Ganga Nihar Haridwar

, Vishnu Ghat Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India

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HARIDWAR

A travel blog entry by tonztosee

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... in Berlin). The music was earblasting but we just had to draw closer to see the gayly decorated trailers, the dancing eunuchs and the generators which looked like they had time lapsed from the middle ages.

Pink seemed to be the colour of the day and so Stefan got covered in a powder which wouldn't wash off for two days- it was worth the ...

The world capital of Yoga

A travel blog entry by elisa.landi

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... connections. So after wandering a couple of days our final decision was to leave India L

The trains to get to Delhi were fully booked so still having nightmare of the last bus ride, we decided to spend a little more money and take a private taxi. The taxi cost only 50 euro and the ride was of about 250 km (nine hours by road!!!) Anyway we made it on time to go to the Air Arabia ticket office and to the airport, destination Sharjah, a city close to ...

Telling my story through some photos

A travel blog entry by marieloslo

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Healing through prayer
Yesterday was (one of many) special days here in India. New moon was in Capricorn and this day is named Maresh Shivrati. It is (one of many) days for singing songs to Shiva - and rescieve blessings and gifts from the Pander (head priest) of the temple you are visiting.

I had a wonderful and magic time. Through syncronicity (coincidences that seems meaningful and not by chance) ...

Spiritual

A travel blog entry by helfin

Sent: Sat, 27 November, 2010 13:12:19
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Be warned this is a long one.

Thursday 25th November 2010
9am bus North. Pappa took me to the bus, a long journey. Thanks papa.
7
hour bus ride to Haridwar. Very interesting journey, the countryside
is full of sugar cane. So after banging my head on the door into the
bus, much to everyone's amusement I take a seat. After a lot ...

Mango Lassi Addict

A travel blog entry by bohemianowl

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... me as a person. It really has opened my eyes to the world and shown me that my post grad life does not need to be confined to a desk job and that I don’t have to figure everything out this very second. I have learned so much from this journey and hope I can express it all within the next entry to put in writing this incredible feeling that is inside of me.

Dad is waiting outside and we are off to enjoy our last Indian or Tibetan meal. I truly will miss ...