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Journey begins in Delhi
Last night, after becoming acquainted with each other, Carmen, Cindy and I ventured out into the streets of Delhi. We walked to a market area close to our hotel and got a taste of Indian desserts, cuisine and haggling.
Oh the haggling! I started with a pair of shades for 150 rupees, which were 300 rupees to begin with. Later, I realized I …
Leaving and Arriving
Hello Everyone, here is our first entry for our India trip. We started at Brisbane, flew to Singapore and then onto New Delhi in India. It was a long time in the air finally arriving in India at midnight (India time 4:30am Aussie time). We then had to be ready early next morning in order to go on our first day of touring. We were met at 9:00am by …
Delighted To Be In Delhi
... I guess it's good enough for me. I took the metro from ND there and a pedalo autorickshaw too. One gripe which may become a recurring feature with Moanie Muggins here is the Foreigner Rate for tourist attractions. It was there yesterday too, but I didn't take too much notice of it, but at HTomb today, it's hard not to notice a 25times mark up. 10 rupees for an Indian, but the cowboys pay 250 rupees (about €4 - not end of the world stuff) but ...
Kadama 2: Dilli Delhi
... from so long ago in person. Most of them were carvings of Shiva (Destroyer), Vishnu (Preserver), Brahma (Creator), Ganesh, and other Hindu Gods which I learned about in my Global class at Thiel. Sanjuktta and I were walking around together and with her being in school for her PHD in Indian History, she taught me a lot about the meanings behind most of the God’s. I never really knew about all of the symbols such as the horse without the rider being ...
Most Memorable Trip of My Life: Part 1 - Delhi
... Secondly, I would like to thank Mangesh Nirmale for helping me for train and flight bookings. It was difficult for me to handle all these situations as the train's timings and our hotel check in - check out was also in to consideration. Thirdly, I would like thank my ICICI Sales colleague Satish Joshi who guided me about Vaishno Devi, Jammu and Amritsar. He is the person because of whom I had done the planning accordingly. Fourthly, I would like thank my other friends i.e. ...