The Pride Ahmedabad

Judges Bungalow Road, Off S. G. Road Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 380054, India

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A cloud, hotel managers and more trains

A travel blog entry by dave.davepower

... the hotel manager seemed to think that he deserved one too (for saying Namaste to us every morning???). Well, my god! He asked me over and over again about whether we enjoyed out stay or not. When I told him it was perfect, he echoed this over and over. He gave me a gift of a bottle of water for being such a special guest. He told me how wonderful we were as guests and how the whole hotel was talking about how wonderful we were. He ...

Gandhi and Mughal Relics

A travel blog entry by 8spike

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... whole thing in your mouth and enjoy the tangy, spicy sweetness. To top off the day, Mrunal rejoined us and we went out for a Thali dinner. Such dinners are all-you-can-eat frenzies of masalas and things to dip in them. Each person has a metal plate about as large as a placemat with rims about an inch and a half high. In the plate are several small metal bowls which are repeatedly filled with different masalas being ported around the restaurant ...

School talks and deadly kites

A travel blog entry by ashventures

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... the steady wind. Pro-fliers wore bandages around their forefingers, which would otherwise be cut up by the string.

I was given kites to fly several times and although I didn't master the art of steering properly, did manage to cut one kite down. It was a lot of fun, and the atmosphere amongst all of these neighbours and friends on their roofs was fantastic. As the sun set, large fireworks of the types used for professional displays were launched from ordinary family ...

Big Bad Ahmadabad

A travel blog entry by alison_l_hill

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... the usual cows and dogs, they have camels, elephants and monkeys). It was Gandhi’s home for most of his life and the headquarters for his independence movements, and there is a really great museum at his old Ashram. He’s a pretty amazing guy, but turns out he wouldn’t be too proud of India’s current state if he was still alive today, since some of his biggest dreams, including peaceful Muslim-Hindu relations (and union of ...

Days 7 & 8

A travel blog entry by anoif_away

... city.

Eventually, I made my way to Gandhi's Ashram. I found an auto-rickshaw pretty easily, which is odd because I later found out that the drivers were on a city-wide strike and could not be found for love nor money. (Actually enough money would do it for some of them.)

Gandhi's Ashram is a relaxing place to spend a few hours. I visited the museum, the library, the shop and the various buildings in the complex, as well as simply sitting in the shade ...

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