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Varanasi ... ancient city, trapped in time

Our company provided the following summary of Varanasi, which we want to pass on to you all: “Picturesquely situated on the crescent shaped left bank of the holy River Ganges, Varanasi, is one of the ancient seats of learning in India. It is said to be a compound of the names of two...

permalink written by  ECRadventure on January 31, 2010 from Varanasi, India
from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog



Jan 29 to Feb 9

(Patricia started a one month Yoga course in Madurai on January 23rd so the section below is Jose’s adventures alone) After my laptop crashed in Madurai, I found the perfect excuse to make the journey to come and visit my AIESEC Internatinal colleague and dear friend Venkatesh Goteti (or...

permalink written by  patryandjose on January 29, 2010 from Hyderabad, India
from the travel blog: Resumen de dónde estamos y para dónde vamos? - Summary of where we are and where are we going to?



Delhi ... India another world that has to be seen to believe

From the Sydney airport we flew with Emirates airlines to Bangkok for an overnight stay before making the final leg of the journey to Delhi. We’ve decided that Emirates is our new favourite airline. The service is great, there is tons of leg room and the entertainment is amazing. Very many...

permalink written by  ECRadventure on January 29, 2010 from Delhi, India
from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog



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...

permalink written by  Capto on January 29, 2010 from Madurai, India
from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo



Nationaldag betyder att man inte far kopa ol

Efter ett par dagar har vi borjat acklimatisera oss har i pune, man har liksom vant sig vid att trafiken ar pa fel Sidan gatan, att alla kor som idioter och aven vi har borjat med att bara ga rakt ut over gatan som alla andra gor. De har dagarna har mest gatt till att lara oss hur det funkar...

permalink written by  vildros on January 27, 2010 from Pune, India
from the travel blog: Resor i Österled



staden som aldrig sover

Nu ar vi framme i Pune,en miljonstad som aldrig nansin sover och som har over 3 miljoner invanare. Vi vantar pa arlanda och far gora vad vi kan av tiden som vi har, skicka sms till vara nara och kara till exempel Resan gick bra aven om den var lang och seg,manga timmar pa flyg men det...

permalink written by  vildros on January 25, 2010 from Pune, India
from the travel blog: Resor i Österled



India

India was in a lot of ways what I was expecting...but what you think and what actually happens is sometimes altogether entirely different... My Flight to Delhi was delayed because of the 'Fog' (pollution) so instead of 9.45pm it was to be 6am the next day...I can't begin to tell you...

permalink written by  willrob on January 25, 2010 from Delhi, India
from the travel blog: Rob Williams 'a year in the making'



Slum dogs, slum kids, slum houses

Because of the date of our flight down south, we've ended up with 5 days in Kolkata - the longest time we've spent anywhere. This was a little perplexing when at breakfast the first day, we started talking to some people, who told us there's not much to see in Kolkata! What would we do for 5...

permalink written by  Capto on January 24, 2010 from Kolkata, India
from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo



A word about train rides...

I think I should give you all an idea about train rides here in India. Glen and I have been travelling on sleeper trains. They have six beds to each berth (one upper, one middle, one lower). These are long (semi hard but not unbearable) seats which are suspended from the compartment. During...

permalink written by  Capto on January 21, 2010 from Kolkata, India
from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo



Varanasi = very nasty?

So we jumped on a train to Varanasi, which is thought to be the holiest Hindu city. We woke up the next morning expecting to be just an hour away, but found that we were only about half way. The train had been delayed by 4 hours (though we had to try and ask other travelers this in very bad...

permalink written by  Capto on January 19, 2010 from Varanasi, India
from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo



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