Hotel Anmol Continental Hyderabad

... so far.....There were probably around 100 people there and it was quite a grand affair...It was very fun as we got to hang with the people we met and also attend a nice big indian party....Sara was extremely well dressed I must say...She wore a very nice purple sari she bought in Chennai (aka Madras)

So much for Hyderabad....fun times, great hotel, nice people and good sites.....off to Bangalore...

... asked the quiet man on the horse, addressing the important corporal. "Me? Why, I'm a corporal sir!" Dismounting, the stranger carefully took his place with the soldiers. "Now, all together boys - heave!" he said. And the big piece of timber slid into place. The stranger mounted his horse and addressed the corporal. "The next time you have a piece of timber for your men to handle, corporal, send for the commander-in-chief." The horseman was George Washington ...

... environment, Our place has been winning awards and recognitions in this area which includes "Best" and also the “Most Eco-Friendly Restaurant” award by the Tourism & Culture Department of Andhra Pradesh. It has also been voted “Best Restaurant” more than once by Tourism & Culture Department Of Andhra Pradesh, and now has also been recognized by Indian Tourism department (Incredible India).

... an earthquake hotel! They were all like haunted houses with people jumping out at us in the dark and making us screech like sissy's. Each one had us run out in to the main shopping mall screaming! On one occasion, so petrified we reused to go on so the man had to stop screeching at us and direct us on! Oh and we got interviewed for TV too! *Visited film city... it's in the Guinness book of records, being the biggest film city in the world, and is ...

... an idiot...but now I'll just have to go again next year and try to capture it again. After lunch we played some games and then all gathered in another room where some of the girls came up and sang songs for the entire group. Then it happened....one of the girls said she wanted me to sing them a song...oh dear God. What song am I going to sing to a room full of children and my coworkers that a) they'll understand and ...

... to him in Hindi to which he let go. Finally, a local on my side. I smiled. The three of us wandered through the giant bazaar, purchasing silver anklets, earrings, and giant mangos for after dinner. Carla and Rachel were a few steps ahead of me when a woman holding a baby grabbed a hold of my wrist and refused to let go. I gave her the standard, 'No!' but she didn't back down, grabbing harder and pulling me towards her. I raised my voice, 'Back off!' but she held on. I ...