Taj Krishna

... .     The four of us met out at a bar called Ahala which just happens to be attached to the Taj Krishna.  Pretty pricey place, but good music and a good crowd.  We actually ran into another coworker and along with her ...

... opinions that I know will be fun to work around when we actually start executing this project.  This is my last week at the Taj Krishna which has been an amazing hotel.  The only gripe I have is they almost take "too good of care of you".  ...

... just destroying the holy temples existence. http://www.shribankebihariji.com/ Then we went to ISKCON - International Society for Krishna Consciousness Again I cannot describe so please read - ...

... battered in a deep yellow colour (stodge) and fried.  We savoured our breakfast, to the tune of Hari Krishna, Hari Krishna, Krishna Krishna, Hari Hari whilst inhaling the array of josticks on the shrine adjacent to our table. Our trip was made on ...

... the ladies on the bus, that I was following because I didn't want to get lost, turns to me and say "this is where Hare Krishna was born"...oh! cool! That explains why the security is so tight -I got molested by the female security guard on the way in. We ...

... was there in 1996. Our bus tour continued back to Delhi and our last stop was Mathura, the holy birthplace of Lord Krishna. Apparently Mathura without Lord Krishna would be like Bethlehem without Christ, and there are many Hare Krishnas walking around ...

... ! Oh are there English subtitles? Yes mam! Very good! Yeah but you know, I just don’t want it. I don’t like this. Mam! Krishna! Yeah, I’m sorry. No. Look! He showed me the max retail price on the back of the CD, Rs 225. I give you for ...

... lead up to the sky from where you could take photos of the Taj above the trees. A true stairway to heaven perhaps. They gave us a Krishna tikka dot and were well happy we had visited them. Before we had left the driver / rider had said we were going on a ...

... (the current one is a businessman in Delhi) used to love wall paintings. The best room had the whole life of Krishna depicted on the walls, sybolising the path of life you take from a careless youth with cheeky tricks to assuming responsibility and power ...

... make some money off of us by taking us around to shops.  On the way home, the bus stopped at 2 temples, including a harry Krishna temple from where he was born.  By the time we arrived back in Delhi, it was 2am, and we were exhausted.  ...

... reached our destination. Mathura is a small city, perched on the banks of the Yamuna river. It is a holy place that attracts Krishna devotees from around the country, as legend goes that Krishna, the deity often represented with a flute and a cow, was ...

... and we were only able to see replicas of the tombs with Shah Jahan and his third wife for whom the Taj Mahal was built. Final stop was Lord Krishna's (Hindu god) birthplace on the way back to Delhi - no cameras allowed - many a missed photo ...

... setting off (no offence to the Hindus but to this untrained eye they DO all look very similar). One, the 'playground of Hare Krishna' seemed a blatant sales pitch to give money to the temple (get your name engraved in marble there - at a cost!)... and ...

... a photo with the disease ridden, skinny little rodents. Halfway along the journey we stopped at a temple in the town where Krishna was born. It was a fascinating white marble place, built on the premise that it was created for all religions and open ...

... soon joined by the Indonesian man. I’m not sure exactly when we left because I had been waiting in a state of un-air conditioned semiconsciousness. Within a couple hours we arrived at a Krishna shrine, and the trip got suddenly much more ...

... crisps. In the evening we splashed out on another Taj buffet. Afterwards, drinking coffee in the bar we befriended the barman, Krishna. The liquors he sold were extremely expensive. A straight looking band played rock music. Krishna wanted me to go up ...

... in a thick dust and in the midst of the roadside chaos we seen a man lightly cleaning the airborne dirt from a pile of Krishna trinkets. The drive to get up in the morning out of whatever locale he stays in and stack his wears, with his face at car ...

... $10 – from 6am till about 2am, all day trip with stops for breakfast, lunch, couple of hours to see Taj Mahal, Red Fort, shopping, seeing Krishna's birth place and back to Delhi. It can be tiring but to see Taj Mahal will be very rewarding. Entry to ...

... dann weiter nach Kambodscha. Erzähl ihnen von meiner Reise 2005. Nach 6 Stunden Fahrt - Ankunft in Jaipur und ich ruf im Krishna Palace an und werd kurz drauf abgeholt.  "Feudales" Zimmer - scheint zwar noch im Bau zu sein - aber richtig altes ...