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Hotel Jaipur Inn Rishikesh

Laxman Jhula Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, 249302, India

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Why Aren't More NASCAR Drivers Indian?

A travel blog entry by bohemianowl

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For the most part we have been heavily protected on our journey here in India. Not quite the way President Obama will be protected on his visit this fall, but we seem to have someone watching our back at all times. We were picked up at the airport upon our arrival in Delhi, have had a few personal drivers, friends, tour guides and the Lonely …

Mango Lassi Addict

A travel blog entry by bohemianowl

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My name is Chelsea Murray and I'm addicted to Mango Lassis…..AND practically every other food product that I stuffed into my mouth during our stay in Rishikesh. Aside from being the Yoga capital of the world, it was an absolute food paradise for extremely reasonable prices. The mango lassis are a blended fruit drink made with fresh mango, ice …

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Follow the Monkeys and Reflect

A travel blog entry by monkeygoplaces

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As I sit and reflect on the past few weeks in India, I laugh at all the comical, colorful, friendly, unexpected ways of India/Rishikesh.

Nothing is consistent...which for some people can be annoying, but I started to look at it as a surprise! You never knew what you were going to get even when you ordered the exact same item you did five days straight prior.

The people are very friendly. If you even look like you are lost, someone ...

My First Week at Yog Peeth

A travel blog entry by monkeygoplaces

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Sunday- My new UK friend and I wake up and take a walk through Rishikesh in search of toilet paper (which isn't common in India), towels, and just to see what’s around. There are monkeys and sadhus ("holy men" who give up all material posessions and sexual attachments and live in caves, forests and temples all over India), and cows everywhere. And peddlers selling, I don’t know if they were flies or food…
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Rishikesh. Sadhus and Yoga.

A travel blog entry by nievesjordan

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... br> I saw some camps with tents to take care of visitors, during some festivals thousands come. I took some photos after asking permission at the site of the devotees of Shri Ram Sherma Acharya.
Something I enjoyed very much in Rishikesh was walking in the late afternoon along the river. The Ganges is clean here and I dip my feet in the water (it was quite cold).
Many of the sadhus bathe in the Ganges and do not seem to feel the cold.
I ...

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