Aman New Delhi
Lodhi Road New Delhi, National Capital Territory of Delhi, India
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Delhi Wedding
We arrived in New Delhi at 2:30 a.m. following a 21 hour trip from SFO on Cathay Pacific. The flight went suprisingly quickly, in large part due to the comfortable leg room and great entertainment package offered by Cathay. We were able to catch up on the latest movies including almost all the best picture nominees.
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Teenage Driver and The Bedouin Fire Sitter
... of the road. This is not the scary part yet.
We drive for a while and I notice I'm not seeing all the landmarks I saw on my very short (like 15 mins) drive to the office in the morning. Oh yes friends, we're lost. And I'm in a car with a guy who speaks less English than I speak hindi, with no map*. Oh and it's the middle of the night.
There's some back tracking, some front tracking and then some double back tracking and we arrive at the main security gate ...
I'm popping out for abit....I may be some time
... and is really impressive. Islamic caligraphy is incraved all the up it and it has an ancient mosque still pretty much in tact next to it. This is one of the sights that sticks out for me. Imagine back in that time, how advanced these people were to build this. Plus you get really feel that they loved it and each brick had its own place. Simply awesome. So off we go from here towards the hotel. I have learnt a new trick. Take the money that you ...
Frantic, filthy and fascinating
... him, was not amused, and we were all appropriately apologetic.
We read in Lonely Planet that the Delhi Zoological Gardens were a lovely place for couples to wander, so it seemed like a good time for me to say goodbye to A&A and give them some time to themselves. It was really nice to have their company, although I don't suffer from loneliness either, quite happy either way. I visited next Humayuns Tomb, a beautiful serene place and an early ...
Beware of theft in New Delhi Train Station
If it wasn't for the women behind the counter at New Delhi Train Station, I wouldn't have had my $US 3200 in cash stolen this morning. She told me to go to ticket counter number 65 for foreigner's rail tickets. She was wrong. In India, it is common to line up at least in two different lines at the ticket counters in India. If she had have said to go up stairs to the tourist bureau to ...



