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Pret pas pret, jy vais!

Bon bien ça y est. Je suis en Inde depuis 4jours maintenant. Même pas mal! Bah si en fait, j’ai un peu mal. Il faut un certain temps pour s’acclimater à une nouvelle culture, et bien pour faire une histoire courte, je n’ai pas encore eu le temps! La première ville que j’ai visitée s’appelle...

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Guiless on June 22, 2013 from Madurai, India

from the travel blog: Partir, tout simplement

Madurai

Ok, this is going to have to be the speediest blog writing ever. Here goes! Madurai is a small city, with a massive temple, which people here think of as the Taj Mahal of the south. The city itself is pretty cool. Not too many tourists, and definately doesn't depend on westerners for its...

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Capto on January 29, 2010 from Madurai, India

from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo

Mumbai, Goa and Kerala (9-21 of January) on the way to Madurai

From the 8th to the 22nd of January we spent a lot of time traveling all the way from Bodhgaya in North East India all the way to Madurai, just a few hours from the southernmost point of India. The initial leg meant crossing India from east to west, it took about 30 hours on train and the...

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patryandjose on January 9, 2010 from Madurai, India

from the travel blog: Resumen de dónde estamos y para dónde vamos? - Summary of where we are and where are we going to?

Niceness

Left Varkala with some disappointment this morning (not just caused by the Swedes) for another long drive. Headed for Cape Comorin, which is the most southerly point in India. Lonely Planet says it's the Blackpool of India, but there was no rollercoaster, no knotted hankies, no donkeys and no...

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phileasdogg on October 18, 2008 from Madurai, India

from the travel blog: Planes, Trains & Taxiwallahs

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