Kwality Regency Chandigarh

I keep on travelling to different states in India. Nah, not for me to stay in hotels and burn my fingers aand pocket. Here's a nice site www.payinguests.com . Whenever I need to get hold of an aaccommodation in any city I just search. If it is urgent then I give my own SOS advt. , which aagain is free of cost. A convenient way, hats off to the concept.

... diesel engine pulling us up hills no train should be able to manage, crossing hundreds of bridges and passing through dozes of tunnels. All built to take the British to Shimla, which during the summer months was used as the British Raj's capital. Each small quaint station enroute has two signs, one telling you how high you've climbed, the other a quote promoting religious harmony.

... all blocks and uniform streets so it was relatively easy to find if a tad longer walk than expected. Walked past a whole street with desks and typewriters laid out in the open air - advocate and notary alley! Pick a desk, take a seat and have your legal documents etc dealt with in the open air!

Got to the tourst office and got permission - 3 diferent pieces of paper one for each building.

Then it was off to the rock garden. The only reason why I ...

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... was enough to warn the bus blindly coming around the corner we were coming through. Without fail, every turn, we repeated this pattern. I found myself jamming my foot into the ground, just hoping we made it around every one.

We stopped for lunch at a small cafe on the side of the road. I tried to find something that looked piping hot (safe to eat) or without liquid, but could not. The shop owner and driver were very nice and my driver even ...

... of the fence. That left, whoops, the now smaller Punjab region without a capital city and as a result a Swiss-French architect by the name of Charles-Edouard Jeanneret was called in and entrusted with the responsibility of designing and building a capital city, one "symbolic to the future of India, unfettered by the traditions of the past, and an expression of the nation's faith in the future," so waffled the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, India's ...

... and water out. Not many tourists seem to come here which is a shame because it s a perfect pit stop being a quiet city. You can stock up on things etc. The shopping part is a bit like Bracknell but still it s more pleasant to walk around than other Indian cities. I'd actually go as far to say Southall is more Indian than this place. One must see sight here is the Rock Garden. It was started in the late 60s by ...

... go. Each leg of the trip wound further and further into the Himalayas. It was a beautiful ride when I had the patience to enjoy the view. The beauty was lost to night and the view shifted to the back of a man's head. As we got closer to Srinagar, the number of military checkpoints increased. The city is in the far northeast corner of Kashmir, close to Pakistan. At each checkpoint several soldiers sat in bunkers with rifles trained on ...

... each morning. In addition, the locals were a largely affable bunch, and at the end of a day, it was possible to get a plate of tremendous vegetarian food washed down with a cold beer. What more could we ask? ...Well, maybe an England victory, but the game ended in an entertaining draw.   After the  Nagpur game ended, we hot-footed it back to Delhi and beyond - to Chandigarh at the base of the Himalayan hills in the north of India . If we were vaguely ...

... bus by grasping the pillars between the open windows. We resembled an attempt to break the world record for the number of people you could cram on a single decker bus! It was incredibly cramped and unbelievably hot, everyone who was lucky enough (a relative term) to be seated had someone elses intimate body part or sweaty bits thrust in their face or bags and parcels piled ontop of them. Those standing were so intertwined they resembled a vertical orgy. I glanced at Jane who looked ...