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  • mc leod ganj, retreat finished! i finished the retreat! Now coming back in daily life after 10 days in quiet nature without speaking, seams to be really agressive! But im so full of love and happiness, my face hurt cause of this eternal smile! I could Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Aug 6, 2009
  • India...on a velvet ribbon 5 minutes before boarding closed Aoife arrived (cool as a cucumber...ha!) for the 8 hr flight to New Delhi where we would be meeting Kirsten (fresh from Ireland, our newest member). Our 2 week t Posted by annacronin in ARE WE THERE YET......? | Aug 5, 2009
  • The last of India After over a month in Nepal, it was time to return to India. We headed back to Varanasi, noticing the significantly cheaper food available in India as compared to Nepal. Even after those few weeks, India was once Posted by jasonlaura in India | Jul 12, 2009
  • Jaipur, pink or not pink? / Jaipur, rose ou pas rose? [img= Posted by Meredhair in Bon Voyage Lili! | Jul 30, 2009
  • Mumbai (aka Bombay), India Ahh, my last stop in India...I came here to visit my friend, Libby, who moved to Mumbai about a year and a half ago. She is an Australian who was living in New York--where I knew her--and was moving Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 31, 2009
  • Pushkar, India Pushkar was our last stop on the backpacking tour. This is a small town near the Thar Desert and was very popular with the hippies back in the 1960's. It is a very holy city that does not Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 31, 2009
  • Udaipur, India Anyway, we spent two nights in the beautiful city of Udaipur. This city is also known as the "The City of Romance" due to its large lake that the city is focussed around and the quaint, winding roads. Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 31, 2009
  • The Dune ECO Beach Village The Dune ECO Beach Village, is a nice place for holiday. A thematic village with 700m of sea front , aesthetically designed bungalows and villas and well rewarded with a pleasant climate throughout the year except during the monsoon season, Posted by tukuna in Life... | May 24, 2009
  • Jodhpur & Jasalmer, beautiful forts and more... (English) By the way sorry for the delay in updating my blog but internet in India was very slow and there were many power cuts... I will be catching up in the next week on my blog around my last Posted by Meredhair in Bon Voyage Lili! | Jul 29, 2009
  • mcleod Ganj When will the time come, When in truth i can say, Say to all my indian friends, Im going back forever- Forever back to my home land? Will the time ever come, When i can finally thank, Thank the people of India, And say Im going back forever, Fo Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jul 27, 2009
  • Bijaipur, India To get to Bijaipur, we took a local train. Quite local. This train is what the rural Indians take to get to work (those who do not work in their own town), many travelling as long as two Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 27, 2009
  • Bundi, India After leaving Ranthambhore, we boarded our jeeps and headed to Bundi. Bundi was one of my favorite stops as it was the perfect size town. It was large enough to walk around and get a true feel of Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 26, 2009
  • Ranthambhore, India After leaving Jaipur, we headed to Ranthambhore via car. Along our way we saw a few great scenes: Also Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 26, 2009
  • Manali Ok pictures upload, but I took maybe hundreds of, I just can show very few of them!i also put some on the last article! thanks for all your messages of support, im sorry its a bit hard to answer right now Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jul 24, 2009
  • Dodging the Pig Flu To set the scene, this is a blog about a family of four Tim (Dad), Sarah (Mum), Sam (son aged 21) and Jake (son aged 16) going on a whistlestop tour of Rajasthan in India. We leave Heathrow on 25th Posted by Timbob in 17 Days in Rajasthan | Jul 24, 2009
  • We all love Sonia Gandhi On our way to the Palace of Jaipur, a guy on a motorbike stopped and asked us "Can I ask you a question? Why are you so happy?". We did not know exactly what to answer, so we replied Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Jul 24, 2009
  • Varanasi After a neverending train trip (due to 8 hours delay), we finally made it to Varanasi, the Holy City. Varanasi is definitely a magical place and since the beginning we felt this special atmosphere that you can only experience there. Posted by sonianick in Nick & Sonia's Travel Experience | Jul 24, 2009
  • leh et trekkings Long time no write… I was most of the time those last days in deep nature! It will be hard to resume those moments which definitely belong to the best life experiences I ve never had! I just come back from Posted by hanso in 4 months on the road to India | Jul 21, 2009
  • Kashmir and Ladakh in 1981 (1) Warning: this trip was made nearly 30 years ago, and a lot of things changed in the meantime. Among them: Srinagar was then a very peaceful place (which it isn't anymore), and Ladakh had been less touched by modern civilization. We made Posted by ortho158 in Ortho's travels | Jul 19, 2009
  • Kolkata Ok, not much to write about this city. I arrived about 12 hours late because the train got stuck somewhere between Varanasi and Kolkata and stayed there under the burning sun for most of the day. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/135080/Kolkata_Trai Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Jul 19, 2009
  • Varanasi They say Varanasi was already old when the Buddha was young. It is probably one of the oldest cities on Earth. Upon arrival I got a big double room with fan for only a 100 Rp, so I was quite Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Jul 19, 2009
  • Kashmir Kashmir is a land of great contrast. The striking natural beauty of its valleys and mountains contrast with the ugliness of its military, amassed at every corner, weapons polished and menacing. Throughout history war and beauty have shared a strange Posted by tcbcrews in Travels In India | Jul 15, 2009
  • Jaipur, India We are now in Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. On our way here, we stopped in Amber to visit the Amber Fort. Amber was the capoal prior to Jaipur, and this fort is stunning. W Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 17, 2009
  • Madhogarh, India On Wednesday we headed to Madhogarh, our first real stop in the Rajasthan region. We took an Indian bus here, which allowed me to see the countryside and other small towns. After the bus ride, we then had Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 17, 2009
  • Agra, India Following Delhi we headed to Agra via train. Agra is where the Taj Mahal is located, as well as, the Red Fort. We first visited the Red Fort. Honestly, it was soooo freaking hot that I missed Posted by pearlonion in Grabbing the Horns | Jul 16, 2009
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