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* Pushkar, a Hindu Pilgrimage Town
* Udaipur, City of Lakes * Ranakpur, A Change of Scenery * Jodhpur, the Blue City * Jaisalmer, the Golden City * Getting Hot Over Here in Bikaner * Mandawa, A City of Havelis (Living Art Quarters) * A Bit of Culture Shock * Delhi * A Day in southern Myanmar * Soaking it in Ranong * Along the Andaman and Gulf of Thailand Coasts * Boom Boom Bangkok * Chengdu, City of Hot Peppers, Teahouses, and Pandas
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June 28, 2006Pushkar, a Hindu Pilgrimage TownPassed through the Muslim pilgrimage town of Ajmer on the way to the Hindu pilgrimage town of Pushkar. The Brahma...Read this update Udaipur, City of LakesUdaipur is considered as the most romantic town in Rajasthan. Known as the City of Lakes, the town seems to...Read this update June 27, 2006Ranakpur, A Change of SceneryOn the way to Ranakpur, where the famous Jain temples are located, the scenery changed from desert landscape to forest....Read this update June 26, 2006Jodhpur, the Blue CityOkay, now it’s melting/dying hot. Close to 50 degrees Celsius in the desert town, Jodhpur is known as the Blue...Read this update June 25, 2006Jaisalmer, the Golden CityReached, I think, one of the hottest places on earth. Jaisalmer was 47 degrees Celsius when we drove in. A...Read this update June 23, 2006Getting Hot Over Here in BikanerThe next town, Bikaner, turned out to be much bigger and chaotic. Being closer to the Thar Desert makes it...Read this update June 22, 2006Mandawa, A City of Havelis (Living Art Quarters)Entered the small desert town of Mandawa to see intricately detailed and designed havelis. Havelis are old homes that are...Read this update A Bit of Culture ShockOkay, I must admit that I’m glad to have gone the driver route. Especially since this is the hottest time...Read this update June 21, 2006DelhiGosh, preparing for a trip to India took a bit of research and planning (seriously, it seems like every other...Read this update June 20, 2006A Day in southern MyanmarLongtailed-boated into Kawthoung (aka, Victoria Point) for a day to get a taste of Myanmar. H. met a local kid...Read this update Soaking it in RanongFrom Krabi, took a 7-hour local bus ride to Ranong, the hot spring center and rainiest area in Thailand. Foreigners...Read this update June 19, 2006Along the Andaman and Gulf of Thailand CoastsOriginally wanted to overland it all the way down to Indonesia from Bangkok. But that didn’t happen. H. wanted to...Read this update June 03, 2006Boom Boom BangkokBangkok is one city that always seems to have a big celebration going on. The first time here, it was...Read this update June 01, 2006Chengdu, City of Hot Peppers, Teahouses, and PandasBack in muggy China again after a pretty scary, bumpy plane ride (doesn't help either if you've got the plane...Read this update |
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