Airport Centre Point Nagpur

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... we would miss, he never tried uddapam which i was amazed at as he was in the south of india for so long<br>but also its amazing meeint travlers as you find out someting new everyday, i never knew isralies were baned from visiing certain muslim countries, they arent allowed in indnesia for example, all to do with religion<br>off to aus now on a 16hr flight via singapore!!! i never knew it was goin via here til now, wo,w westernised country here we come!!!

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We reached Nagpur at 10PM. It was the perfect time for dinner and so was my promptness to announce our proud arrival to my sister &amp; bro-in-law. We ate like animals, well, at least I did. The food was good. E&amp;G liked some dish very much, I don't remember what. What I liked most is the sight of my ever beautiful, lovely, little-- sweetheart niece Gungun. The sound of her voice is like music to my ears. It ...

... of activity and not many people about, except for armed police and soldiers. Bhupendra went to one airline office and asked about our 6.40pm flight and was told that the plane was full and that we did not have any seats booked on it. Come on fellas, we're not working with fully joined up writing here!!! New plan wanted. Still take the overnight train? No - apart from uncertainty on train safety (some of them mice were pretty big!) we had learnt that it was our ...

... punten af voor de school van nagpur!) - evelien en ik al 2 ritten achterop een scooti (zo noemen ze die honderden scooters hier dus..) hebben overleefd - we in een tempel onze eerste tikka op ons voorhoofd gekregen hebben - lange nagels bij mannen hier blijkbaar in de mode zijn - we met 18man in onze jeep passen (nuja... passen is veel gezegt maar we hebben toch de ritten overleefd..) - receptionisten in hotels hier IN de receptie op de grond slapen ...

... the floor... We both decided it wasn't really ideal and told Vishal that we had promised our 'husbands' that we would only sleep in hotels in city centres and that we would always be settled in by nightfall. He agreed that he would take us into the nearby town. The mechanic meanwhile informed us that the piston had seized, which would take about 10-12 hours to repair. I told him this was not possible, as we had to leave early the next morning, so he agreed ...

None of the lodge guys could believe it. From Hyderabad to Nagpur in one day was a something they had never heard of. Almost 500 kilometers over hard Indian roads in less than twelve hours. I could have gone farther, but I wasted over an hour and a lot of petrol just trying to find my way out of damned Hyderabad, which tempts you with a sign and an arrow, pointing the way to your destination, then confuses you with endless roundabouts and "T" junctions, so that ...

Well, finally destined for India. Nagpur is in the central Maharashtra province of India, famed for its oranges. My arrival in Nagpur was 'delayed' somewhat by my decision to traipse from Wigan to Cardiff on Sunday 26th for the Carling Cup Final mauling. Hussey had kindly sorted out a twin room at the exotically titled Hotel Blue Diamond in Central Nagpur...absolute shithole - 140 roops a night - and riddled with bedbugs, but hey who cares when a new Test ...

The lofty sal trees in bloom are a sight to behold.Straight as an arrow ,shooting their verdant green leaves into the clear blue skies. We all sit in our open jeep, listenig intently.From a short distance the call is repeated again, peircing the cool morning air: DHAAANK, DHAANK, DHAANK. It is the Sambur ,a large antelope type deer calling out its traditional warning : Beware , a tiger is near.The tension in the car is electric as all eyes are riveted on ...