Ganga Jamuna Hotel Puri

Swargadwar Puri, Orissa, 24220, India

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Thoughts

A travel blog entry by katieweber

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... sleep on the hard Indian beds. "Indians are not a people of comfort", she said.
"That's so true!" I thought. Picture everything comfortable in America: cars, beds, couches, floors, restrooms, restaurants, transportation, and downgrade them by about 50 degrees.
I've been realizing how much I took for granted waking up in my parents' air conditioned house in Orange County in my clean, beautiful white bed, walking downstairs in my favorite pajamas ...

Puri Puri Juggernaut

A travel blog entry by rbair

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... middle of several hundred people at the beach. This place sucks serious bad. The beach is where a whole bunch of people go and stand there. The women who go in the water are still fully clothed in their sarees. There were a couple men in who weren't fully clothed, but they were in speedos and for SOME reason were being vigourously rubbed by other men who looked quite eager. Nobody did anything but stand there and stare at the water. Super depressing. HAHAHA at ...

Shitting on a beach (not me)

A travel blog entry by benabroad

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... it. We were then pestered by the usual parade of beggars and a group of what Joao informs me are called Hijira. These are a first for me; eunuchs, dressed up like woman who the locals give money to so they don't curse them. It seems to be the best way to beg, as the locals seem genuinely scared of them. Laughing them off, we arrived at Puri station and got into rickshaws for the trip to Joaos favourite restaurant in Puri for some much ...

Love under Threat

A travel blog entry by susiewoo

... br>
But there was a problem.
The teasing and fighting scenario had been increasing between him and the kids. It didn’t want to see it, but oh gosh, it was getting hard to ignore.
The basic root as far as Mishi was concerned was Jai being competitive and suspicions of him.
But when I tried a bit of observation I saw that in the face of Jai’s rudeness ...

The Snake Charmer

A travel blog entry by susiewoo

At last I got to enjoy a super day on the beach, the old paradise scenario back again.
We had our tent and tyres, and frolics in the waves.
In the midst of this all a snake charmer came along.
He was a handsome lad with three baskets of snakes and a musical pipe. He came over to our canopy and we paid him 25 rupees for a private show.
From one basket he pulled out three varieties of snakes, the first one was just sleepy, but the last was long ...

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