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Les Mille et Une Nuits indiennes...
... 21kg chacun sur le dos sont très lourds.... On est obligés de porter nos pantalons, manteaux d'hiver, gros pulls, complètement inutiles ici ! C'est un peu dur de voir des routards avec 8kg sur le dos ! Mais notre voyage ne dure pas trois semaines en Inde comme pour beaucoup...le voyage au long-court a d'autres magies. Pour notre première vadrouille en Inde, nous décidons de faire appel à un driver pour ...
Local Gokul
... a time, you struggle through trying to figure out how to do them, and eventually they will give you a few more poses to add to your sequence. No corrections, no feedback, and no adjustments, though they will assist you in getting into some strange contorted position if your body is reluctant to get into it on its own. We practice 6 days a week, 5 of which are done at our own pace, with 1 day of led class where we practice together at the same pace. If and when ...
Torno in città e vediamo che impatto mi farà
... silenziosi, in assorta contemplazione. é un panorama d'eccezione, ma Hampi mi ha regalato abbastanza e sono attratto da qualcos'altro. Torno in città e vediamo che impatto mi farà.
Alle 18 mi ritrovo con i tre amici tedeschi e decidiamo di dividere un rickshaw fino a Hospet, da cui partiremo alla volta di Bengaluru, quindi Mysore. Loro in treno, io in autobus.
Arriviamo con largo anticipo, ma è bello farsi compagnia in una piccola e molto caotica cittadina, di sera. ...
Varkala - Trivandrum - Mysore
Fra Alleppey tog vi en 7 timer lang færgetur ned af the backwaters og ankom til Kollam. Det var en smuk tur og i et langsomt tempo blev man fragtet forbi små landsbyer, kæmpe fiskenet og endnu engang et utal af fugle. Hundredevis af hvidhovedede ørne fløj over hovedet på os, og som skabs-fugleentusiast gav det altså lidt sug i maven.
Fra Kollam tog vi en lokalbus til Varkala og tjekkede ind på et government guest house som var pænt og rent og billigt. Lige lovlig ...
A slippery solution
... toxins in the body, so I was given some drugs to make sure that they left my body to take over the next 24 hours.
I don't know whether it was conincidence or not, but the next morning I was hungry and fancied Indian food properly and had lost the sick feeling in my stomach. I had an amazing masala dosa with sweet lime juice for breakfasty lunch and then some sticky nutty, daty, balls with some coffee before leaving for Tibet. That's another story though!
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