Ashok Plaza Hotel Panaji
Samrat Ashok Theater Complex, 18th June Road Panaji, Goa, 361022, India
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Parallel Worlds: from West to East
Firstly I'd like to apologize for having not updated in so long. My life has been very hectic and eventful since my arrival in Goa. Plus the internet is not as readily available here as in the places I have previously been. I've got blogs stacking up on my computer, but to put them online is a different part of the battle.
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Abtauchen & Eintauchen
... Ich verbringe den ganzen Nachmittag damit, die Crew kennenzulernen, weitere Chais zu trinken und dem Treiben am Set zuzuschauen. Abends lerne ich den Franzosen Henry, der mit seiner Mutter auf Indienurlaub ist, kennen. Wir gehen zusammen essen und verbringen einen spaßigen Abend. Leider reisen die beiden am nächsten Tag ab. Eigentlich schade, denn die zwei sind wirklich cool. Aber gut, ich reise morgens ja auch ...
Panaji (Panjim) – Church City
... of the Immaculate Conception", consecrated in 1541 which resembles a large white wedding cake! It’s fairly impressive, but the faithful would do well to spend a little time weeding the steps up to their Lady. The only other notable site in town was right beside our Inn and that was the Chapel of St Sebastian which features a crucifix on which Christ’s eyes are open, supposedly they’re normally shut, and this was allegedly done ...
Panjim and Old Goa
... post colonial
influence carved into every brick of the cathedral and the ruins. We
spent some time meandering through the streets, checking out the mainly
spartan interiors of what seemed to be lost, unused cathedrals and
having a drink stop in a small restaurant. We didn't spend too much time
in Old Goa, it was very hot, and to be honest, we both concluded that
it was impressive merely ...
Learning to Live with Nausea & Traveler's Diarrhea
... with salt added. His rest was disturbed with numerous runs to the woods where he took care of his business.
By early evening, Chintan's nausea and diarrhea worsened so we chose to stay one more day on Vagatore before departing to the next beach town. The night was a rough one, and waking up in the morning we had to convince ourselves that we could gain enough strength to make the several hours of ...


