutions and medical centers are located in the city.