Nand Hotel Patna

I think this hotel is an ideal hotel to stay during your trip .Because,it has convenient location to visit the wonderful landscapes. And also the hotel provides various facilities for meet the travellers needs. Thanks for recommendation! IT solution

... did not expect much but to our surprise he took us to the right bus (there were hundreds in this bus station, none labeled in English), woke the driver up for us and went on his merry way. The driver then went about moving seats around to accommodate our gear and said the bus left at 6am, which ordinarily would be a bummer to wait but after what we had been through we were delighted. Perhaps India will be okay after all ...

... getting to see out the front windows, and not being on that Volvo oven anymore. Then we heard the horn for the first time. It was one of the musical air horns and it seemed like it was right beside our heads... Add to that our driver was a complete maniac. If he wasn't passing blind, cutting off gas-tanker trucks, or yelling at other drivers with road rage, he was stalling on the highway or getting threatened with violence ...

... really saw no humour in it. What I'll miss most: the 95% of the population who doesn't want my money, but just smiles and says hello. What I'll miss least: the other 5%. Letter grades for the cities, with comments (of course, only my subjective opinion): Delhi: C+. We had to come through here often, the sights were not that spectacular, but food and bazars were good. Agra: C. Only went to see the Taj Mahal. We saw it, I'm ...

... called him and had me talk to him ( I was not too sure what I was supposed to tell him). It was Sunday morning before 7 am and I am explaining the situation to him on the phone. He said he would come to the station. A few minutes later, the peolpe handed me a piece of paper with the Patba City Police Commissioner's number. It was his office number, cell number and HOME number. They insisted I call him at home right away. I did that and spoke to him (man was he shocked to get ...

25/11/06 I was going to stop en route to Patna but there was no accomodation at the town where i needed some so i took the whoping 8 hour bumpy journey to Patna. Got a nasty room in a hotel and tomorrow have another 5 hours before im at a destination i would like to be at. The nice thing is it is not so far from the meditation ...

... fields and grain fields. Many families who are landless own a cow or ox - so you could see many of them along the roads, which were, by he way, THE WORST ROADS IN THE ENTIRE WORLD - PERIOD! In fact, one could not even call these things roads - and this was the NATIONAL HIGHWAY OF BIHAR! The car took such a beating - and the drivers just keep pushing through despite the wear and tear on the vehicle and your ****. It is painful - in so many ways ...

... killed by a cobra, the fires are not used; rather the bodies are wrapped, weighted and sunk in the river. The poorly weighted will resurface a float away freely until snagged on a bridge or drift to shore where they rest along side of people fishing, washing their clothes and rinsing their mouths. In the 6th case, the bodies of the poorest, are merely pushed into the river and carried down stream. Four hundred million ...

... The highlight for me, was waking up before sunrise and walking through the empty, misty alleys from the guesthouse to the river. I felt like I had stepped back in time as I listened to distant chanting from nearby temples, watched people wearing traditional clothing and saw women cooking over small fires. I took a boat ride during sunrise to watch the city wake up and the river Ghats (temples at the shore of the Ganges) come to life. The boat ride was incredible. We ...

... heading to suposedly warmer climates. Bad idea. The train was absolutely freezing. Plus it was late (although that may have been a mixed blessing). We arrived in Patna Station around 5:30 A.M. and it was pitch black even at that time of the morning (in Sikkim we'd be seeing at least some sunlight). It was cold and so foggy that even when we left at 9:30 I still could not tell where the sun was (this country is ...