Dharamshaalas have become more modern, as well. The bathrooms were very well mainted with a geyser and separate taps for hot and cold water attached to a shower. It was no less pleasuring as a shower in the west. The next morning, after taking darshans in several other temples, we arranged for a taxi which was not an easy job to do with lots of taxiwaalas present on the scene and we being the only customers. Our next stop at this point was Jhansi, town on the outskirts of UP. We wanted to rush
since it was a long distance journey and we wanted to be there before it was too late. Yet, we couldn't start before 1ish and decided to gulp down thick aloo paranthas - disgrace to their cousins, the chatpate paranthe of Mussorie. We bowed to Mahavir bhagwaan one last time feeling the satisfaction of a paapi having washed all his sins and started towards Jhansi settling down comfortably in the nice ac blast of the taxi.
3 comments:
good for you that trip was in almost winters, i challenge you to do a do in june-july on this stretch.
That's true. I can't even imagine rajasthan summer now. this year you will see me mostly nehind closed doors. I will be stepping out only in the evenings.
Dehradun would still be better, Gurgaon its horrible, you can only live in AC,outside its open spaces, dust , heat and in mornings labour defecating.Its actually growing very fast and construction everywhere.
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