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A clever title after a 14 hour bus journey? Pah!
... super-touristy Goa (where second monsoon season is just finishing).
Our last day in Delhi was cool, we wandered around Humayun's Tomb, a stunning building made of red brick and marble which was completed 50 years before the iconic Taj Mahal was started (people from Delhi will tell you that it was the inspiration behind the Taj). The Tomb was a beautiful building surrounded by gardens which provided a nice break ...
Land of Peace and Self Discovery
... really good though, particularly the chicken tikka curry - which is way tastier over here than it is from any takeaway/restaurant back in dublin!
My overriding thoughts in relation to Mcleod ganj are that it is a beautiful place, with stunning scenery, and the perfect antidote to the madness of the major cities like Delhi or Calcutta. The only thing is that the weather really ruined the whole experience as it wasnt possible to visit a number of the scenic ...
Sweet Solang Valley
... I couldn’t see anyway to get there, so I decided there and then to cross with the locals and asked 2 guys if I could join them. Everyone looks after each other on the mountain and it really is the toughest walk I’ve been on… it’s the weather, really strong head wind with huge hail stones which are really sore, it’s deep snow underfoot which has iced over and in really steep parts is very dangerous. The wind caught me a few times ...
Tibetans in Exile
... There are a handful of organizations in the area that aim to educate them and their children and give them tools they need for life in India. These organizations are always in need of not only donations, but volunteers helping teach English, maintain facilities, raise money through cafes/bakeries, and public awareness. I was fortunate enough to spend the last of my afternoons in India volunteering a few hours a day ...
Himalayas in the clouds
... Manali. The waterfall was also worth a visit, although we weren't daring enough to climb all the way up and around it as some of the locals were demonstrating.
Although we were skeptical as to how we came to be on this particular trek we weren't that bothered as we had heard great things about the route and the views we were going to see, so were excited to get it underway.
Day one;
Mostly up hill to a height of 3,800m, where ...
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