Sri Lakshmi Madikeri

Near Excel Tyres, Devimandir Extension, G.T. Road Madikeri, Karnataka, 571201, India

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A travel blog entry by david_chung

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My friend Ryan who lived down the hall freshman year, was the sort of astonishing figure that you sorta felt could only exist in fiction, but that no author could ever come up with a character so original and richly textured. Reflecting the youth spent in Texas, he always wore a baseball cap and allowed the faintest hit of a drawl seep into his …

The Hampi Dance

A travel blog entry by david_chung

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I'm a natural introvert, and while I made a conscious effort in London to learn how to ape the behavior of an extrovert, my true colors become abundantly clear when you look at my activities. I have always preferred individual sports over team sports: martial arts (Karate/TKD) from grade school til graduation and again (Capoeira) in London, fencing …

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A travel blog entry by linda-in-india

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... zijn we teruggegaan naar het huis om zowat in slaap te vallen bij een languageworkshop (ik spreek nog steeds geen woord Indiaas). Daarna hebben we een kookles gehad van Aicha waarbij we chapatti's (soort wraps) en eggmasala (een type curry) hebben gemaakt. Het smaakte delicious!




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Coffee, Sun, Sand and Spices

A travel blog entry by johnandalison

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... Poornthrayeesa) and the town (Thrippunithura) we communicated with a tuk tuk driver where we wanted to go. Despite the steady rain there was a festival like atmosphere. A long gauntlet of hawkers selling offerings for puja, popcorn and nick-knacks lead to the temple which was lit up with lights and oil lamps. Removing our shoes (as is required in Hindu temples) and rolling up our pants we waded through puddles and mud into the temple courtyard. Inside three ...

Let's Go, Let's Go, LET'S GOOOO..... to Coorg

A travel blog entry by kristen.hilbert

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... decorated and built. I was astonished by some of the architecture and all of the bright, vivid colors that designed the entire interior. I think it’s amazing that although Tibet is technically under control of China, that there are so many Tibetans living so free here in India. I’m not sure how the Indians feel about it though, as it seems many of these Tibetan areas are very well-off financially. Although yes, they still strive ...