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Hi fellow India Mikers
I am new to this forum, but am so happy to have found it. I am off to India for my first trip there on 16th May from South Africa. Have already found s much helpful info from this site, so thank you to all you guys for posting for...
Started by CarlaYogi on
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Going to Dharamsala round 4th July!!!
Cheers, Carla....
Directly to Rishikesh on 17th May, but from there am open to exploring Northern India in all it's glory, but from there am open to exploring Northern India in all it's glory.
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Camping in northern India On a recent trip to India, I got lucky and managed to spend a couple of days near Palia Kalan in the national park. Although the road trip to the area was plenty exciting (8 hours from Delhi), once we got there the scenery was...
Started by Nightfly on
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It certainly looks like....
Makes me realise how sheltered my life is, in a dull urban sprawl .
Re: Camping in northern India looks like you had an excellent time! thanks for sharing! Re: Camping in northern India Simply amazing.
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Hi,
Myself and my boyfriend are going to India for the first time in September. The plan, roughly, at the moment is to fly into Delhi, take an overnight bus to Dharmasala to see the Dalai Lama from the 4th-6th, maybe stay a couple of extra nights, then...
Started by simsy24 on
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Hi Guys,
I am travelling solo to India for 2 months (July & August) and am considering buying a netbook to take with me. I've looked around and they seem to cost around £250. Below I've listed reasons why I think I'll need one and also my concerns. If...
Started by alykhantejani on
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by 6 people.
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We to India next year and are toying with the idea of getting some kind of dongle but I haven't done any research yet.
We've taken our 3 year old Acer netbook to India twice (plus one trip to outback Australia).
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This was my first ever trip to India, although I had been to Sri Lanka previously so knew some of the birds. Although it was mostly a birding trip, there were a few days of work (well, sort of work) and one or two other days that were only partly birding...
Started by Andrew Whitehouse on
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by 8 people.
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Covered quite a lot of North India.
Here are some fetching read and nicely illustrated! Beautiful Pics and a grt Report .
Expensive areas to do in that part of India because of the additional costs.
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I'm looking to tour the Northern India end of this year.
Any suggestion on tour agents in Delhi.
Thanks
Started by ausindian on
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You can send your requirements to amrita....
So far i've been very happy with his services.
I used Ravi last fall, my mother used him last winter, and I'm using him again next month and again this fall .
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Hello!
I am traveling to India for the first time July 2012. Why July? Because I'm a teacher and the only opportunity I have to take a month off to travel (and India is a dream destination) is in July! Unfortunately, from what I've read I should be prepared...
Started by PinkPeep on
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It will be great adventure in your life because only India is that kind of city where you can see lots.
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Hello -
Just wanted to recommend the Pindari Glacier trek, you can do it "teahouse or homestay style trek" or bring tents etc.
I recommend getting a guide if like me, you are a women traveling alone. I was lucky to meet a good local guide in Loharkhat...
Started by michelleflenniken on
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Note: the....
The caretaker can prepare dhal-bhat - do bring your own snacks to supplement .
I agree it can be done tea house style - except that the lodges are government owned rather than family run .
I was there 10 years back.
Start in Tatopani.
Good yarn.
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If you go to the advanced search button on the upper right & restrict to this region & to the health branch as well you will get a ton of information some of it only in the last several days. The bottom line is that there is a lot to be considered & ultimately...
Started by sb3 on
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In principle there is....
(That general area)"
By Dharamsala I take it you mean McLeod Ganj ( "Dhasa") - near 2000 meters and extremely unlikely to an be issue , even in monsoon .
Dharmasala , Bir, etc.
But you will find serious disagreement.
I say no.
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Hello! I am planning an Indian adventure this summer, mostly by train. I'm hoping to see some areas in Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Jodhpur), Agra, Varanasi, Bodhgaya, and then to Kolkata (I'm meeting my little sponsored child!), and possibly some other places...
Started by pinkdairycow on
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I'm hoping to see some areas in Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Jodhpur), Agra, Varanasi, Bodhgaya... .
Anyway, leave your email address.
You'll die of heat.
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