Kasmanda Lodge Mussoorie
The Mall Road, Library Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, 248 179, India
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I'm the guru God of Ganja
... rates, so bring extra US Dollars please! After the crossing (least secure ever, actually, you could walk straight over), I milled around and checked out the bus options. One of the (very helpful and friendly) staff members at the border post told me it might be best to go to another town with early morning connections to Kathmandu, than to take an overnight bus. Two Australian guys were also doing this, so we paid 115 Nepali rupees (almost €1.15) and travelled together ...
Feelin Hot Hot Hot...
It is Tuesday here in Rishikesh and I am sure thankful for the wind. When we took the group out for a walk through Laxman Jhula and Rham Jhula, after about 1.5 hours, all of a sudden several people started to look very pale. We headed for the rickshaws and got everyone back to the ashram to rest. It is pretty hot (somewhere in the 30s) plus everyone is a little tired right now.
Everyone, and especially Liam, is ...
Rishikesh - Died and gone to Heaven?
... br> More later, just wanted to let you know where we are if we don't appear again for awhile :^)
A funny thing happened on our way home from walking from one jhula to the other and generally sightseeing. There are monkeys everywhere and John, as most of you know, loves bananas. Anyways we bought a bag full of small, delicious bananas and while we were walking back to our retreat a monkey came by and ripped the bag out of his hand. He started to try and ...
Where are the Beatles?
... Well it seems that we humans are not alone in this knowledge. As soon as we stepped foot on the bridge, we caught the attention of one particular monkey who wouldn't take it's eyes off the aforementioned savored piece! Sure that he was about to pounce on my unsuspecting child, I grabbed it from her in a panic & gave it to our predator!
On the 2nd last day I managed to fit in an Ayurveda massage at our hotel. Nothing swish, but an hour & 10 ...
Why don't we do it in the road?
... levels of the temple, western girls in trendy clothes carry their yoga mats under their arms, Sadhus (holy men) in their saffron robes roll enormous hash joints in the street, young men with blond dreadlocks and tattooed arms bathe in the Ganges, poor children and elderly people rattle their tin bowls as they beg for money or food, huge groups of noisy teens scream as they float down the Ganges, and all the time the dogs, cows, monkeys and people ...



