Hotel Sitara Hyderabad

... modern. There was a lot of development and business and overall the standard of living was much higher....I was very impressed. <br><br>*The Hyderabad Airport: Wow.....better than the airports we have in the states. Very well organized, very clean, very orderly, very modern....I was very impressed...<br><br>*Golkunda Fort: Very nice place...It was my second time checking it out....i mean it was very big, grand ...

Today is a very special day for our colleague Sarath. He will wed Hima at 11:05. The date and time are specifically chosen by priests as to be the best match and provide the best fortune. We arrived early ~8:30 am to watch more of the ceremony than just the part where they are officially wed. Sarath goes through a long, arduous and tradition process of being blessed by priests for a variety of things. He then tells the families that is ...

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... rickshaw to Charminar (a fort/palace in the old city) and see the Laad bazaar. The rickshaw ride was slow and treacherous - lots of traffic. We were dropped off near Charminar, in the midst of the chaos that is the Old City of Hyderabad. There were hundreds of vendors lining both sides of the street selling mostly cloth and some bangles and lots of Arabic prayer mats, burkas, shawls, etc. We saw many Muslim women dressed head to toe in black burkas ...

... s not a proper dump like we have in the states...but any empty land that isn't occupied is pretty much everyones dumping grounds. For those of you who don't know how to play cricket...I don't have the time to explain it to you so look it up online...but it's similar to baseball....sort of. Nick the Aussie teaches us all the basics and we implement some "home-park" rules to account for our surroundings...trash and all. We all get a chance ...

... and some deep potholes in the smaller towns and many whoop-de-doos on the way, so we made about an average of 60 km per hour with breaks and all. Rocinante performed beautifully, eating up the miles like a hungry horse after a long race. Hyderabad was just out of reach, as one needs to get settled into a lodge before sunset, because the prices somehow mysteriously rise to double the normal as soon as the lodge-keeper realizes he is the only game in town ...