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Hotel Bcc House New Delhi

B-1, Surya Nagar, Ghaziabad, Opp- Vivek Vivek, Ph-1, Delhi-95 New Delhi, National Capital Territory of Delhi, 201011, India

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New Delhi - DAY 1

A travel blog entry by c044646

... 12399;とて| 18;清潔とは# 328;えないが 2289;許容範囲&# 20869;なのでオ& #12540;ケー。久 々に一日に ;5匹以上の| 68;キさんと% 096;屋内です 2428;違った。&# 65288;ゴビさん& ...

Delhi Food Tour Adventure

A travel blog entry by webpop

... any braking weaving through the perpendicular flowing traffic. It was truly INSANE and we LOVED IT!

Eventually we made it this supposed "MARKET", which was nothing more than one big store, with many many tuk-tuk’s parked outside of it. Arpee had sold us out and lied. It was one of those high pressure outlet factories, where they paid the tuk-tuk drivers a commission to trick people to coming to their store. Out of pure curiosity, we ...

Kids, Scousers and a late night phone call

A travel blog entry by richinindia

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... in this case max 2 forkfuls of potato with some strange herb mashed into it. (however, I shouldn't complain, it was a hell of a lot more than many people in India ate last night.)

Ok - let me try to get some chronological order into this diatribe. I was pretty exhausted after breakfast yesterday, and would have preferred to clean up and get some sleep, however I had a commitment at the Salaam Baalak Trust, a charity I had read about a number ...

Welcome to India - Delhi

A travel blog entry by nizlopi

... side some way back from the road, the intervening space filled with emaculately tapered trees and thick sheets of springy green grass. The towers of monumental government ministries, more the home to kings than civil servants, climb spectacularly through the heat, the faint honk of car horns rising to join them.
The British built New Delhi at the turn of the 20th century to be British India's new capital (Calcutta was felt to be too dirty and congested) and the ...

New delhi railway station

A travel blog entry by rajshru

NEW DELHI RAILWAY STATION A REFLECTION OF INDIA

The contrast between the much touted Shining India and the beleaguered India forgotten and left behind admist the economic strides taken post liberalisation is clearly visible when you transit from Delhi Airport and move to New Delhi railway station. The former is what we desire and aspire, and the latter is the hard reality, it is where we stand today. You suddenly realize ...