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Hotel Meghdoot Ranikhet

The Mall Rd Ranikhet, Uttarakhand, 263645, India

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Mountain Time

A travel blog entry by il_chambero

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... down. It's really tasty. Like everything over there- spicy and sweet.

After that we got back to the office finished up some emails, checked on some projects* and then jumped in the car to head to Ranikhet. This was only a 9 hour drive.

We broke up the monotony of the drive by playing games and stopping for dinner at a roadside food hut. These places are like a three sided basement. It's a concrete structure, usually with two "bays". On the way ...

Kingdom of the present

A travel blog entry by eladnelvire

10

... 1512; שוקע.
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מגיעי 01; לרישי 11;ש וכל מה שעושי 01; פה תיירי 01; ומקומ 97;ים כאחד
זה להרהר
סאדוא 97;ם ...

Rishikesh, a place not only for rishis

A travel blog entry by tonztosee

22

... Rajasthan barefoot on their thin matchstick legs. The majority are past the age of parenting and now turn to spiritual goals according to Indian tradition.

Often they were drenched by sudden downpours and so were we. Unlike in our countries we found the warm rain to be a relief from the oppressive heat.

We were lucky to meet up with many of our friends from the Buddhism course we took in Dharamsala. On one day we ...

Learning about India with Bhuwan Chandra.

A travel blog entry by lastplanet

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... orange t-shirts and knee length shorts parade around town chanting, in-between plunging into the Ganga. The two white, sporty stripes along the thigh detract from any spiritual appearance; they are mostly farm boys on a two-week holiday, getting high without the aid of alcohol. Nonetheless, it doesn’t prevent them from behaving badly. Bhuvani, Bhuwan’s German sitar student, left yesterday, as soon as she vacated the room a gang ...

Say no to curry

A travel blog entry by dgreenberg

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... for the next 2 nights so I could do a bit of sightseeing in Old Delhi. (Pictures soon, the computer here has a polite 'DON'T USE USB' sign on it...).

Went to the Old Delhi fort, which I rambled around in for hours after paying so much to get in, and also the Jama Masjid. The latter is one of the largest mosques in India, and has a minaret which you can climb and see the whole of the ...