Maharaja Residency Jalandhar

Back in Jalandhar and doing what i do best ----- EATING and SHOPPING<br><br>Jalandhar is a shopping paradise, this is my 2nd trip and i still enjoy spending in the markets of Jalandhar. The specialty of the place is Tread work specially on cotton. You get pure cotton material cloth with thread work for Rs. 600-800 which is quite a deal.<br><br>Not to miss ...

... The road was small but well maintained, after 5-6 km we have seen a sikh guy who got accident on his cycle, actually he was slipped on the road, had injuries on his face, but he was able to stand and some local villagers were helping him, we stopped but saw that guy got help we started moving. Then after few Kms my perception towards small but good road was changed as we hit the road with full of path holes, there we were driving at around the ...

... are from. As we checked out her dad's place, the neighbours treated us to some hot, sweet milk. From the roof top you could see Neetu's mom's house ... it was nice to look around the smaller towns to see how people lived. We are leaving for Delhi tomorrow, and I just found out today that Neetu's aunt had been making rice dishes teh whole time because she didn't think I knew how to eat with chipatis.... he he he

... change the set after this trip also. I chose the second option (i wish i could have chosen the first one). Then he warned me to be careful, and he removed the chain cover in order to stop the irritating noise. Balli was on his TVS Star 100cc bike, it was a new bike and had a service few days back, so his bike was ready. In night we chated over phone and decided the venue and timing of the starting point of our Trip.

... I should pop in and see her, and I need to see her before I leave so Thai and I went on the bullet. The weather was quite kind to us, there was just a light amount of cloud cover, enough to keep the rays off the balding head! We were back in Pind by midday, only to find the front door locked, Soma was playing cards with his mates (what a waste of space!). I was hungry by the time we got back so we had lunch, must be the last few days of no ...

... straight to the Yoga Guru Ram Dev shop, my mum wanted me to send her some of his books so we brought them and then made our way to the other side of town to a sign maker who had been recommended by a friend of Arun's. We reached there around 7pm, the place was ran by an old Sikh man, I explained how I wanted the name plate to be made and where it was going to go, he seemed to be clued up and in tune with what I was after. We went from the ...

Day 193 Sat 20th May 2006 A visit to Basti I had a restless night and the last thing I needed was Laxmi (the cleaner) banging on the door at 7am telling me to open up so she could wash my clothes. I told her that I would do my own washing and in future if the door isn't open it means I'm still asleep! I know it was bit rude, but... Not a good way to start the day, I couldn't get back to sleep after that, so I just got ...

... alone and everything looked very different to what I remembered from last time, mind you that was 8 years ago. There were a lot more building along the path, but when I got to the top I found the same open courtyard I had seen all those years ago. The first time I went up there, it was about 6am in the morning, I had gone up there to try and get a decent view of the sunrise, but came across this big open courtyard with single story rooms around three sides of it. When I got there ...

... actually I think we went to every dealer in Jalandhar). The guy is big, well over 6ft and has quite a very dominant personality, he can talk for India too. Everything he said was more like a command than a request, it was quite funny to see him in action, but then scary at the same time, everyplace we walked into you could tell the people were scared of him, it was all 'han ji' (yes sir) this and 'han ji' that. By late afternoon we had seen ...

... later she told her family she was going. Her mother was very upset and feared for her safety, but her father said they could consult a Tibetan astrologer and decide according to his recommendation. The astrologer said her leaving would be a good thing, so her dad brought her to Llasa (Tibet's capital) to find a guide (sort of the same thing as a "coyote" in Mexico, if you have heard of that). They paid good money for her to go with a small group (the guide, her and about 10 ...