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Amrit Regency Dehradun

Saharanpur Road, Near ISBT Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India

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Monkey War

A travel blog entry by dannyandsarah

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... best tough guy face and staring into his eyes, I clinked the pipe in my hand against the cement wall to make sure he knew I had it and that I meant business. He hesitated for a second and backed slowly away around the corner of the wall out of view, never taking his eyes off of me. Carefully I went back near the door to get a view of where he went, but not seeing him I decided to let it go and return to my breakfast. This wouldn’t be the end of it though, me and ...

Namaste

A travel blog entry by crystalwaitekus

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... of traveling through the Middle East. People warned me that getting through this region would be hard, yet I wanted so badly to prove them wrong. It was hard. However the truth of the matter is that difficult things can happen to you no matter where you are located. I feel like my time in Rishikesh has helped put things back in perspective and remember that the things that truly matter in life are far below the ...

Ritheskesh

A travel blog entry by green-on-travel

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... familieplanning etc
- avond school
- HIV/AIDS, awerness kweken en besmette mensen steunen met medicijnen en de behandeling.

Als je in India AIDS hebt ben je outcast en word je zonder pardon je huis/dorp/stad uitgejaagd,daarom heeft "Hope Care" een "geheime" locatie ingericht, de
omringennde bewoners hebben dan ook geen idee wat op deze locatie daadwerkelijk gebeurt. Hier kunnen ...

Rishikesh

A travel blog entry by allankapoor

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... in India so far.



Traveling to Rishikesh was also my first experience with Indian public transportation. The system runs much more smoothly that I had imagined. We did not have to wait more that 10 minutes for our transfer in Dheradun. The entire 3-hour ride cost each of us 65 rupees (about $1.30). We arrived in Rishikesh and wandered through the city until we found an ashram to stay in. My room had a veranda that overlooked Ganges and only cost $10 bucks a night. ...

More on Yoga

A travel blog entry by mistyandmark

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... wanting to be done already, but deep down it is what I an here for and if it was easy, what would be the point really? My mornings are amazing, and sometimes I need to sleep in the afternoon.

I'm having my second cold in the "year in the world". Weird to have the sniffles and a sore throat in this heat. But there has been a dust storm and millions of people just walked through town, bringing all kinds of germs. My ...