Calcutta Travel and Tourism Guide

Other days Walked out to find something to eat. At lunch was so crowded with Indian. Since i was there, i met tourists not more than 4 couples! Where were they? No one come here??? ... Anyway, along the way had many many places to eat. Food shops on the street, some look so yummy! Most of Indian were eating there coz it's easy and cheap and quick and etc. Some of them wore suit and tie but they were there eating with hands as a traditional way to eat Dalbhat, main dish here. No chair, stood ...

Oct. 29 - Nov. 02, 07 Could I say this is my second time in India? :) Maybe not. We left here four weeks ago, even our first plan was to stay here for 4 weeks. Why did we change the plan? ...  How did India treat us last time? I was thinking about the answer. We're panic at first but we're more relax now. Why? I remember the first time we stepped in Calcutta, India. It was our first city of our first trip together. On that day, Ale and I don't know...

We apologize for the lack of communication as of late, but it seems that India has grasped us firmly by its awe-aspiring wonder and we are just now able to spend some time reflecting. **PLEASE NOTE** Effective immediately, we will not be using this blog. We have started a new blog on a new site. The following link is to our main page: http://www.travelpod.com/members/tstewy or, to go directly to our travel blog: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog/tstewy/asia-2007/tpod.html We apo...

After a quick trip up to Pelling to view the Himalayas and visit a peaceful monastery, I went back down to Darjeeling for a few more nights.  Something about that place made it hard to leave.  Maybe it was the fact they had toast (Pelling had no bread, and due to bird flu, no chicken/eggs).  Or maybe it was the Himalayas that you knew were there (I actually saw a brief glimpse of them one icy morning from Tiger Hill).  Or maybe, just maybe it was all the exercise I was get...