Hotel Sitara

... had with Mahesh.  Anyway...I ran into both of these two actors quite a few times during our long weekend at the Sitara hotel...and while I could care less about them...it was fun to watch some of the locals and the hotel employees scamper about ...

... but the hotel was fulled. Probably I was too early and everyone was still sleeping. Remembered Nemat told me about Blue Sky Hotel in Sitara Market too so I went there. Single room without aircon is Rs500 but with aircon is Rs1200! Of couse I took the one ...

... old Dhaka, passing through Shankaria Bazar and the rickshaw art in Bangsal Road before seeing our final site before lunch, the Sitara or "Star" Mosque. This building seemed a little out of place amongst the decaying old buildings and dirty streets, with ...

... as bad as the previous one, and besides, all the corrupt officials were eventually released and allowed back into their old positions.” The Sitara Mosque was located next door to a boys' school and when I got out of the car they all stared. In fact, ...

... just so damn warm, as if I'm living in a sauna...even the hallway outside is cooler than my room! I took a minibus from Sitara to Aapara and changed to another bus to Rawalpindi, it only costs me 23 rupees. Rawalpindi is so different from ...

... the earthquake.) Wild West stunts which frighten the little children with the bangs of gunfire. A good lunch is included at the on site Sitara Hotel with low ceilings and lots of glitz.  Another holiday from India.   So from the old to the new ...

Truely the best experience so far!! I love this place. Already on the way to Amritsar I met a nice guy who gave me some tips and advice. He was a Sikh as he explained to me. The golden temple is the holiest of holiest for the Sikh people, but they invite ...