Rajsangam International Hotel
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Diwali and more temples
... too many beggars so we hot footed it back to town , for a very big late lunch and a cold beer in the garden of a small restaurant. It sounds nicer than it was. Whilst the food was good, the troop of aggressive noisy monkeys and lots of drunk staring men made it quite unpleasant. Read for a while at the hotel, then went to the same restaurant for dinner, but stayed in the family area at the front this time. Then watched the huge amount ...
Badami and more ruins
... terms of the health of the lake, and certainly not something I would swim in), but very pretty nonetheless. We walked around the lake, which is surrounded by a variety of ancient temples all made of the same red sandstone. On the war round we managed to pick up a couple of lads who seemed a bit off and a quite rude but they insisting on following us and pointing out useful things like "temple". Eventually I lost my cool and made ...
First Impressions
... was actually quite delicious).
I went upstairs afterwards to take a shower and change into the new shalwar kameez (Pakistani clothes) that my grandma had bought me. The bathrooms in Pakistan are quite different than the ones in America. Thankfully I have a shower but there are no bath tubs here. (I'll upload a picture soon)! Also, in every bathroom, there is a bucket to take a shower with.
I went downstairs, had lunch with the family, ...
A veces, mi vida es... HARDCORE.
... 15 euros). Al final, como vi que podian hacer lo que les saliese de los cojones, acabe aceptando pagar 1000 rupias (que resulto ser un precio justo, era el precio exacto del bus ida y vuelta). Me dijeron que si no llevaba seguridad, no me dejarian pasar en el siguiente control. Para llegar a Quetta, a unos 1000km, tenia que cruzar todo el Balochistan, una de las tres regiones realmente complicadas (las otras son Kashmir y sobretodo Pashtun). Comi en casa de un soldado (uno ...
The world is a book ....
... schoolboys look smart in caps and green shalwar kameez. No sign of any girls going to school although I see a few in a later village. At the police checks vast ledgers must be filled in with our details I and have to invent the visa numbers as our passports are with the Indian HC. One man painstakingly fills in the ledger while I sit surrounded by men wrapped in brown woollen shawls, headgear like turbanised berets, bright eyes, darker skin, white ...
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