Hotel Paradise Haridwar
Opp. Shani Mandir, Dudhadhari Chowk Haridwar, Uttarakhand, 000000, India
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Holy Haridwar
... no warning. Grab any extra baggage and children and scramble after them as fast you can trying to dodge traffic and keep your luggage in sight as it disappears in to the railway station. Run after them up and down stairs and across overpasses until you reach your platform.
Once your train arrives run from the rear of the train where you have been deposited along the platform with all your luggage to the front of the train where your ...
OOOoooooooMMMMMmmmm.......
... pero por el otro, dejar India nos da una penilla! Pero, ya tenemos planes maquiavelicos de volver, jia jia jia...
Me voy a una sesion de Reiki que me va a dar mi profe de yoga, es la bomba el Reiki, me encanta! Ademas la chica francesa es master de Reiki y nos va a dar el nivel 1 gratis, oleeee! Nos parece super interesante, a ver si podemos curar algun dolor de cabeza o de espalda, no estaria mal!
Hasta prontooooooo! Namaste :)
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Alles Tuk Tuk - oder was?
... aus Delhi ganz egal.
In Haridwar angekommen checkten wir 6:46 in unser Hotel Ganga Azure ein. Sauber, aber 1100 r pro Nacht - mittelteuer.
Nach ein paar Stuendchen schlaf zum essen und dann auf durch die Stadt.
Es ist schon ein seltsames Gefuehl, wenn man wirklich die einzig weissen, also die einzigen Auslaender sind. Erst jetzt kann man verstehen, wie sich dunkelhaeutige Auslaender bei uns ...
Of loss, learning, and letting go
... one sells all he has to buy that field.
A colleague of mine said: "Consider it a contribution to the people of India". Another added in the same vein: "Now you can feel free not to give to all the beggars." As for me, more red tape. I'm about to contact the Canadian Embassy in Delhi, to recover my national identity. As for my planetary and cosmic ONE, let's just say "under development" and "still testing".
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Rishikesh
... the distance were mountains covered in green forestation. At the base of the mountains the clear blue Ganges ran over rocks and rapids. After taking in the view we had a wander down into the town through the small streets and over the narrow pedestrians' only bridge – which in India means only people/carts/motorbikes (oh the cows of course!). Over the other side of the bridge we found that Rishikesh was dominated by holy men in orange robes, all ready to bang their money pot when ...
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