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Hotel Arriva Gurgaon

M-2/6, DLF Phase - II Gurgaon, Haryana, 122002, India

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Itchy and beardless

A travel blog entry by nshori

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... younger but dodgier looking version of himself. Maya also upset as does not recognize him as her Daddy. Oops! Have asked him to grow it back as soon as possible.
Headlice then discovered in transit in KL airport. Luckily able to by conditioner and plastic fine tooth comb in the transit centre pharmacy. Should know by now- always check the kids BEFORE the holiday !!!
Flights ...

BOOM! Welcome to India: Delhi

A travel blog entry by hilary_todd

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... as when I was with Sean. Also when someone is talking to us, they only really talk to Sean, referring to him as Sir, but never addressing or making eye contact with me. Interesting.

We had lovely food here in Delhi. I have to admit, that after my amoeba in South America, I am super paranoid about food. I never want to be sick like that again. The restaurants on the streets here looked so scary – you couldn’t pay me to go inside some of them ...

Soaring Tower and the Forgotten Tomb

A travel blog entry by kktong

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... Garden in Iran. The design of the tomb is very similar to that of Taj Mahal, which follows the Mughal architecture. I walked towards the tomb, and it seemed to be under some kind of restoration that was abandoned halfway through. I climbed onto the platform and start to take pictures of the tomb and the garden around it. I thought the garden is better maintained then the tomb itself. The significance of this tomb is it represents the last of the Mughal style tomb architecture, ...

My first steps into India

A travel blog entry by sharonlr1972

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... my first (with a fake blush) and she laughed. Sometimes you just have to roll with it.

When I arrived in India (Delhi) it was one of the easiest airports to navigate! I made it through customs easier than when I went to Canada so that was really nice. Waiting for the checked bags was a pain but no more than in the states. The bag carrier carts were free (not like the $3 I spent for one in NC). Right passed ...

Delhi

A travel blog entry by myrthekramer

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Misschien komt het doordat ik nu best gewend ben aan India, maar Delhi vind ik best een leuke en aangename stad. Annelies en ik zijn algewend goed op te letten waar wij oversteken, tot onze verbazing iedereen gewoon vor het zebrapad stopt. Men probeerde ons wel gelijk op te lichten met een riksja voor 350 rps, waar we uiteindelijk 200 voor betaalden. Ons guest house, is zeker te duur (550rps) voor wat we krijgen, maar het is heel ...