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SHIMLA TO KALKA ON THE TOY TRAIN
SHIMLA TO CHANDIGARH
1st Shimla to Kalka on the UNESCO Heritage Toy train; 95 km 6 hrs
2nd Kalka to Chandigarh; 25km 35 mins
Stay: Hotel Satyadeep 1000 Rs ($19)
-Tiny Shimla train station is 1.5km west of Scandal Point on Cart Rd and near to Spar's Lodge
-To travel on plush fabric-covered first class armchairs, catch the posh Shivalik Express at 5.40 PM. But that ride is mostly in the ...
Endings and beginnings
... gibt es von der Unesco als Weltkulturerbe deklarierte Tempel, die im 8.Jahrhundert aus riesigen Monolithen herausgemeißelt wurden. Mamallapuram liegt 2 Autostunden südlich von Chennai. In seinen Strandrestaurants mischen sich westliche Rucksacktouristen mit Bewohnern aus Chennai, die hierher kommen, um der Großstadt zu entfliehen.
Wir machen neue Freunde und treffen alte. Unter anderem lernen wir ein belgisches Ehepaar kennen, das bereits seit 5 Jahren um die ...
Highway to Nepal part 1
... 1489; כלשהו 88; התייש 89; לידי בחור הודי בשם פרם, בן 21. הוא וחברי 93; הגיעו לכמה ימי חופשה, שכמוב 03; ...
Chandigarh.....supposedly city beautiful?!
... headed into town for dinner. There happened to be a cycle rickshaw outside so we asked him to take us into the city centre where we could find some food.
We thought our hotel was close to the city centre but as it turned out it was a bit if a trek, or in this case a pedal for the poor cycle rickshaw rider. We arrived in what was supposed to be the centre but was in fact a large shopping district. Chandigarh is very much a business orientated city so people who live ...
Mamallapuram: Goodbye India! We'll Miss You!
... on our final day and said au revoir, not knowing if we will ever meet again.
Great tourist shopping here was a bit of a surprise. Products from all over India were available at very reasonable prices that were open to bargaining. I think the quality of shopping had much to do with many Kashmiri merchants who have taken up residence here, but who travel frequently to the North picking up anything that will appeal to the tourist eye ...