Cambay Sapphire Ahmedabad
132 ft Ring Road, Adjacent to Jivraj-Park Overbridge, Vejalpur Cross Road Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 380050, India
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C'est reparti : direction le Sud !
... me trouver !
- Du 19 au 22, je serai ainsi à Mumbai afin de prendre le pouls de cette mégalopole qui semble toujours vivre à 200 à l'heure
- Du 23 au 25, repos sur les plages de Goa avec une bonne partie des autres étudiants en échange à Ahmedabad. Et oui, un repos bien mérité.
- Et à partir du 26 jusqu'au 10 décembre... l'inconnu !
Tout ce que je sais ...
Ahmedabad, Tuk Tuk driver!!
... us the room available was much more than advertised, we let him take us to a place he knew, but what do you know they were full, and so was the next one, and the next one, then through the Hindi we heard the word commission, so we left him and walked to the next place we could find and got a room straight away. It turned out to be the hottest room in the world and I don't think ...
School talks and deadly kites
... that I had to curtail the talk and skip to my experiences in India on account of the flagging attention of the youngest amongst them.
After the talk I was treated like something of a star, with many children requesting my autograph, Facebook ID, phone number, email etc. It was a strange feeling, and not the sort of attention I'm used to at all.
On many recommendations, I visited Mahatma Ghandhi's ashram in Ahmedabad, which centred on an historical exhibition of ...
Big Bad Ahmadabad
... observed some type of ritual where these men surrounded a goat and waited until it “choose” one of them.
The entire time we walked around the city we were chased by people yelling out the few English words they knew at us. This included “Hello”, “How are you?” and “Hey baby” (see picture). Occasionally it was in a friendly way, when it was initiated by some schoolchildren or street children, ...
Days 7 & 8
... to head back to the Ashram. He took me for a littel under double.
The Gandhi Ahsram blocks out the noise and dust of the city, and I really didn't want to leave. The museum is very informative, and unusually, it is peresented in a series of questions and answers. However, it also assumes a certain basic knowlegde of Gandhi and his activities, which, for a foreigner like me, made parts a bit hard to follow. I was able to pick most of it up though. For example, it had a lot ...



