Hotel Ramakrishna
Travel Blogs from Lonavla
Food Glorious Food
... forward to eating after catching a whiff of the cooking. Looking down at the menu I see "Cheese Pav Bhaji", I'm intrigued so we order one and some fresh Idli alongside 2 glasses of Mausaumbi juice like my mum's old days. Mosaumbi, which I have no idea how to spell (nor does Google as every time I type a version in its suggesting another), is loosely translated as Sweet Lime, although it looks greeny and tastes more like an un-acidic orange. Pav Bhaji is ...
The Technology Capital of India?
... 8, showering, reading, typing, chilling. Thinking about it, we haven’t really slept that well for the past 3 nights and this showed at dinner when we were rather short with each other on occasion, understandably because Laura was starving (more so than me because I had a packed of crisps at 4ish) and I really didn’t want anything spicy. On the way back the malarone seemed to affect us both as we both felt weird and spaced out. It only seems to affect ...
Back to Marine Drive
... my tabs and doing some last minute gift shopping before heading home.
After having seen so much of India, Mumbai seemed so different to me, much more quiet and cleaner than when I first set foot in this city. I actually finally was able to see the effects of diving into India for 2 months and enjoyed a run in the middle of this metropolis at the Mahalaxmi Hippodrome.
Then before leaving I took the time to read and understand my Kundli ...
Day 4/5
... at the hospital. Vishal and I took a walk in the morning just to explore and see the neighborhood. Luckily, we found a group of guys playing soccer at the school nearby and Vishal joined them to show off his skills. He scored on them within minutes! Afterwards, we ventured out in the late morning for a new place to eat. Fortunately, we found two great cafes nearby, Gloria Jeans and Moshe's. Moshes has delicious food and we plan ...
Day 4
... We climbed over 1000ft in the middle of the day so it was verrrry hot! For lunch we stopped at a lake by the Vdaywadi village. Some people went swimming but it was nice to relax with Petra a girl from Sweden. We then had lunch and continued trekking, the next trekking bit I found the most difficult as it was so steep! But the views from the top ...
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