Hotel Madhuban Srinagar
Nehru Park - Gagribal, Boulevard Road Srinagar, Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir, 190001, India
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We have spent the past two days in Rishikesh, just north of Haridwar on the Ganges River. Rishikesh is where the Ganga flows out of the Himalayas so in addition to the heat, we now have added climbing up hills to the mix. It is beautiful here, although it has been pretty overcast due to the monsoon (which, by the way, we love when it rains). …
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Paradise on earth
... und der andere aufhört. über der stadt thront auf einem bergrücken eine große festung und darunter stehen drei der unzähligen moscheen. kaschmir ist muslimisch, verschleierte frauen und männer mit langen bärten und weißen käppis gehören zum straßenbild. die indischen kühe sind verschwwunden, hier bestimmen schafe das straßenbild. die größte moschee der stadt fasst 30.000 gläubige; eine andere moschee ist ganz aus holz erbaut, wieder eine andere mit herrlichen ...
The Kashmir Valley
... trip with a driver to a little mountain town called Phalagam. As lovely as Srinagar was, it’s still a busy, dirty Indian city so we were keen for some true mountain scenery. The drive out of Srinagar was a nightmare. It took almost 3 hours to go 96km, the traffic was awful. I think we shaved a few years off our life from that ride solely from all the truck fumes. On route, we also passed by many saffron fields. I’m not sure but I think this may be one of only a few ...
A journey of 1000 miles begins with a cash advance
... dropped. The dramatic landscape faded as we slipped into the Kashmir Valley. Buddhism is left behind and we are back in Muslim land.
The valley of Kashmir has had people waxing lyrical over the years. “It was like the face of a beloved that one sees in a dream” said Nehru, rather extravagantly. In the midst of the valley lies the capital of Srinagar and the huge Dal Lake. Around Dal Lake many families live by fishing, cultivating ...
Kasht-mir
... We must get to Srinagar tonight. Its a promise we made to Aman and a promise we made to the Puneris; a promise we intend to keep. My mind, though, languishes the loss of Patnitop to time for I would have certainly loved to get to know her curves better. Several deliriously delicious moments later, we trudge on.
As 9 falls, we hit the Jawahar Tunnel - a marvel of construction attributed to German ...


