Hotel Divya Varanasi

B.1/101, A-B Assi, Assi Ghat Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India

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"How to tunnel out of an Ashram"

A travel blog entry by chelah

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Wow. I do believe i've just experienced the longest 3 & 1/2 weeks of my life. Ohhhhh....where to start..?....  I think it may be a long one.....so feel free to make your way through the story with a glass of wine...or a coffee...in chapters. Baby can't edit.  The adventure began when we boarded an express train from Kolkata to JaiCity...never …

The holy Mother Ganga in Varanasi

A travel blog entry by cleavers

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First of all, Varanasi is bonkers. Absolutely stark raving bonkers. It is the most congested, busy, manic bonkers place I've been to in India - and yes, that's over and above Mumbai and Delhi combined. Seriously, I think this is where all the mopeds, motorbikes, autorickshaws, bikes and cycle rickshaws end up because there are literally THOUSANDS …

Last of India - The 'Sacred' City

A travel blog entry by jbilocca

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Similar to how we started the New Year, Jesmar started his 30th birthday traveling, however on train rather than on a sleeper bus. We left Agra for Varanasi. Varanasi's chaos was very much similar to that in Agra with the addition that here you also have the boatmen pleading for a boat ride even after you have just stepped out of one. The main …

The Ganges

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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Finally our exhausting and scary taxi ride from Agra ended when we arrived at our hotel in Varanasi at 06:00. Varanasi is another of India's holy towns with hundreds of ghats lining the bank of the River Ganges. The Ganges was as dirty as it is known for but we were lucky enough to not see any floating body parts. After a brief rest and a thali to …

Escaping the Noise

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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We took the rare opportunity to sleep in this morning before deciding to have a peaceful day and escape the hustle and bustle of Varanasi and go to the Buddhist temple ruins of Sarnath. Although only 10 kilometres away, the tuk-tuk ride took almost a full hour due to the traffic congestion. Once at the ruins we got to enjoy some peace and quiet, …

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