Awesome Delhi New Delhi

... center of the world will attract you definitely it is located near the railway station and this is also the jewish part of the city. Antwerp city is also very much famous in fashion it has earned a place among the fashion cities of the world thanks to the efforts of numerous young flemish designers to visit the fashion area in the city you can go near ...

... so not much to report there really.

Today we went to use the internet where we met a really nice tuk tuk driver called Bill. He drove us to the Government tourist office and we have booked a tour of Rajastan, starting tomorrow. We’re hoping it will take away a lot of the hassle of travelling in India, as we have already experienced a small portion of the hassle we will get from tuk tuk drivers, rickshaw drivers, restaurants and hotels and it’s not fun. Here’s hoping!

... in comes out immediately.

Me- crying for Tso-Morriri & Tso-Kar, but can not wake up early.

Angchok- New mechanic & true hero of this round. Super innocent, super helping, has as cool hindi as is ours Laddakhi.

The road is smoother, the turns deadlier & blinder, the slope is just less than vertical (kabhi +, kabhi -) & the riders become speedier. It’s nothing but bike-mania. Angchok sitting behind me keeps on telling me something, I keep on ...

... of call in India after a long haul flight.... but amazing once you aclimatise ...... I suppose its one of those places you either love or hate.... but one things for sure, its very difficult to avoid it on any trip in India, its the sort of beginning and end of so many routes and a great place for onward connections.



Where we stay, Pahraganj is a maze of very narrow streets and bazaars, shops, cafes and hotels.....smack in the middle of new and old delhi.......a pretty ...

... are offered jobs and starting salaries as never before. Indian salaries during the last 5 years have grown at the rate of 15% per annum - by far the highest in the world. In the year 1009, it is expected to rise by a whopping 16% despite the slowdown in the global economy. India's working population is likely to double in the next 15 years. Disintegrating joint families mean that there would be a ...

Well, obviously we have been home for a while now, we got home on December 5th. We left in such a hurry, that I didn't have time to finish up the last of our adventures in India. Don't worry I didn't forget! School here at Davis takes a lot more time up than I remembered. In India I didn't have to go to class so I didn't mind writing, now I have to write all the time; my brain is tired! Way back in August, if you can remember that far back, we ...

... or at least NOT in Paharghanj. At my hotel, everyone from the cook to the maids (errr...room cleaners) and receptionists are ALL MEN. Outside, the marketplace shoppers, shopowners, waiters, etc... MEN. Touristing and Breaking Contracts of Relationships: I started off wanting to take a Delhi walking tour given by a children's community center ...

Zawsze cos, zawsze ... cos! Okazalo sie, ze dworzec New Delhi jest w remoncie i pociag zatrzymal sie na jakims zadupiu X km od centrum. Oczywiscie nie ma zadnej informacji, nie mowiac juz o transporcie zastepczym. W koncu znajdujemy autoriksze, ktora za rozsadna cene zawozi nas na Paharganj. Tam, juz podczas poprzednich wizyt w stolicy Indii upatrzylismy sobie tani ale za to obskurny hotel. Teraz to nie mialo ...

... I was a white women traveling alone (shocking in a Muslim country). New Delhi My first stop in India was in New Delhi. This city is absolute madness. It is one of the largest cities in the country and is a real shocker to the senses. Everywhere you look you see devastating poverty, malnutrition, deformity, cows wondering all over the streets (because there a sacred animal in Hindu) and the smells are horrendous. I immediately made ...

October 2, 04 Greetings from Delhi! This is a hot and crowded city. I am staying near the train station right in the middle of the main bazaar. Besides being hot and crowded, Delhi has a distinct odor. When I got to the airport late at night, it smelled like something was burning. It still smells that way, and you can see the layers of smoke and smog over the city. Delhi has a lot to offer, but it will be nice to get out in the country. On my first full day in the city I did a ...