Taj Residency Bangalore

... restaurant at the top of some building (next door to the "13th Floor Lounge").  After dinner we checked into our hotel (Taj Residency) and called it a night. My colleagues left the next morning but I decided to stay and check out Bangalore a bit as ...

...  Delhi. We actually saw blue sky!  There were also a lot of trees lining the streets on the way to the Taj Residency hotel. Bangalore is certainly the prettier city. After lunch at the hotel we walked to the "shopping" area.  I have yet ...

... women in black burkas past Hindu women in brightly coloured saris.   This is Shivajinagar, one of the largest marketplace in Bangalore; so large that it constitutes a political riding. It’s home to almost 50,000 people, and is to my eyes ...

... had a filled schedule until then). Since most of the restaurants were closed around town, we went to his hotel (The Taj Residency) for dinner. It was absolutely delicious. Apparently, the Bharat bandh cost the economy around 130 billion Rupees... I hope ...

... the time we spent with Saazid and Maddie (perhaps it is best summed by Shawn's pouty-lipped disclosure as we awoke in Bangalore on Monday morning - "I miss our new friends"). They added the most wonderful dimension to our visit to Delhi and shared with ...