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Hotel Zannat Manali

NH-21, A -100 Ground, Manali Manali, Himachal Pradesh, 175131, India

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Efficiency in India, remarkable!

A travel blog entry by olliedixon

... an enthusiastic Indian crowd singing and cheering on one side of the border and a quiet and rather empty Pakistani crowd on the other. The ceremony itself was filled with all the pompous, macho and outlandish marching that each soldier could muster. They marched up and down the road puffing out their chests at each other until the border was named officially closed for the night and crowd storm out cheering, each side thinking they were the better!

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Satisfying my curiosity as to the shortcut route

A travel blog entry by matt.s.wise

... I packed my backpack and walked the four kilometres or so along the main track and shortcut paths, down to Barsheni where I had expected to be yesterday afternoon. After lunch there I waited for a bus... and waited... Several other people - locals and hippie backpackers - were also waiting. Nearly two hours passed and then a shared-taxi minibus arrived from the direction of Manikaran/Kasol; a woman backpacker got out and told us that there were major ...

Jhatingri Barot Kotikohad Luhardi

A travel blog entry by indianature

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... Not surprisingly, a water mill – Karhaat – was also going full swing nearby. Himachalis proudly boast of their Karhaat atta [flour] being much tastier than that from any other type of mill. This is true, the difference in taste is tangible, more so when it is from the sustenance crop of home grown organic ...

Camp Bollywood

A travel blog entry by marsie80

... we walked back up the road we had come down to a village that we were told was about 3k away. Now, we had learned at this point to take all quoted distances with a large grain of salt, but when the "3K" took us a solid hour, we became even more skeptical. Finally, we made it to a very small village on the side of the road, and there we set up clinic- scattered amongst the buildings wherever we could find a bit of space. The view was excellent from up there, though, and there was ...

Snow Camp

A travel blog entry by paulgoesglobal

... br> We got to the top, which had spectacular views of the mountains around us and rested up for half an hour or so. Then we started down, it was an epic board down, the snow was great, and although I had some huge, huge stacks which included multiple somersaults. It was very addictive and I cant wait to go boarding again, this time somewhere with lifts.

Unfortunately, during one of my many acrobatic tumbles, my camera was ejected onto the mountain, ...