The O Hotel Pune

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... Chor Darwaja, Pali Darwaja, Gunjavane Darwaja, Daru Kothar (storage of arms and ammunition), Diwankhana, Rajwada (ruins), Ghod Tale (Horse Lake), Sadar (office) and Dhalkathi (flag hoisting place).<br><br>Sanjeevani Machee (southwest/west end)<br><br>This huge, beautiful and royally constructed machee faces west and has a three-stepped (layered) fortified structure. Each of the lower levels is separated from ...

... if giving your energy to the world. the next 7 min your hands are moved in the opposite direction with palms down, taking energy back to your body. the last 15 minutes are of silent sitting with eyes closed. i arrived a little late for this one and missed all of these directions, so i didn't exactly do all of these steps. i just copied what i thought other people were doing. i didn't know we were supposed to hum, and i kind of just put my hands ...

... in the back of trucks playing drums and singing/shouting.  The explanation of the festival was that people pray to Ganesh (or a Ganesh statue) for 10-13 days and then after those days all the statues are taken to a river or body of water and submerged.  It is a very popular festival in Maharashtra and in Bombay huge statues are but into the sea.  I really wanted to see this part of the festival but I will be en route to a friends wedding in south ...

i had had an ecstatic day before visiting pune...and i was completely unprepared for my entrance exams. but i loved being on my own (alone) in a new place travelling in the state transport bus...and returning back with shatabdi..wow it was quite an experience! <br>

Just like Tarkarli, I was planning to go to Jejuri from a long time. Jejuri is located on Pune-Baramati Road and the distance form Pune is 40kms. It is well connected with the public transport and the road is also very good. You can catch any bus from Pune heading to Saswad, Baramati, Nira, Phaltan or Indapur. There are direct buses from Mumbai and Pune. This is the same route taken by the Waarkaris (pilgrims) to reach Pandharpur during Kaartiki and ...

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... There were about 4 temples on the site. A man from northern India insisted on me taking a picture with him, then with him mother, then with his wife, then with him mother and him and his wife, then........ I also went to an old Mughal palace that dates from about the 16th century. A very beautiful, peaceful spot with gardens at the center.

... may be able to stay through the 18th of march here, go to Thailand, and then Hawaii for a day or so and then go home. Maybe Christopher can come and maybe my friend Pete as well. I like the idea of having travel companions and I especially wanted Christopher to have an experience of seeing India. I separate in my mind the Lariam reaction (because that is what I believe it to be) and the experience of India. There is a lot to learn here, to see and to take in. Jan 4th