Vivek Hotel Jhansi
Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, 410011, India
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Voor het eerst een berichtje van Dick
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We zijn verder gereisd naar Mathura (een toeristenstad voor de Indiers, waar we een soort Hindiversie van Disneyland gezien hebben, leek bijna op de Fata Morgana en nog wat tempels. Uiteraard wilde ik ook nog even de Taj Mahal zien, dus na een nachtje in Agra, ging de wekker om 5 uur, zodat we om 6 uur bij de ingang konden staan. T was het allemaal waard!!!
Nu zitten we in Orchha, een bijzonder gezellig plaatsje volgebouwd met ...
Khajurao, a novela
... foram considerados patrimônio da humanidade pela UNESCO, motivo suficiente para saber que La encontraríamos algo realmente incomum e diferente da arquitetura 'arabe e muçulmana que impera em quase todos os locais da India. Este conjunto ficou escondido em uma densa floresta por vários séculos, motivo este que os preservou da devastação pelos ataques islâmicos e foi redescoberto no inicio do século XIX. Achei que valeu a pena ter mantido este trecho no nosso roteiro, mesmo saindo do ...
Hotel sunrise at orchha is best budget guest house
... parts of the country can easily access this hotel.
One of the main attractions of the hotel sunrise orchha Guest House in Orchha is the fascinating views that it offers. The majority of the rooms of the hotel offer wonderful views of a garden, which is located within the premises of the hotel.
The hotel sunrise ...
A lazy day with some thrilling spice up
... and finally gave up and got back to the room for a fresh-up before the next start off.
Around 4 PM the local representative came to wave us off and we started a 5 hour drive back to Jhansi again. It really made us wonder if it was that much cheaper to drive back and forth rather than fly… This time the driver wanted to play us a movie from his portable, oh-so-cool DVD-player. We watched a movie called VEER – such drama, action and ...
Temples etc
... I wasn't married. Anyway, I didn't get hitched, and was soon heading off to the vast temple which overlooked the town. Passed a busy wedding with splendidly dressed up gents ('What a fine getup sir!') and women proudly walking around in their best saris. As I walked up the stairs to the temple, a young chap introduced himself to me and asked the standard opening lines (Where are you from, how do you like India, how long in India, what are your opinions ...


