ITC Maratha, Mumbai
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A bit of luxury
Had breakfast in bed- naan etc. Then we went to the International Tourist Centre and bought train tickets from Kolkata to Darjeeling. Buying train tickets can be a bit of a nightmare in India as seats on trains fill up very quickly. However, they have a tourist quota and if you go to the tourist centres to buy them, you will usually get a ticket …
Last few days in Mumbai
... dessert, as it will probably be my last one in India. My few days spear in India have been great, I loved the shopping, devoured all the food and had amazing company of Nazaakat's parents, uncles and cousins who all made sure I had a true Bombay experience and not just a touristy one. With me being Indian it was also nice to see where my roots originate from, something I haven't had the opportunity to do so before. Mostly it was a very ...
Medical Tourist in Mumbai
... account from the Apple Mail program and re-installing it) and also reformatted the new external hard drive I had bought the day before. I was hugely relieved to have my computer back in action after a week of worrying that the only answer to the storage dilemma would be a complete re-boot with original software, which I don’t have with me. For all his cheerful and confident help given, he didn’t want a single rupee.
We were experiencing Mumbai as a ...
Marvellous Mumbai
... so we're told), and sleep!
Day 1 - Mumbai
After sleeping for what seemed an eternity we headed out of the hotel in the early afternoon, and headed straight to the Colaba area, the home of India Gate. With the help of the very kind hotel owner, he laid on a free taxi and helper to the local train station. The helper/security guard assisted the purchase of tickets and even guided us onto the train, where we went 1st class and Sophie rode in the male ...
Foodies delight and goodbye India
... attire.
The level of corruption is ludicrous. For example, it is well known that being a policeman is highly lucrative as most earn more with bribes then they do with their salary. This is clearly evident and constantly in view, to con or be conned is just the way of life here, one just has to accept that the way it is. But one has to wonder if this can be sustained if they are to prosper.
The inequality between the rich and poor is ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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