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Welcome to India...Or Not!
... t have info's or any kind of knowledge but hardly looked up from chatting on the web when I talked to them. It is not so much the extreme poverty and filth what bothers me most here, it's their attitude. Especially when at the same time they want something from you. Anyway, after another 5:30 fireworks wake up call the shower didn't work again and I didn't want to punch the damn manager of "India's award winning Hostel" (Hostelworld) for his damn attitude so I decided to check out ...
Dehli
... it didn't have the impact of Humayan's tomb or the Mosque.The main attraction when inside was the building where Shah Jahan sat his Peacock throne.It was a beautiful marble colonnaded edifice, but the English had not helped the site by building some rather large administration blocks very close to the Moghul layout of gardens, tombs, mosques and buildings that were there before.
After ...
We are not in Kansas anymore, Dorothy
... than us, could visit the next day.
A quick note about security, if you are adverse to strangers touching you at nearly every place you visit, then India is not for you. The TSA in the US picked up their techniques here.
We headed off to the airport for our flight to Amritsar. Outside of the airport we had a bit of a hassle when the security officer and I had a major communication mix up but it finally all worked out and ...
First stop / New Delhi
... passons une excellente journée. Notre troisième jour a Delhi se passe sans se faire avoir, nous prenons le métro (très moderne et avec air conditionne) et visitons le reste des sites et bâtiments gouvernementaux de Delhi avant de finir la journée dans 2 temples Hindous. Superbes expériences.
Apres ces quelques jours il est temps de partir, excite de prendre le train en inde, reconnu pour être une expérience en soi, et heureux d’avoir visite New Delhi qui ...
Our Last Day in Delhi
... resting place for the Mughal Emperor. This was the first garden-style tomb in India and the first very large, red sandstone structure of its kind. Humayan’s Tomb predates the Taj Mahal by nearly 70 years and proved to be a major source of inspiration for the architects of the Taj.
As we walk along the main path of the complex, we ...