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Hotel President Dehradun

6 Astley Hall, Rajpur Road Dehradun, Uttarakhand, 248 001, India

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Off we go to Dehradun and Srikot :)

A travel blog entry by deepa.jayaraman

Day 1 – August 12, 2011 - Bangalore to Dehradun and Srikot

We took our flights to Delhi and then Dehradun. Uneventful, except that one has to bear in mind, if you have a largish Camera bag, it cannot be stowed in the overhead compartment in the small aircraft to Dehradun. We were lucky to find one empty seat, where the bag could be placed. Dunno what ...

I'm the guru God of Ganja

A travel blog entry by smllblckflwrs

... schools run exclusively to trap tourists, feeding another form of hawker; and they completely ignore the genuine benefits of something like meditation or yoga when used to contribute towards maintaining your health. We went for several yoga lessons, and in each case, the instructor was not very good. Young guys in Nike vests and gold chains are almost all you can find now, due to this spiritual tourism - and people just trust and believe them, because their minds are so open ...

Waterfall walk

A travel blog entry by liampierce14

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Last night we went to a Hari Krishna temple where they play music and dance. I didn't like it but my mom did so I just went outside bought a Mountain Dew and listened to my ipod while my mom danced inside. It was kinda embarrassing to watch my Mom dance.
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Meditation in Rishikesh

A travel blog entry by coconut_rice

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... staring out the window and daydreaming and watching ’Prince of Persia’ movie. The hero in this movie Jake Gyllenhall – oh my – how can he be so bloddy cute? I can eat him alive!! Why can I have people like Jake Gyllenhall in the train with me? I wouldn’t mind sharing chocolate cake and tuna mayonnaise with someone like Jake Gyllenhall. Sigh! Back to day dreaming………… 230;…………… ...

An den Ufern des Ganges

A travel blog entry by sigridmichael

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... auf dem Kopf die Hängebrücken bevölkern. Pilger, die sich morgens und abends auf den Treppenstufen am Fluss einfinden: Einige singen Mantren, andere arrangieren liebevoll ihre Opfergaben - bunte Blumenschalen mit Kerzen und Räucherstäbchen. Wieder andere übergeben ihre Blumenschalen und Blütenblätter dem Fluss, wo allerdings die reissende Strömung schnell alles verschlingt. Pilger nehmen in ihren Kleidern ein Vollbad im Ganges, wobei sie sich fest an ...