Agra – Taj and more
I have been to Agra few times. We went by Taj Express the first time, way back in 1988 and then with friends in…
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I have been to Agra few times. We went by Taj Express the first time, way back in 1988 and then with friends in…
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After searching unsuccessfully for an inexpensive air ticket, I decided to give Indian Railways a chance, I love them – in my country (read…
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Its an old one but I would try to remember as much as I could. It was Oct 2, 2004 and was a national…
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Van and Vilas do not go well together. Van means jungle, usually a place where it would get a little difficult to have Vilas…
Read MoreNH 24 – Delhi, Ghazibad, Hapur, Garh Mukteshwar (NHAI)
NH 24 – Simbhavli, Gajraula, Moradabad, Rampur (NHAI)
NH 87 – Rampur, Bilaspur, Rudrapur (mostly UP)
NH 87 – Rudrapur, Haldwani, Nainital/Bhimtal (Uttrakhand)
We have just bought our Mahindra Scorpio and that was more than enough reason to venture out. So we called up all the active…
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There is a big prayer room, a kitchen garden, few ducks, parking space, tress and lots of fresh and clean air. You don’t feel like being fitted in a small hotel room, rather it gives you a feeling of a mini resort. The air is pretty casual and you can walk up to Tempa (the man who runs it) for anything and everything. Tempa’s dad and mom, both had a very illustrious career with government of Sikkim and if you are lucky then you can get to see all those old photographs and award plaques of his father.
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If I tell you that this time as well I was able to get a inexpensive ticket, probably you would look at me as…
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Office arranged picnics are usually not very exciting for they tend to keep things which make sense to a large no of people and…
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Quick Drive to Amritsar Amritsar, more correctly called, Ambarsar is located close to 500 Km from Delhi, capital of India and the biggest reason…
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Getaway Jungle Camp is in a small valley which is not accessible via motorable road, infact any road. The only way to get in is by trekking. Set amid poplar trees, this bunch of tents overlooks hills and a large flat playground. There is a dining area, a big designated for a outdoor bon-fire, lots of forest warmth and clean fresh air.
Read MoreWe just checked out the restaurant and it was quite an old-world dark and dingy place. Somehow most of the state run hotels have this dingy darkness probably because of ill-designed interiors or just plain apathy…Room Service is quite dismal and it took them as much as 1 hour to get you a cup of tea and much more to get breakfast. To top it all, the flask was broken and the waiter was in bathroom slippers…
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