Hotel Hayer Regency Manali
Aleo Naggar Road, Left Bank Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Going up a little
... is impossible for for people whose IQ is higher than their age. Pretty touristy. Many Europeans and European food. Also a fair proportion of aged, drug crazed hippy types and young spirituals ruining the neighbourhood. We walk to temple .. forget name but excellent. Built 1500s. Used to be place of animal sacrifice and the participants are hanging outside the beautifully carve from door. Next to temple is ...
Trip to Valley of Gods ( Manali )
... t watch it mroe than 15 minutes. so we started listening to songs. In the morning our cab stoped at Punjab Entry where we give Rs.150 for Toll. Only i were awakening in the cab rest were sleeping. We crossed Chandigarh at ........ . ! Chandigarh is such a wonderful city. it was neat and clean.
Morning of 26th May 2011 - Time 8:00am
Our 2nd Hault at Bilaspur. Just after crossing the Punjab - HP Border. We had bread n butter and tea in ...
Whoop! Whoop! It’s da sound of da police!
... and dinner. Matt met us at around 11am and the clouds were holding. We made our way to the ‘Himalayan Extreme Centre’ just down the road to see if I could rent a harness to climb with, Matt had all the other gear we needed and there is a wall just above Vashisht where we could go. Me and Jen had got our mountain bikes from this place earlier in the week and they are pretty chilled so we thought we would have no problems, plus Matt ha already rented a ...
The school picnic, and more
... very old Hindu women who clean the school grounds have no English, I also was able to have a laugh with them as well. They are also desperately poor and they asked me to buy them some candy floss as they had never tasted it before. They weren’t used to the taste and texture and it was quite funny watching them eat it, but I bought them another two packets anyway.
After I did pop into the hotel in the evening, but none of the usual Saturday night staff that I had ...
An overview of Pallavaram training school
... the food is basic and scarce (for example breakfast yesterday was a banana and some breadcrumbs) they share food out equally and will always offer around before taking it themselves. They also had one who was the haircutter, one who got them tissues, maybe some chocolate etc (who knows where from as they almost never went outside the compound and have no income!) I also saw a few backhanded and sly exchanges of money and phones around ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hyer Regency Hotel


