Hotel Kelson New Delhi

... the doorsteps and drop them to the destination. Radio Taxi provides 24X7 service on a single central accessible number. On receiving a call for the pick-up, the reservation center registers the need and uses its GPRS screen to direct the nearest available taxi or cab to the passenger. Following that the information about the time to be taken by the cab to reach the ...

... and our next stay was at Seema. The first two hours were manageable. But after that it was tough. We met very few travellers who were coming back. Few Indians and few foreigners. All of them appreciated the view, but also stated the toughness of the trek. Now, everyone was walking at one's own pace. Some of us were stopping in between and resting at few places for a while and then walking again. That was the way of life we had ...

... the fort and the grounds, was extremely hot though..... Simon was not so keen as he expected it to be amazing throughout and obviously the fort is not as it was.....!!! Chandi Chowk is an area and also a bazaar, very busy and lots of hassle. Found some nice places to eat. Will post piccies soon. Love Charlise++

... pretty interesting rules to follow, one of them being that Sarah could not enter unattended on account of her gender. We had to take off our shoes to enter the courtyard, and because Sarah's legs were too exposed she was given a very tasteful orange robe to cover up. We wandered around for a bit looking confused until we were assaulted by an insistant Muslim with a cane who really wanted to tell us all that you could see from the steps of the ...

... spot in India - the Taj, Mahabalipuram, Mysore, Ajanta, Bodh Gaya, Ajmer Sharif, Amber Fort or even the Qutab Minar - suddenly sprouted only Thai or Chinese 'dhabas' or offered pizzas, doner kebabs and burgers instead of tandoori chicken, samosas ...

Well we have made our way back to India and to Delhi. My parents arrived at 2:00am on January 8th to begin there adventure though India with us. After few hours sleep after picking my parents up at the airport we started our family adventure with the National Museum in New Delhi. New Delhi is a great part of the city very nice and not very crazy the museum was very nice. After that it was off to Humayan's Tomb or what should of been Humayan's Tomb but our Auto ...

My favourite book in the world is by Dr Suess of course and i thought i'd take the entrance to India to write the words of the book here Oh, the Places You'll Go! Congratulations! Today is your day. You're off to Great Places! You're off and away! You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the guy who'll decide where to go. You'll look up and down ...

... showering useless. But luckily I'm out of here tonight. The mountains are calling and an air conditioned sleeper bus (at least that's what they tell me it is. I'm not expecting anything except four wheels and a driver) is taking me there. Mentally I'm feeling good. To be honest I was a bit anxious when leaving the airport but that is gone now. I guess it means that some part of me doesn't like adventure ...

... tomorrow I am going to Lucknow for the huge Hindu festival of Deepawali, often shortened to Diwali. Its the Christmas of the northern Hindus, and it celebrates the historical\mythological victory of Lord Ram over his demon neighbour to the south, several thousand years ago. I watched a cartoon on it, the demon had ten heads and 6 arms, and grew to several hundred feet in size, but Ram didnt lose his cool, and used his magic round ...

... got of at the nearest station. After arriving at the house, we had dinner. We were served traditional spicy food, Natan handles spicy okay, but i don't. I was so scared that they would get offended that i ate the food anyways. While the taste was amazing i felt like i was about to explode, it was so spicy! i felt i was burning up. Thankfully, after 10 minutes i lost sensation in my tongue and ...