Hotel Valley View Crest Dharamsala

... toute contente et récompensée pour les ennuis J Malgré ma non-maîtrise du tibétain, je reste une heure parmi la foule tranquille devant les écrans installés partout dans le temple. J&#8217;apprécie l&#8217;ambiance calme pour méditer. <br><br>Le 3ème jour à McLeod (ce nom vient d&#8217;un gouverneur britannique David McLeod responsable du Punjab et du nom Hindi ganj signifiant marché) nous faisons une jolie rando au dessus de McLeod. Après un petit déj, nous partons assez tard ...

... about their urine??). He used a wooden whisk to stir my<br>pee, while still talking to someone else, then dumped it down the sink<br>(he couldn't have looked at it for more than 2 seconds). I went into<br>his office, along with 2 other people (love giving your symptoms in<br>front of others) explained that my joints hurt and that the massage guy<br>said my kidney was too large. He and his assistant (who speaks English)<br>laughed. Then he shoes me out of the way, my time ...

... a Tibetan monk, keep that in mind! Finally faux pas #3, after watching Paula make sweet milk tea I thought I would be nice and try to make the afternoon tea. I added all the ingredients like paula had done, not sure how it would turn out. With fingers crossed I served the tea noticing it looked a little dark. Amala tried it and said, "This is Indian tea, I can't drink it, too strong." As a coffee drinker back home, I thought the darker tea was particularly ...

... of rabid dogs up here but it's been ok so far! I went to the Dalai Lamas residence and it was heavily protected by armed police, I find the mixedness of the whole thing very baffling. And to answer my sisters Questions Monks seem to wear burgandy levis shirts under their robes. The only way I can recognise the Monks in My Gompa is buy looking at their shoes! I know that sounds bad but they all have the same hair and the same delightful expression and the same clothing, what is a girl to do.

... honestly, probably of my life. We boarded the plane and I was seated in seat 5B. As I sat down I immediately realized the man sitting next to me was a Buddhist Monk. OH WOW. I knew this was going to be an amazing plane ride already. So he was really nice and we were talking, introducing ourselves.. and we looked out the window before the plane took off and we noticed that there was a car unloading that looked like it was carrying a political figure or ...

... front of the audience and just went for it like utter willies!It was awesome! The crowd got into it and the band were mental and they had a nutter guy danceing on the stage doing stange stuff it was the best gig I've seen in a long time! And they played an kick **** song called Tashi Delek! Then Jared got ill. He went to hospital and doctors and changed hotel, but then the air was poisoning him so he left and changed.... It was a bit stressful but we go through. It was measles.

... day guests to use its 25 metre swimming pool :-) Photos: Agra: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N 00/sets/72157605805815790 Palampur: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N 00/sets/72157605810201087 Wagah: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N 00/sets/72157605805827696 Amritsar: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N 00/sets/72157605810362835 McLeodganj: http://www.flickr.com/photos/12047002@N 00/sets/72157605805682454

... around the surrounding mountains. Becuase of the elevation, the clouds were so close... At Sherubtse College, we learned with our host students, rose when the teachers entered, said "yes ma'am, yes sir" when they asked a question. Bhutanese guys threw us notes, asking us to go on "walks" with them...the Bhutanese form of dating, and actually probably much better than the way it's done in the West. I went on one just for ...

... countries. While I am quite anti-America in many of it's foreign policy decisions and actions, at least debate is allowed to happen in that country (even if it is often woefully jingoistic or lacking depth). China has been clearly shown to be propping up, or supporting, some of the most despicable regimes currently in the world. Its complicity in Sudan has been shown. Its support of the military junta leaders in Myanmar is well known, and just this past week, a number of ...

... five thousand spectators around the arena (many of whom had umbrellas to shade themselves from the sun, which looked odd to my eye, coming from a country where that number of umbrellas in an arena must signify the Final on Centre Court at Wimbledon). HH was sat on a chair on the spot in the main box where I had stood as I watched the sports. I was late (it had started at nine thirty in the morning and all transports had been taken by other people) and had to tiptoe through hundreds of ...