Hotel Palace Heights New Delhi

... about places to go see and helpful hints for the trip which was a blessing, we exchanged details where we will meet in Delhi before i fly back and he will take me around, which will be very nice.
So i took a pre paid taxi into Paharganj which is where all the backpackers stay. Now the taxi to Paharganj was an experience in it's self, the Driving here is so wild, forget lanes, forget indicators, forget speed limits, out here it's anything goes. The smallest gap will be ...

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... she said) We elected to do this, as we start out the trip, as this style seemed to suit our itinerary. The first leg out of Delhi will be to take a day train (2nd Class A/C Chaircar) to Amritsar on the India/Pakistan Border. This is the location of the famous Golden Temple, holiest of Sikh shrines.

I will attach a few photos of Delhi street scenes which I took the day before we caught the Shatabi Express to Amritsar.

... tour of the royal pink city and have dinner at royal specialty restaurant. Over night in your hotel. Hawa Mahal Ganesh Pol Day 04: Jaipur: Take a full day long sightseeing tour of Jaipur ...

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... in where I come from,what I do,am I married-I think thats a funny question for a 16 yr old but then its a different world and culture.She tells me her education is important and that she will marry at 21.Its all booked out for her-life is set so to speak.But she doesnt feel sad that that is her lot in life-its something she seems to accept.I end my day meeting up with Danita and Toby and a few friends that I had met over coffe and pills at breakfast and a few litres of ...

... of the roasted salt on top and we've got a delicious "winter treat". He does the same thing with a handful of spanish peanuts, so they come out crunchy, toasted, warm and slightly salted. Overall it was pretty amazing. I can't believe I've never even heard of cooking popcorn like this before. It is completely without any oil whatsoever, it is amazingly easy, and the cooking in the salt doesn't actually make it too salty. I'm totally going to try this when I get back to the ...