The Regent Park Hotel Jalandhar

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... twice a day, believer and non-believer alike (no questions asked), these meals are sustained by donations and volunteers who cook, serve, and clean each day. Amazing........... Real Journey : now our real journey started from here, the road which we were about to hit was called Guru Gobind Singh Marg, this road starts from Anandpur Sahib and goes to Talwandi Sabo, near bathinda. But in our plan we were about to cover till Gurudwara Alamgir, near ...

A religiao Sikh eh a mais nova na India, tem uns 500 anos. Prega a igualdade e o tratamento igual entre todas as pessoas. Entao nao importa a casta ou origem, a pessoa que entra no templo tem o mesmo tratamento. Inclusive se quiser acomodacao e/ou comida nao tem que pagar nada ...

Day 205 Thurs 1st June 2006 The dreaded throat infection strikes again! I got up this morning at 10am, and although I was dripping with sweat, I was feeling much better, I checked my throat this morning as it was really sour and I wasn't surprised to find an infection. Soma was off on one of his famous wonders so I took the Bullet up to Nakodar to get my self some medication. When I came back I started recording some really old Panjabi Folk songs from tape ...

Day 201 Sun 28th May 2006 Too hot to do anything or go anywhere! Things got off to a good start this morning, we measured up for the remaining tiles at Baba Moti's and went to Nakodar and got them ordered, all before 9.30am! While we were in Nakodar we had a look at a cooler (it's a poor mans AC unit), but having said that they are still around RS6,000 - which is not that cheap! When we got back to Pind it was too hot to do anything or go ...

... there from Basti. I just carried on updating the site while people breezed in and out of the office as they do everyday. Gautham went to Delhi this morning so Arun was in the office. I went to Arun's house for lunch today, the fact that I had 'deli belly' didn't help at lunchtime, I ate as much as I could under the circumstances. I met Arun's wife and his son, Parth for the first time today. Parth is around 9 years old, he wanted to see my website, so I logged on using their laptop ...

... it while I'm not here causes most of the problems with this bike. I'll ask Kittu about it and see what he thinks. Anyway, by the time I got back it was time to eat and then crash out. it's been a long and tiring day, I really need to think about moving on from here now. I was thinking about making a trip to Hem Kund Sahib but everyone says it's not open until the 4th of June an I don't think I want to stay here that long.

... some shelter), we got back on the road and made our way to the next big town Kangra. I had left the other two behind and as I pulled into Kangra the rain started pouring down! With in a couple of minutes my top was drenched so I pulled into a petrol station. I put some fuel in and took the opportunity to change my top and put on my fleece (got my money's worth out of that!). Soma caught me up and after the rain died down a bit we carried on. At around 2.30pm we reached Chenthpurni ...

Day 164 Fri 21st April 2006 Darshan Uncle comes home. I struggled to get out of bed this morning, not because I was tired I just kept having these really nice dreams. I eventually surfaced at 10am. Like I said yesterday Soma hasn't been around the last couple of days, and it's been pretty nice being able to just chill! I washed all my clothes this morning, back to the backpacker's life after a week of hotel luxury. My Thai (auntie) wasn't feeling too well this morning, she ...

... one of the most long-anticipated sections of my trip. The area sounds fascinating and the timing of my first month in India centred completely around getting there on time, as the roads in the area are extremely unreliable during monsoon. Yesterday Akshay mentioned that the area had flooded, and when I checked the news online, sure enough, the entire valley has been washed away due to a Tibetan dam bursting its banks. Lives have been lost and buildings ...