Arif Castles Lucknow

... contrast having tree-lined boulevards & large open spaces.

Our hotel was clean, with air-con but not many facilities (well none). The location was interesting, being down an alley off the heaving main market street near the Red Fort. Although we were one of the few Europeans there, we didn't feel particularly threatened but we were constantly being hassled by trickshaw drivers & touts. We enjoyed our 2 day stay there but moved to ...

... to buy 1st stop, just to look, but hey... it was so pleasant walking round in the coolness i got carried away!! we then just headed off and had a good old spend just about everywhere ... some of the shoes are lush ...i am addicted to shoes....we had a drink in Piccadelhi which is a restaurant and 'pub'and took some pics of the oh so English things there... like the red pillar boxes...and Mike had a pic with his old pal Sir Winston Churchill inside the restaurant ....see pics
Delhi, India gillip

... for us!!

...we enjoyed all the activity on our way out of Nepal in the counerfeit section of Nepal ganj but of course spent 20 mins in the police office while he checked everything out...very very slowly!! as they do!! yes, we def know we are back in India now!!! We then said our fond farewells to Suresh at Rudiah Bazaar.... ahhh ....sad... knowing we wont be at the wedding ... and that was it... a taxi for 6 or 7 hours for next to ...

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After striking the right chord among end users with its Wish Town Klassic project in Noida, the Jaypee Group is thinking of going the affordable way. "We are also thinking on the lines of affordable housing where apartment size will range from 600 to 1100 sq ft, with one-and two-bed-room apartments in Noida in the near future," Rita V ...

... go off Agra so now our balanced group of 4 collapses into a threesome. The breakfast buffet at the Godwin Hotel was outstanding- the restaurant was on the rooftop and they had so many wonderful food options to choose from. It's a small comfort to numb my shock of the bathroom in this hotel. There's no separation between shower, sink or toilet ...

... downside is that our teacher, who usually teaches children, has a very tiny room in which to teach us. Because of the space constraints, the four of us often feel like we can't extend our arms all the way or do the movements full out or else we may very well slap each other. We've somewhat solved the problem by taking turns practicing the larger, faster moves like spins, but it's still a bit tight. Kathak is, in many ways, the antithesis of many other types of ...

... and I had work the next day, so we thanked the yogi for his very generous offer but declined, telling him that we'd be honored to have dinner with his family at another time. Part II of our adventure took place on Sunday at the yoga session that the yogi had invited us to attend. I didn't think that this would be like the yoga I'm used to in the U.S., but I didn't know exactly what to expect. Sharon and I took a cycle rickshaw to the yoga center. When we ...

... puestecitos de los mercaditos asi que fuimos a un sitio de comer, donde venden solo kebaks con 100 especias, se comen con paratha, un pan de india que es integral pero muy sabroso. Aqui conocimos a un chico que trabaja en saudia arabia, pero que es hindu y estaba de vacaciones en lucknow. El nos estuvo contando muchas cosas y gracias a el nos enteramos de como funcionaba el sitio. Despues de esto nos fuimos al hotel, y que sorpresa habia un chaval en recepcion muy ...

... Bookstore. The shop was much smaller than I expected, just one little room, and was filled with fantastic-looking books, many about Lucknow and its history. When we entered, we were greeted by an smiling gray-haired man with a beard who was probably in his 70s or 80s. I assumed, correctly it turned out, that this was Ram Advani. We introduced ourselves and I told him that my friend had recommended his bookstore to me. He asked us what we were doing in Lucknow, and we ...