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Day-4 Final Day
... view on sun rising out of the desari wehe camle safert sand dunes...
- after the camel safari , we headed back to our camp site where we got ready for the break fast...
- breakfast was the best food at desert camp
- later came to know that manager himself had cooked the same due to lack of staff because of diwali...
-thanked him for wonderful experience of desert and we headed back to ahmedabad..
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Siddi Sayeed Mosque
Built by Siddi Sayeed, in 1573, it is one of the most famous mosques of Ahmedabad. With interwined trees, foliage and palm motif, it is popular for its beautifully carved ten stone windows. It is unofficial symbol of city of Ahmedabad. Even IIM(Ahm) adopted this symbol as its logo.
Well before coming to Ahmedabad, I saw this symbol on the Travel Guides. When I went to "National Handloom" to buy some gifts for all our relatives, ...
Look Ma, I'm a pretzel!
... for individual students and generally working as a single unit to help all the kids achieve each week. I like that. You, dear reader, will definitely be kept updated as I learn more about the day to day and week to week learning at school.
So, First Day:
This is actually the first three days of school where each level comes for half a day (9:00-13:00) and is reintroduced to school, the teachers, their peers and the rest of the students at ...
Welcome to Ahmedabad!
... un temple Jain interdit aux femmes menstruantes, des gobelets à thé minuscules (extension du concept de café serré, "bonjour, je voudrais un thé serré, s'il vous plaît!"), une statue d’écrivain aux genoux accueillants, une maison anglaise et une autre moghole, et une mosquée magnifique, avec même un recoin grillagé pour que les femmes puissent prier aussi ! Et dire que c’était précurseur, à l’époque… Bref, la matinée ...
Ahmed-a-bad?....no actually it is very good!
... in Ahmedabad) we went off for an early night. Our good neighbours at the hotel were a large Indian group occupying three rooms and who must have been hard of hearing, if the volume setting they had decided upon on their in-room TV was anything to go by. After a while I got the hump a bit and ventured out to ask them to turn it down a notch. Oddly the door was ajar in the room immediately next door so with a friendly coo-ee I poked the head around ...
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