Taj Banjara Hyderabad

So there were a few more details about the great trip to Hyderabad that I didn't include in the last email....i must say i did that last email after an overnite bus ride.....not the best for articulate blogging!!!<br><br>*Hyderabad was byfar the most advanced city we have seen in India so far. It was very clean and well organized!!! There were street signs everywhere which were showing us where to go and it was ...

... underway when we arrived and were still ongoing when we left about 3 pm. They are quite beautifully decorated and the families provided breakfast and lunch. They insist that you eat, requiring those of us from the US to be first in line for lunch. (Breakfast was more informal, you simply wandered in when you felt hungary.) In fact, the entire ceremony people wander in and out, milling about visiting, chatting and taking photos (mostly ...

Morning everyone! Although for most of you it's actually Sunday night. For me, it's 10:30 AM Monday morning.<br><br>A bit of a quiet weekend. Spent Saturday in the office to review some returns and then went to the BBQ that the hotel has every weekend. As many of you know, I can be pretty dangerous around all you can eat buffets and I did a pretty good job if I do say so myself!! They have a mixture of Western, Indian, and ...

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... had to walk 20 miles around it. Well, maybe not 20... We finally found a store and bought a fizzy apple drink. We decided to take a rickshaw back home to Tapas' place, so we hailed a rickshaw. He didn't understand where Banjara Hills was or else it was too far. Either way, he drove away. We hailed another rickshaw, who agreed to take us for 100 rupees. I thought that the price was steep until we realized 45 minutes later, that we were very far away from Tapas.

... all made it over. It was a little bit like Christmas because a lot of the stuff was food and other "comfort items". Living in India doesn't make it easy to find some of the things you take for granted on having at your fingertips in the States. So when I saw the beef jerkey and raisin bran I had packed away...even this old ******* was damn near moved to tears. I bought a new sofa set and bed at a local furniture store...unfortunately the ...

... next town, Kottakota, was a mere dot on the map, and might have nothing in the way of lodging. All Linda and I knew was that we both agreed that this cesspool was just too much, even by our low standards. To get rest in such a place would be impossible. To get a bacterial infection was far more likely. . Kottakota had a better "feel" than it's sister town, some 45 km away, and after extensive asking around, we found the only lodge in town, 275 rupees for a room ...