India Travelogue

[Ian Lockley]

Hi Gabriele. I didn't get your Part 1!!?? I'm off to India for 6 weeks in
Fan/Feb, so I'd love to see your travelogues. Can you post them to me
personally? No need to worry about Parts 1 and 8 (we're only going to
Northern India), unless they include vital/general info that may be useful
and interesting. Oh, send them anyway :-)

Thanks in advance, Ian in Western Australia
loc...@southwest.com.au

>
>Today, I am going to send you part one of the travelogue about my trip to
>India in January.
>It's called PASSAGE THROUGH INDIA.
>
>Ute, my sister-in-law, and I traveled to Bombay to visit our friends
>Helen and DG. They have lived in
>Bombay for a couple of years, and we arranged to travel to Rajasthan,
>Delhi, Agra, Gwalior and
>Khajuraho together. Helen had booked our in-country-travel through the
>Travel Corporation of India
>(TCI) office in Bombay. Usually we were at the same hotels, but in some
>cities Helen & DG stayed at
>the beautiful Palace Hotels (former maharaja palaces,) while Ute and I
>"preferred" more reasonable
>priced hotels. This was Ute's and my first travel to Asia, and won't be
>our last.
>
>The travelogue is quite long.
>
>Part 1: Bonn - Bombay - Lonavla - Bombay (Dec 29, 1996 - Jan 3, 1997)
>Part 2: Bombay - Udaipur - Mt. Abu - Jodhpur (January 4-8, 1997)
>Part 3: Jodhpur - Jaisalmer - Jodhpur (January 9 -2. 1997)
>Part 4: Jodhpur - Jaipur - Samode - Ranthambore (January 13-16)
>Part 5: Ranthambore - Fatehpur Sikri - Agra - Gwalior (January 17-18,
>1997)
>Part 6: Gwalior - Khajuraho - Delhi (January 19-21, 1997)
>Part 7: Delhi - Varanasi - Bombay (January 22-2, 1997):
>Part 8: Bombay - Dubai - Bonn (January 26- 9, 1997)
>
>
>Gabi, in Bonn
>gni...@usia.gov
>
>

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