Lemon Tree, Hotel Udyog Vihar Gurgaon

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I was so pestered by a guy selling hash i humoured him and followed him 3 alleyes and through a shop curtain into a small open top sqaure(making sure Bigz was close behind. This **** isnt free) and watched him sit me down, and progress to argue with 2 other men about i have no idea. Me and biz watched this happen for about 3 mins then went to leave, the guy pulled out a tiny lump so i ...

... Shiva and
has a lingam made of white marble.
The idols of Brahma, Vishnu, Parvati,
Ganesh, Nandi and Hanuman surround
the lingam. Next to the temple is
the Chauli Jali. It is a natural ...

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... around and try to come in our room and all that annoying jazz. Faulty towers staff.

We weren't up for another historical monument viewing day and the heat was fairly draining on the energy levels so we dug a little deeper and found some unusual and surprising Delhi treasures to explore. Kitsch style. We thrived in the city chaos that had seemed so ridiculously confronting when we had first landed here from Cairo and started our love affair with India some nine ...

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... you come within 6-foot distance of someone. The concept of comfort zones doesn't exist either. On various occasions I had people right in my face, talking Hindi and wobbling their head. The head wobbling doesn't really help - depending on speed and vigor its meaning varies from 'maybe', 'I agree', 'Thank you', 'I don't know'. Consulting my India book I could read:
"It's the one gesture that unites all Indians... Cultural and language barriers miraculously ...

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... a flirtatious manner, sort of play fights you have with women of the opposite sex you are close to. You all know what I mean. I guess this has slowly evolved from the lack of contact allowed between men and women, that sort of conduct however innocent would be frowned upon by society if it was a man and a woman. It must stem from women not having a higher standing, and being considered a lower species, lower social stance etc that plagues many cultures like this ...

... soon as we reached Delhi airport it started getting better and was completely gone by the time we reached Australia. A sore throat and constantly streaming nose was the last thing I needed when we had a shortage of toilet paper, not many hankies and a river that we were wary to dip our feet in, let alone wash in. I managed to wash my hankies once with some clean water borrowed from the limited supply on the kitchen boat. Despite the snot, sand, dirt and sweat we had ...

... to charge me for an extra night as I'd booked through till Friday originally. I cancelled the extra nights Monday. They must have been used to business people coming through who rally didn't care if the extra charge went to their company. I soon set them straight and got the charge knocked off my bill. I also booked a hotel in Jaisalmer, with a view of the fort, a private bathroom all for $6. I'm sure it would be equally as adequate as the Park ...