Hotel President Jalandhar

... the Special Badam Pista Kulfi and Lovely Sweet shop. Also if you are Gun Lover you must visit this place. At each corner you can get a Chiken Tandori Shop but its Navratri.....<br><br>Forget to tell but my daily break fast is Kulcha with Chole along with Lassi.....yum<br><br>P.S. - I have moved into Preet Guest House an excellent place for 350/- per day.<br>

... of 10-20kms. We reached Garhshankar as per the schedule,from there we started our journey towards AnandPur Sahib, the road was new and well built, allthough i was worried about that road cause few years back i went to Anandpur Sahib by car and at that time the Road was in very Bad condition, but this time we were lucky. Road was good but still i was feeling some vibration and that was my bike's Chain, it was creating problems, but i was ...

It's nerly the end....but before heading back to a hectic life in London, i'm going back to my roots, to my parents villages in India...I haven't been 'back home' for about 16 years....I was very excited and wondered how much was the same? Did it all look the same? Would i recognize people???? I arrived in Delhi after a delayed journey...I'd been in Delhi 7 years go when i traveled ...

Day 208 Sun 4th June 2006 Goodbye Basti and Jalandhar. I was up at 8am after a decent nights sleep. Most of the household had gone to Bias for the Sunday Satsang, but Rujni was at home and asked me to have a look at her computer. She was having a few problems with the sound card and I managed to get it sorted for her. I just chilled at Basti most of the day, I went over to see Kittu in the afternoon, but he wasn't in. Gagan came to pick me up at 4pm and I said a final goodbye to ...

... catching up with me! I spoke to the TV guy this morning, he assured me he would fix it today. As usual he didn't turn up, I have arranged to go to his house in the morning with some one to kick the s**t out of him! How much can someone take the ****? It's been 6 weeks, that's long enough I think. At around 2pm, the guy doing the tiles at Baba Moti's said they needed another box of tiles, so Soma and I went to Nakodar to fetch it. While we ...

... to his office so that he could originate artwork for the nameplate and I could see what it would look like. We sat there for a while then he just disappeared! He came back half an hour later with a print out in actual size. He said it would cost RS2500, and I was happy with that. I wanted to check that the curve of the letters would fit the curve of the doorway so I brought the printout with me and told the guy I would call him in the morning to ...

... I went to Nakodar to sort out the tiles for Baba Moti's. We need to get about 16 more boxes but I wanted to make sure that the colour was the same. I started to look through the boxes they had there, but it was hard to tell the shades apart. I asked them to order a new batch of tiles and they should be here on Monday/Tuesday ( not holding my breath for that one). Next stop was the car/bike wash, against my advise ...

... was no body around, it was very quiet and peaceful, then all of a sudden at 6.30am, all the doors to the room's flung open and these loads of Tibetan kids started running around all over the place. They were all dressed in traditional clothing and I wasn't sure if was even allowed to be there so I left straight away. This time I was a lot older and a little wiser, so I wanted to find out more about the place. There was a big stage to one side of the courtyard and there were a few ...

... single Gypsy in Jalandhar and I don't know about the other two but I was quite fed up! It was just too hot to be driving around aimlessly. We did see a 2000 model that was in good condition but it was having the AC taken out of it, so we will go back tomorrow to have a good look at it. While we were in Model Town I walked into a shop selling shades, the guy had the new version of the Police shades I brought in Dubai and lost in ...

... people) which set off about a week after she got to Llasa. At seventeen, she was the oldest in her group. They walked for 21 days through the Himalayas in the winter to the Nepalese border, with neither enough food nor blankets. Her guide almost left her and another woman behind at one point, and, upon reaching Nepal, a local man extorted money out of the group in return for not being turned into the border police (Nepal does not actually allow Tibetan refugees to enter ...