Guest House in Dehradun

... stay at Forest Guest House. Day 8 Drive back to Hanol, lunch enroute, Hot Dinner/night stay at Forest Guest House. Day 9 Drive back to Dehradun visiting Lakhamandal enroute for night train to Delhi. 2nd route- Har-ki-dun (11,200 ft) (except ...

... The plane ride was OK, a bit of turbulance that sent me into an anxiety attack but Kristin handled it well. We stayed the night at a guest house but it was so hot that there wasn't a whole lot of sleeping going on. It is wildly hot here, when you get ...

... , they said, were younger and/or being rehabilitated.  After standing around a while, waiting for a group to use the guest house's single bathroom.  During the wait we found a couple of chained up elephants and Dannie wanted desperately to touch ...

... a lawyer who studied with Sankalp in Cardiff.  Well past midnight we took our leave of the conversation and returned to the guest house.  The next morning we got up and found our way to an internet cafe. After letting our families know that we ...

... we end up at the Forest Service Guest House in a tiny town called Arakot. This is the counterpoint to last night's government guest house experience; it's just as expensive, but the place is through, done, kaput, all but closed. It took over an hour to ...

... one-storey house surrounded by sugar cane with the Himalayan foothills looming in the distance, we drove on to Dehra Dun and the guest house where various family members were staying. Kevin had quite a lot of fun seeing Sankalp’s family again and ...

... 's supposedly a beautiful Buddhist Temple.  We even got a hiking map of the area from one of the small stores nearby our guest house.  However, we didn't put the map to much use after we realized that we couldn't really figure out where exactly ...

... up, ride back down to try to convince someone to drive us to the top when we turned a corner to see a nice guest house just as it started to sprinkle, which quickly turned into a downpour. Sweet! Next morning we finished wrestling the bikes up ...

... since it was supposed to be cleaner, less touristy, and even more "holy" a city. We aranged for a taxi to pick us up at our guest house and drive us down the windy, windy road to Dehra Dun, the city at the base of the mountains.  The ride was a ...

... my water. Even 4 people do not intimidate me and in the end they let me go without paying!! Arriving at Dehradun he escorts me to his house…well better to say a little paradise in the middle of the city: an old colonial mansion surrounded by grass ...

... best way is to drive extremely slow during such conditions. While driving toward Ghurduri an idea struck me that we can get some guest house accommodation in Engineering college. We entered the college, it is a huge complex, still in making. We talked to ...

... Fort instead. This rickshaw driver took us back into the city centre and drove us round in a circle thinking we wanted a guest house. We got out a bit disgruntled and tried to find some rickshaw driver who wouldn't charge us extortionate amounts to get ...

... laughed a little. He sensed I knew it was a large amount and quickly replied with a reason.  "Main road closed. 8 kilometers to guest house, have to go around".  I looked at him like he was insane and walked away.  He followed undeterred by ...

... and finally it was total blackout! Worst thing is, while searching for the torch, we found that it has been left in the guest house itself!! God saved us and one of our Nokia mobile sets was having LED torch light! We moved forward with that slowly, ...

As the Dehradun Express (all Indian trains seem to be called 'Express', even though they stop everywhere!) slowly pulled into Bundi train station, we got our first hint that Bundi was a bit different. It was quiet – sleepy even! Quite a change in ...

... ;    .my co passenger was trained pilot from kolkata!.and another was a student from bidar ,another woman was from dehradun!!!this is best part of indian railways, total mix up of indian culture .train was non stop literally from nagpur to ...

... and a meeting I had on saturday.  I'm really hoping that next weekend I'll be able to get away to Agra or DehraDun.  Tomorrow I have the Sahara Olympics, so I'll be playing soccer and cricket all day.  Also next weekend, my uncle in ...