Lemon Tree Hotel East Delhi Mall Ghaziabad

... some really well kept grounds. We chilled here for a bit then got a motor rickshaw to Central Delhi.

The first sight in Central Delhi was Humayuns tomb which is Delhi's equivalent to the Taj Mahal. It is where a former Mugal emperor Humayun is buried and has other tombs in the same grounds. This was the first sight which made us say wow as it was really beautiful. This place was more well kept than some of the other sights and the best sight we ...

I point to myself with eyebrows raised, and the little boy nods, confirming that it is in fact me that he is drawing a picture of.
We are at a shelter in Delhi for runaway boys, the final stop of our tour of Phataraganj led by former street youth who now work for an organization that tries to get kids off the streets. The kids seem genuinely excited that we are there and invite us to play games with them. One boy (who our tour leader ...

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... site where Mahatma Gandhi was cremated; Jama Masjid - the largest mosque in India and the Red Fort - once the most opulent fort and palace of the Moghul Empire. Enjoyed the cycle rickshaw ride from Jama Masjid to Chandni Chowk.

NEW DELHI - An extensive sight-seeing tour of New Delhi included a visit to the Humayun's ...

... of tea and Maggie. We reached on the last leg to Seema when we all decided that we should visit the village Osla, which was on the other side of the river and the rest house. So we all went to the village. The village as it was looking attractive from the other side, was truly admirable from the near sight also. It was neat and clean and the houses were made of wood and slates. Everyone in the village was excited to see all of us and ...

... ne voulons pas nous faire C.... avec la pluie et les complications organisationnelles qu'elle va entrainer. Le Laos et la Birmanie ne ressemblant en rien a l'Inde, nous allons eviter de les visiter en periode de mousson, cela fera donc l'objet de nouveaux voyages. L'indonesie n'etant pas toucher par la mousson, et Isabelle etant dans le coin, le choix est vite fait. Nous souhaitons y rester plus que les 30 jours autorise en prenant le ...

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... So as we were getting ready to hand over the credit card some angry Swedes walked out of another room complaing that they were being ripped off. So we did some more reading in the faithful Lonely Planet anbd saw some big warning signs that we too were about to get ripped off. So we decided to investigate further...we went to the reccommended hotel with their driver and checked in. It was undeniably much nicer than the ...

... the historical & spiritual highlights of Delhi. Over breakfast a career Dutch tour guide named Vincent and I strike up a conversation about the U.S. election. Vincent leads tours of many countries and had just flown in in the wee hours with a tour group of 25 people all of whom, understandably, chose to sleep in. He followed the election with some interest as I've been finding with most of the people I've discussed it with ...

... ask him, what about Kashmir? What about the constant fighting between the Hindus and Muslims? But then again, they seem to get along in life relatively well. Can we compare America? Is there a possibility that India is more tolerant of its people's diversity? Less politically correct? We shall see... The Newspapers certainly seem to share more. Front page of the Hindustani showed Barack and Hillary embracing, and right beside it was a riveting ...