Hotel Royal Inn Amritsar
49, Brahm Butta Market, Near Sarai Guru Ram Das Amritsar, Punjab, 143001, India
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The Golden Arches
.Well after two rides on the local buses we were finally dropped off outside the main bus station in Amritsar in the middle of the busy main road. Two old ladies complained that they weren't at the bus stand and the driver just pointed across the road to where the busses were parked up. We disembarked the bus onto a main road of cars, buses, tuc- …
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First Impressions
... historical site in remembrance of the many Indians who died; when under the British rule, the leader of Punjab at that time - Mr O'Dwyer, randomly started shooting into the crowd when giving a talk. Bullet wounds and a well can also be found in the public park - the well being where many Indians jumped, to commit suicide.
At the end of our 'tour', we visited a Hindu ...
Amritsar- India 28/11/2011
... you are just not thinking rationally). We were outside on the street within minutes with all the other guests and there were panicked and terrified locals there too. It was freezing cold. Nobody really knew what to do or if there was going to be another. We walked round and tried to stay in any open space for a while but decided there was no way we were going back to the room. Eventually after about an hour or more we got the camper and drove out of town to a ...
Comme un Sikh à Amritsar
... Trêve de digressions, retour à Amritsar.
Une ville inspirant la sérénité
En quelques mots, le principal intérêt de la ville est son Temple d'Or qui n'est cependant pas seulement ce sublime bâtiment recouvert à la feuille d'or, trônant au milieu d'un lac entouré de marbre blanc.
Le "Temple d'Or" est tout un complexe regroupant aussi de nombreuses salles de prière mais également une cantine offrant à plus de 70 000 ...
Amritsar - A contact sport
... really is an impressive coming together of the community: no one is turned away and everyone is welcome to eat as much as they want. The children loved seeing the huge cooking pots and big fires, despite having to walk barefoot across floors covered in bits of rice and lentils. Zach, who increasingly likes cleanliness, absolutely hated it until Brad picked him up and carried him around so he didn't have to get too dirty.
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