Mashoo Resorts Kullu

Manikaran Road, Bhuntar Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, India

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Kasol... trekkers and dopers ahoy!!

A travel blog entry by wicked.wanderer

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... place to enquire about weed. after some initial denial by the cafe owner and a lot of coaxing by me, he led me inside and showed me some hash he had kept "for personal use only". he gave me some which he said would be sufficient for 8-9 joints for 200 rupees. my main objective of the trip had thus been achieved. now it was upto mr singh to find us a suitable trekking path around kasol. we managed to find some cheap but decent accomodation(room with ...

Time and Reality

A travel blog entry by carmeninindia

... wrapped in scotch tape. Soon I'll go have dinner while you are waking up to coffee and breakfast. Tonight I'll tell you about the day I've had while you begin yours.

India is a magical place and a place that requires a total detachment from familiar concepts of time and reality.... But, with a little bit of a sense of humor, the collision produces of confetti of experiences... ones I'll never forget.



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Parashar lake and the floating island

A travel blog entry by rajshru

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... made white wine in crystal glasses and savouring home made biryani and government made dal, chawal and bhindi. It is worth remembering that since we were not carrying a cork screw, so the bottle had to be forced open driving the pointed end of an umbrella into the bottle to push the cork inside. I could not wait for the dawn and often dreamt of what awaited us at 0600hr. We jumped out of the bed at sharp 0600hr , picked up the little monster as he was and rushed towards ...

Even 'worse' than Manali

A travel blog entry by cocoandsteve

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... by the boiling, thrashing river. We only stopped the night before heading further up into the valley the next day, in search of nature, and a more real, local village atmosphere for which Parvati is famous.

The views from the road were beautiful however.
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Baijnath

A travel blog entry by indianature

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... we reached Dharamsala it was past sunset. Our hotel The Kashmir House, was a heritage property built by the Rana of Kashmir, located in a quiet cul-de-sac off the steep road going to McLeodganj. Our first choice was to stay in McLeodganj but the couple of hotels we called were all surprisingly full. Our room at the Kashmir House had a ...