Hotel Windsor Patna

I think this hotel is an ideal hotel to stay during your trip .Because,it has convenient location to visit the wonderful landscapes. And also the hotel provides various facilities for meet the travellers needs. Thanks for recommendation! IT solution

... did not expect much but to our surprise he took us to the right bus (there were hundreds in this bus station, none labeled in English), woke the driver up for us and went on his merry way. The driver then went about moving seats around to accommodate our gear and said the bus left at 6am, which ordinarily would be a bummer to wait but after what we had been through we were delighted. Perhaps India will be okay after all ...

... was. The first thing he said is "pardon me, where are you going". As soon we told him the train station he replied, "Ok then, please come in and we will drive you". At the station we found out there was a train leaving in 45mins but we'll have to find the right ticket window. At the ticket window the agent repeats 4 times that there is a train, but the only availability is in general seating. We don't want to hang around ...

... were airborne and as we attained full height and flattened...I fell out of my chair in euphoria, we had touched 38000 ft. and one could see the peaks, and all that you read in school geography lessons that the south west monsoon winds are deflected by the Himalayas towards the Bay of Bengal started to make sense, cas this was the BIGGEST AND THE MOST CONTINOUS mountain range I ever saw ...it was so seamless and ...

... bob's your uncle. I insited on a written report. He was a bit surprised, but got his buddy (the 'Staller') to get some blank (not lined even) paper, and a piece of the stuff you use between receipts to make a copy. All this on a side table in the middle of the station with people peeing, buses honking and just a great image (too bad we did not have a camera to take a picture!). The next huor the sub inspector (half decent but not great English) spent dictating his report to his ...

Agoraphobes, s abstenir! L Inde c est une symphonie de bruit, de sons, d odeurs (pas toujours agreables!), de saveurs (ca fait du bien apres le Nepal) et des gens...des gens! Que d agreables surprises, jusqu a maintenant...Nous avions entendu tant de bien et tant de mal au sujet de l Inde que nous etions angoisses a l idee d arriver dans ce pays chaotique, mais aussi presses de le decouvrir, et surtout, de s en faire notre propre opinion. Apres une ...

... in school we must look at all children out of school as child labourers ... and we must expand our definition of child labour to include work inside the home. Second, they must expand their agenda to ALL children in school - not just Dalit children. Finally, it is important to include the entire community in the process of achieving 100% enrollment. The NGO was lacking in the area of increasing mobilisation on the issues and making change ...

... parts of upper Manhattan - only way dirtier. I have to admit I was a bit scared of doing anything in Patna so I just kept to my own and didn't take pictures - I was only there at night anyway and they pics wouldn't have been great. SO my work is outside of the city - and that is where I spent my time ... with a sigh of relief we left Patna behind for the LONG ride to Samastipur.

... would-be practice Bhuddists who are taught generosity and without the junky stalls selling junky Bhuddist tourist tat. Way different to now. The place they all come to see is the Bhodi Tree, where Bhudda sat all those years ago and achieved enlightenment and the Mahabodhi Temple right next to it. As the story goes, well one of them, Ashoka's daughter killed the original Bhodi Tree centuries ago but before doing this a sapling was conveniently taken to Sri ...

... get on the 11 o'clock train (called the Murdher Express) but only if there was room. We plunked our rucksacks down and made ourselves comfortable with the homeless. Time flies when you are chasing rats! It was worse than the rat temple! A few squashed cockroaches later and the Murdher Express rolled in. It was a bit of a sweat but we got on and it was such a relieve when the train rolled off with us on board. We managed a few hours kip and rolled into Varanasi ...