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Travel Blogs from Gangtok
Ravangla South Sikkim (aka Rabongla)
... lucky to have witnessed this phenomena buts it’s not till later that we realize how lucky. The clouds start to roll in creating a thin mist as we head to Pelling a small town renowned for its view of the mountains.
PJ wrote:
It is a glorious drive to Pelling with the memory of the full moon setting still imprinted in our minds. The two young men that accompany us stop for photos ...
Tea for two, please...
... as it served almost exclusively Southern Indian dishes. Nevertheless we ordered a chai and a masala dosa each, which was fantastic! I guess it's a bit like a buckwheat crepe, but with potato masala and cheese in it and dipping sauce. Super tasty!
Little remains for the rest of the day. Both of us woke up feeling a little fragile, but we're feeling much better now. We will purchase some tea for journey, and for taking home, and then eat and ...
Day 187 - The Heart of India
... town perched amongst the foothills of the Himalayas. Now I’ve found myself following those icy giants that stand eternal and omniscient, into the lush untouched countryside of Sikkim and eventually the mystical and captivating peaks of Nepal. Even after all this, I’ve only touched 1% of this country. The sheer size and variety of life in India is spellbinding. In light of this, I’ve ...
Republicanism rules in the state of dar & jeeling
... the billion people that populate the continent, is quite a feat...but there enlies the magic; there are so many people that to live in nothing less than a harmonous state of togetherness would be (in my opinion) potentially disastorous.
As the jeep chugged up the british-like roads to the british hill station i enjoyed the lush green scenary. At out destination though I was practically thrown out with a crush of myt ...
Where is Gangtok?
... packs in their jeeps we looked a sight! Siliguri was a trip that skirted the town. First impression was that of a service centre that was industrial based. Just outside of town we came across our first evidence of an over presence of the military. There is a massive base that goes on for kilometers! At the end of the base, we entered a teak forest. This was beautiful; very PNGish! We drove north through flat land and continued to pass military ...
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