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Betwa Retreat Orchha

M.P.S. Tourism Dev. Corp. Ltd.,Distt.Tikamgarh Orchha, Madhya Pradesh, 470046, India

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelBetwa Retreat Orchha

Temples, palaces, and shopping

A travel blog entry by naomi7

We didn't see tigers on Sunday afternoon either, but did see Indian gazelle, a snake eagle, and some other things. We also saw a distant dark shape way down the road that our guide identified, using powerful binoculars, as a jungle cat. This was very exciting because they're very shy and it's extremely rare to see them. So we raced down the road to …

Orchha

A travel blog entry by shieldsontour

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The next morning Maud awoke with a sense of dread and fear - we were taking the train to Jahnsi in the "economy class". As we arrived at the station stepping over a couple of old men asleep on the floor I too was wondering what we had let ourselves in for. Still muttering about upgrading as we boarded (she's fully embraced the Briggsy "if there's …

Small Town India

A travel blog entry by steve-n-miri

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6 December 2009

We were both happy to leave Agra. Our next stop was due to be Orchha where we planned to stay for several days and recuperate after our experiences in the big cities.
To get to Orchha we first had to take a train to Jhansi. Jhansi is a relatively big city and we weren’t looking forward to passing through it …

Orchha

A travel blog entry by thecolleys

You can finally read our first blog. If this works it's more by accident than computer skill! We are here in India. It's everything that you think it is and then some more. Delhi was manic. The busiest most overcrowded place we've ever been. The noise is deafening and the traffic is suicidal. The taxi drivers should be on the grid of a Formula 1 …

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... Teller, das eine Auswahl verschiedener Saucen und Brote sowie natürlich Reis beinhaltet und in Indien eher eine Art arme-Leute-Essen zu sein scheint. Besonders, wenn auch nicht im zwangsläufig positiven Sinne, fanden Christiane und ich des Weiteren noch das sogenannte Rasgulla, ihres Zeichens die süßeste Speise der Welt, noch vor purem Zucker: weiße, extrem stark verklumpte und mit dem Löffel kaum zerteilbare Bällchen, die in einer Art Zuckerlösung ...

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