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Khajuraho! - Kinky & Hassel.
We decided that rather than a 15 hour bumpy bus ride to the next place we wanted to visit we would take a flight. Our first impressions of Khajuraho were not good! We had booked a hotel and airport pickup from our previous hotel and whilst there was a man to pick us up a massive argument amongst taxi drivers broke out with us in the middle. …
Arrive in Khajuraho for our three night stay
... a river we spotted a crested serpent eagle sitting on a stone waiting to pick up some dinner from the river. This is the first time I remember seeing an eagle not high up. We went to the river and Krysia went off to see a crocodile. We were taken to a watering hole which we were told was a favourite spot for many of the mammals in the park especially during the months of Feb/Mar/April. The only mammal we saw was the top of the head of a crocodile. We ...
Getting There is Half the Fun: Khajuraho
... held their daughters on their knees. Most remarkable to me, however, was how patient the children were. It was a long five hours to Khajuraho.
We spent the afternoon recovering from the experience in a fan-cooled room, and around 5:30 when the temperature dropped to about 38 degrees, we headed out to get the lay of the land. The air was almost tangible, heavy on us as we waded through it down the road. The energy of the rickshaw and taxi drivers and ...
Temple Carvings in Khajuraho
... through the water, setting out his net, whilst sitting in what looked like the inner tube of a tractor tire. This could have been quite enjoyable for him ...
Sex & Drugs & Porridge Bowls
... guy about my age on a motorbike, he seemed friendly enough and promised me a lift to the next two sets of temples for free. Obviously he wanted to sell me something at some point but I figured a lift would be good enough for now as long as I ensured he wasn't going to demand money at the other end. As it turned out the other temples were miles out and walking to them particularly in this heat would have been a fools errand. By the time we reached ...
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