Latest experiences in India

Test ( by PratikGohil in Mumbai, India, India )

PratikGohil — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 13:35:17 +0100

Your experience was in Mumbai, India, India. You went on 02 of August 2008 for 1 day. You went because you live here and for i live here. You went with just me. You got there and around by car or van. Your verdict is: avoid like the plagueYour experience was in Mumbai, India, India. You went on 02 of August 2008 for 1 day. You went because you live here and for i live here. You went with just me. You got there and around by car or van. Your verdict is: avoid like the plague

lively experience ( by vicky19 in Haridwār, India )

vicky19 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 11:34:05 +0100

My First Mumbai Trip ( by PratikGohil in Mumbai, India, India )

PratikGohil — Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:27:14 +0100

luncky chance ( by surbhi in Sehore, India )

surbhi — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 14:28:21 +0100

Its a beautiful place and the weekend destination for the people living in nearby cities especially bhopal. Its about 37 km from bhopal. If you are in sehore your destinations to hangout will differ depending on age and liking. For kids: cresent water park:- A wonderful experiance n you will not like to go back home......... For Youths: Lisa Movie thetre: low in price and full incomforts.A must destination if you vist sehore. For adults: Cresent Club Resort, lisa various parks and dabhas............... For foodies: - bada bazar lane . its really if u like chat dishes. and if you wanto have food dhabas r perfect beside s hotels......... For ganesha's devotes: - historical ganesh temple is what you should never miss.

Agra has Taj Mahal ( by SunilYahoo in Āgra, India )

SunilYahoo — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 10:01:27 +0100

This is wonderful place, It was built by Mugal Emperor Shahjhan. It was completed in 22 years by 22,000 workers. I liked the Taj most

Tremendous Experience ( by sourav in Contai, India )

sourav — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 15:36:40 +0000

Contai is a really beautiful town, tourist spot and newly discovered virgin beach. you will miss too much if you dont go there. For details of how to go, photo album, history, economy, cultures please visit offocial site of contai http://www.contai.info

Matheran: the sound of silence ( by itchyfeet76 in Mātherān, India )

itchyfeet76 — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 00:32:19 +0000

After a fortnight of sightseeing, delicious dinners and parties in beloved Mumbai, it seemed time to take a break from the smog. My lungs were crying out for a break from the city distinctly unfresh air. The hill station of Matheran, an eco–sensitive region, was the chosen spot, 100 kilometres from Mumbai. It was ‘discovered’ in 1850 by one Hugh Mallet, the then Collector of Thane during British colonial rule. The hill town became more popular during the patronage of Lord Elphinston, the first Governor of Bombay.

A train dream ( by Samster in Pathānkot, India )

Samster — Sun, 23 Dec 2007 18:20:16 +0000

It really should have been easy. After all, I had done the same journey previously two years before. And well, this time their were five of us travelling together. We were on a 16 hour train journey to Pathankot, Northern India, trying to escape the heat of the south and make the relatively cool climate of Himachal Pradesh. There was only one catch...the train arrived in the middle of the night at our stop before going on to Kashmir. And it was an Indian train, which meant of course no fixed arrival time. Some of us decided to sleep, others stay awake. Not a good plan. The train arrived in Pathankot with us all wrapped deeply in wonderful dreamland. Thomas, a friend we were travelling with, realised it in the last few moments before the train started to move! He gave a yell which began a flurry of movement as we all dreary eyed scampered into action. But the corridors were blocked by a teeming mass of sleeping Indian bodies and the only way out was through the side window...wh...

The walk of life ( by Samster in Benares, India )

Samster — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 01:00:29 +0000

A walk along the River Ganges in Varanasi is a crazy experience that encapsulates all the mystery, dirt, confusion and magic of India. Along these famous ghats (or steps) that look down upon the holiest of holies, the river Ganga, is a spectacle that is just impossible to imagine. Naked Saddhus (holy men that have renounced all possessions) jostle with women washing clothes, while small boys play cricket in the background. Brahmins (the higher and more educated caste) sit on the banks of the river purifying themselves with a swim, playing chess and intellectualising. The odd foreigner walks buy with a camera generally confused at the sight, while Hindu families from all over India come to cremate their dead on the holy banks. Monkeys prey the rooftops looking for morsels, and small children try to sell you candles to make a wish in the river. Varanasi is renowned for its music, and many foreigners come here to learn the tabla, flute, sitar and other Indian instruments. Watch out f...

Taj Lake Palace Hotel: Review ( by TravelVideoPostCard in Udaipur, India )

TravelVideoPostCard — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:28:21 +0000