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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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One of the oldest schools in Asia and ‘Memorial’ for a smuggler


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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Ilango has been in Goa for over 13 years and is working as a guide for the past 7 or 8 years. We asked him how he sees the changes in Goa in the past 13 years.


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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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India is a very hospitable country. The people are helpful and polite to strangers and travellers, most of the time. All through our travel we have relied on the locals for guiding us to hotels, forts, shopping haunts and on to the highways. It’s only when we are on the highways though, without a soul in sight, that we are completely at the mercy of our two navigation systems - GoGo India and SatNav.


We lovingly call them Crime-master GoGo and Sattu.

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namrata

Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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The road from Indore to Dhule consists of a portion of the NH3, the same road takes you from Indore to Mumbai. A 267km stretch of potholes, ditches, undulations and in utterly pathetic condition. A drive that should have taken us 5 hours at max but took us 8 hrs and 22 mins overall!

A drive that I loved.

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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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Though we are in MP now - 2 states away from Rajasthan - we still cannot help but look back at the wonderful surprises that we found along the way. Sure, Gujarat had the Rann of Kutch and our brief stay in UP took us to the eternal monument of love, but it was Rajasthan that sticks in our memories.


A short look at the times gone by and a last look back at Rajasthan.


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Sunday, August 16, 2009

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In love with Jodhpur
In love, in Jodhpur
In Jodhpur, with love


A look back at the most charming place we visited during our short two day stint in Rajasthan.


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bharath

Saturday, August 15, 2009

06:46 PM

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Why write about the Cedia? As we come towards the end of our journey and we look back at all the places we visited, all the distance we covered, all the time spent on the highway, we realized the one thing that connects all the dots is the car.


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thecouple

Saturday, August 15, 2009

06:26 PM

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As we drove from Mangalore to Goa, this large laterite quarry caught our attention and we decided to check out how it is done.


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radhika

Saturday, August 15, 2009

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Dylan and I have traveled together since I was 13. Growing up with him meant understanding that music was not about the voice; it was the soul behind the voice.

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Cedia cuts its way from Red stone to Port wine land
IIM Outdoor to Indore 27 Mitsubishi @ Jaipur Cedia cuts its way from Red stone to Port wine land
     



Dr Jai prakash Parmar

GPS Car Navigation Device
(from GOGO india)

Noora Dmello

Tracking Device
(from Auto Track India)

  1. Vinamra Agarwal
  2. Madhav Khanna
  3. Mrinmay Bhattacharjee
  4. Archiramu
  5. Harpreet Singh
  6. Bhavin Patel
  7. Harish Kukreja
  8. Ananya Ukil