Gujarat Travel Blogs
Browse travel blogs from Gujarat below. Gujarat travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Gujarat.
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#1 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Oct 30, 2008
Navratri or Garba is the city's largest festival, with song, dance and lights during every October or November. Many of the residents spend their evenings at their local Garba grounds where local musicians play traditional music while people dance the Raas and Garba dances which often goes on pa…
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#2 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Apr 12, 2009
Vadodara is my current location, is the third most-populated city in the Indian state of Gujarat after Ahmedabad and Surat. Vadodara has a rich historical background. The ardent historian can trace Vadodara's history over 2000 years and more. Vadodara is also known as Baroda.The City of Vadodara ap…
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#3 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Jan 05, 2008 – Feb 21, 2008
We took an overnight train, 13 hours, from Agra to Biroda, India. I have an Indian business associate from Chambersburg that is in India now and had invited me to visit him and his home town while I'm in India. I made contact with him and he got us at the train station in Biro…
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#4 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Feb 10, 2008
I had been to palitana in gujarat india.. it is at mountain top and tempretue was 4 celsius.. it was chilling ..and high breeze, we were topless ( men only ) as being dress for rituals. high ..... and it was sheer fun.
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#5 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Oct 03, 2007 – Oct 21, 2007
Nagpur, India -› Agra, India -› …
By 17:30 I was in (sort of!) Ahmedabad... well some remote outskirt of it anyway. This place, somehow, was dirtier and dustier and maybe hotter than Rajasthan! Urggh... just wanted to get to my friend's place. I went to Ajay and Vijay's office by rickshaw, took long enough for the 20+ km ride.Ajay …
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#6 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Nov 02, 2007 – Jul 20, 2008
Goa, India -› Jamnagar, India -› …
Dancing and swiming in the beach, I love psytrance and dance hehe!!
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#7 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Jul 28, 2007 – Aug 12, 2007
New Delhi, India -› Mumbai, India -› …
Trip to India was one of the best in my life!
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#8 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Jan 25, 2008 – Feb 22, 2008
Well to sum up the last three days would be impossible but im on a time limit with the computer. So here goes After waking up in Delhi we literally had to run to car awaytch our train and go through about 20 cars to get to our seat. When we got to Agra we got our tickets for our 12 hour train ride …
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#9 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Feb 16, 2009 – Feb 18, 2009
Mumbai, India -› India -› …
My pictures of my trip to India to go to my friends wedding!
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#10 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Feb 01, 2007 – Feb 05, 2008
Izmir, Turkey -› Kutahya, Turkey -› …
Come chill out and chat about good times on the couch with me.... Simon
(note the tilted pimp hat)
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#11 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Jan 15, 2007 – Jan 20, 2007
I finally made it to India in January 2007. Spent most of my time in Ahamdabad ... a pretty part of India ... the kite festival was the highlight of my stay!
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#12 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Jul 16, 2008 – Jul 28, 2008
Mumbai, India -› Dhule, India -› …
In Bhuj (mijn 4de keer) en zoals altijd weer een aanvaring met de hygiƫne! Landing dit keer was uitermate zacht! Anders dan ik gewend ben in deze winderige streek.
Nadat ik diezelfde dag nog errug trots was op wat ik in de WC kon aanschouwen, moest ik het die dag erna toch laten afweten. Hier ble…
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#13 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Dec 18, 2005 – Dec 20, 2005
I can hear this dude outside yelling about some kind of fruit...but anyways its been about a day since I landed in Gujarat. Man...going to India is a journey in itself. After we leanded in Korea I thought I was a badass. "A 12 hour flight? That ain't shit...I could do another 12" Yea, t…
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#14 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
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#15 of 18 Gujarat travel blogs
Aug 13, 2006 – Aug 05, 2007
Following in the footsteps of Marco Polo by reliving the past of the Silk Roads from Syria to China, going upstream the mighty Mekong from Vietnam all the way to Tibet, see the roof of the world and more.....
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