Ashok Delhi

... to give credible ratings to deserving accommodation where I stayed in the hope it helps others. Namely the Master Guest House in Delhi (Karol Bagh area), the Sheela Hotel in Agra, The Jaipur Ashok Hotel in Jaipur and The Alka Hotel in Connought Place, New ...

... special Indian roti-style pancakes, stuffed with potatoes and veggies. More spreads; Rita really fattened us up! :) And Ashok's daughter, Namita, was a magnificent hostess. With a degree and continuted studies in psychology, she is very well educated ...

Arrived at Delhi around 10.00 and transferred to Ashok Country Resort, which was situated down a track that made Kent roads seem billiard-table flat. After VJV "pep talk", also known as sales pitch, off we set for orientation tour of Delhi, with ...

... we were reunited last night and had a tour of Delhi today, with a guide and a driver. The driver successfully navigated the streets of Delhi only by constant use of his horn. Our guide was good and funny but not as interested in shopping as Mom and I ...

... to Delhi, a journey of some six plus hours.       A  very late evening arrival at Delhi station and the much-anticipated Delhi railway porters - we were not to be disappointed, with what appeared to be chaos organised with ...

We arrived from Mumbai in the evening? The flight was very pleasant and the food was good. The Ashok was such a big jump in quality from the other two hotels we stayed at and it was good to experiece 5 star service in India? Overall, we rate service ...

The area that we stayed in was beautiful and most streets were lined with huge trees and small gardens - Delhi, the garden city. The Jamma Masjid and red fort area is special. We went there by cycle ricksaw - what an experience! Highly recommended! ...

... following day highlights:  cycle rickshaw ride through Old Delhi's market places through very narrow spaces; dinner with Ashok's family in New Delhi suburb - thank you Ashok, Urmila and Akash!  this was truly our personal welcome to India and a ...

... take with us to India), so we decided to pack them into a plastic bag and give them to Ashok and Vinod. The travel on the roads back into Delhi happened at a reasonable pace, until the last 30km where we encountered Delhi's crammed roads and road ...

... were rather tired, we retired to bedroom. Well here I am putting down all that made the first day of Experiment orientation at Delhi a memorable. July 9th Lodhi House, New Delhi At about 7.15 in the morning I left the bed and was ready for the ...

... of time around there when we were last in Delhi it still looked so very grand and special.  Following our brief tour of Delhi we returned to our starting point!  Another weird feeling!  It had felt like a long time that we had been on the ...

... hire him as my personal driver for the weekend - the first of many such offers I would receive. I soon saw what Ashok meant about Delhi driving as our journey to the hotel became a white-knuckle freestyle dance of cars, trucks, bicycle, tricycle ...

... expensive restaurant so we found a rickshaw to take us somewhere cheaper.  Our driver was accompanied by a young man named Ashok, whose father owns a small rickshaw and taxi business. Ashok asked us what our travelling plans are.  We told him ...

... ; Today, my Rotarian, Ashok, his wife, Alka, myself and several others affiliated with Rotary, went to visit the vocational school Ashok established as president of his Rotary club in '04-'05.  It was really cool; they focus mostly on educating women ...

... of red wine, we were given an abridged version of the history of India from Taairini, and carefully supplemented by her father Ashok. Sweeping her arms left and right across an imaginary time line drawn in the air between us, she told us of the ...