Mahadev Resort Manali

N.H.#21, The Mall, Rangree Manali, Himachal Pradesh, India

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Gracious.

A travel blog entry by amy9979

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... am now soaking wet. It just comes out of the sky so quickly and makes you simply soaked, even with an umbrella.

Gracious is the title of today's blog,and I will tell you for what. Western toilets, dry air, no litter and very little worry about us and them in Canada. This country is constantly in a state of us and them; us and The Developed world, us and The Tibetans, us and The Pakistanis (!!), us and ...

Efficiency in India, remarkable!

A travel blog entry by olliedixon

... be found in chaotic India. It is a massive hall completed staffed by volunteers that offers meals 24/7 for anyone! All you need to do is join the queue and walk in. A plate bowl and spoon would be thrust into your hands and everyone would be sat in long lines on the floor of this hall. People from 8 to 80 would walk up and down offering rice, chapati, dahl and rice pudding. And it is all unlimited! When you're done you walk out and give your plate to someone ...

Long time, no blog

A travel blog entry by dgreenberg

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... tandoor oven, which we did attempt to cook some veg pasta on (took a while, but tasted all the better for it!). Vashist also has hot springs, which fill a bath in the temple in town for everyone to use, so we all had our first hot baths for months which was INCREDIBLE. Never felt so clean.

It was from Manali that I managed to find some equipment to carry on using my camera (wahey) and also where a lot of adventure sports are booked from. 4 ...

My Beloved Little Tibet

A travel blog entry by janagorski

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... study it in detail but I’ve collected a couple of books nonetheless. And to my great pleasure, Darren’s shown as much interest in learning to cook Tibetan food.Tibetan food has come as a welcome relief. Helloooo vegetables!! I’ve enjoyed Indian food but I miss my vegetables. Our second day here I gorged myself on a massive bowl of water-fried spinach and nothing else. Everywhere sells big bowls of thukpa or thanthuk (flat/square noodles) soups, heaped ...

Snow Camp

A travel blog entry by paulgoesglobal

... 5 other beginners for some snowboarding lessons. it was awesome, we learned how to get down the mountain without killing ourselves (hopefully) and I picked up snowboarding fairly quickly thanks to familiarity with most other board sports.

In the afternoon myself and two Iraily guys walked up the mountain for about 90 minutes, which was totally exhausting, but again just a warm up and boarded back down, which took about 10 minutes. Great fun ...