Hotel 55 New Delhi

... away from this description! Our taxi driver pulled up next to some dark and eery alleyway and said 'here's the final stop' ... we thought we were going to be robbed and left there to find our own way, but how wrong could we be! This was the alleyway to our hotel!!! Dodging the various sleepy Indian's, rapped in some sort of blanket, we navigated ourselves and our luggage we were finally in the hotel reception. 'Thank god!'

Just before 'hitting ...

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... was a journey through Old Delhi. It is crazy there. In three lanes of traffic there are cars, bikes, rickshaws, auto-rickshaws, cows and goats going both ways along the road and the spaces in between see gaunt, dirty looking people lying (mainly asleep) in any room there is available. We saw family's living on round-abouts, junctions and pavements and as sad as this was, the saddest thing is that we became almost instantly immune to ...

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... literature I was given said they were a cultivation Practice that improves mental and physical well being. I enjoyed seeing all these people going about their day in Lodi Gardens. Before lunch we switched to a nicer hotel and got settled in our new place. Then to escape the heat we went to the National Museum. We visited Gandhi's burial site then the largest Mosque in India. On the way to the Mosque we walked through ...

... s where you're not really sure why anyone bothered to paint lines on the road. And I don't think I have EVER heard so many horns being honked. I really couldn't tell what they were honking it. But, it was incessant. We made it there safely and Katie warmly welcomed me into her home. Her maids made me a cup of coffe and carried my stuff to my room and I spent the afternoon relaxing. Had a lovely warm shower and a nap in a great big comfortable bed where I didn't have to ...

... under passes have also been proposed. Some are have already been constructed," says Agarwa. A number of industrial, institutional, commercial and residential schemes have been launched to meet demand in the last couple of months. For group housing and commercial plot, tenders have been invited. Grater Noida claims it will transform into an ideal ...

... a little while, the domestic help started to appear and take care of the daily tasks of the household. They brought out a nice tray of tea for us without even being asked, and we were able to enjoy a couple of glasses while discussing our plans for the day. At one point a large eagle-like raptor flew in and landed on a power line in front of the house, that was pretty exciting, but it flew away before I was able to get out my camera. I'm not sure what it actually was, it ...

My first day in Dehli! What an eye opener! I kept thinking constantly today that I have so long too go and so much to see this year. I really got excited and also a bit scared at the prospect of being away from home for so long. Walking into the city centre today was quite emotional as its really been the first time I've had to think about the ...