Hotel P.K. Residency
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GREETINGS FROM INDIA
... from our previous night’s stay. It was in the middle of nowhere and each room was its own little mud hut villa. It had two layers and the whole thing was molded out of mud. The bathroom was as big as the living space with walk in shower (enough for 10 people – whatever floats your boat) and the living space was cozy. It had lovely views and nice seating areas. It was so lovely to relax and chill until I got bitten 53 times (and that was just on my legs)! However it ...
Day 186 Delhi
... metro. To our surprise it is extremely clean and well organized and we made our way across the city with no problems. We went to visit Akshardham a huge, recently finished temple, that is like the Disney land of temples. It it amazing and massive. Around the main temple is a 1070 foot plinth with 148 life size stone elephants, each one carved out of a 20ton piece of rock. The plinth tells different stories from history and religion ...
Welcome to India!!!
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We had to get to the train station to begin our trip to Rajasthan that evening, but we had to do a few things before we dragged our bags out of the Ashram.
So we took a tuk-tuk (four of us piled in), and went to see a UNESCO World Heritage Monument called the Qutb ...
Pinkie Drinkie and the street tea incident
... I was drinking. I kept trying to say "No, I'm going back into the office" and he kept shouting "Bottoms up", which is sort of like saying "chug it all!". I used my new word quite a bit "Bus Ganeesh!" but it was never enough.
Then there was some kind of strawberry soda drink that showed up because Satrughan doesn't drink. He had one but then another one showed up and was served to Abhijeet. Abhijeet wanted to drink something that looked like a margarita and so he refused ...
Incredible India
... a hotel close to the Taj Mahal, with a stunning view from the rooftop terrace. Especially with Agra I had no idea how many people live in this city, from the dimensions it seems to be the size of a German mid-size town – let’s say Lübeck – with 200 or 250 thousand inhabitants. But Agra has 2 million inhabitants, which tells you something about how many people are cramped in the small buildings.
Next day it was an early start to be first in line once ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
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