Amarya Garden New Delhi

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... New York, an incredibly apt description.) Aaron came and met us downstairs, leading us through the metal detectors (like all of them in India there are separate lines for the sexes, with a private cubicle for women to be searched) and up to Ai, the Japanese restaurant whose bar, Love Hotel, has Aaron as their resident DJ and music director. The place is nothing short of remarkable. There's a beautiful little jazz lounge, a large ...

... inanities into my ear for half an hour. Bloody rude in my opinion. That reminds me, while Skype is an innovative and potentially useful program, it should be banned from public places. You wouldn't talk on your phone in a library (unless you are a complete ****), you shouldn't talk on your internet phone in an internet café (unless you are a complete ****). Some people use the internet for purposes more taxing than gossip, please allow them to concentrate. Just as ...

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... and of course the Taj Mahal in Agra -- easily the high point of our trip. Maybe living here a while would get easier, but our last train trip back from Agra to Delhi made us realize that we weren't any more adapted to the unique overwhelmingness (is that a word?) of India than we were on Day One. We are about to run out for a last day of site seeing in Delhi before we catch our flight. Hopefully another update later, and maybe pictures once we get to Delhi ...

... to the Pakistan embassy trying to secure our Pakistan visa. We hope to pick up our passports at 4 pm today and begin making our way up North. Our first stop and the furthest point North of our journey will be at the base of the Himalayans in Northern Kashmir. From there we will work our way down into Pakistan. Follow along with the adventures/misadventures along the way! -Johnny Nomad Cost of things in New ...