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 The blue waves at night by SirRichard
If you swimm at night there you will see your body all covered with tiny points of light. An unforgettable mystic experience!!! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Ghats from the boat by SirRichard
The pilgrims start their day at the river banks steps, washing, praying and preparing tea with the watrs of the Holy River. Leave a Comment Theme: People Watching
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 Ubiquitous Movie
Advertisements - Mumbai. by Hmmmm
The movies are always in Hindi, or Maharastran or anyother dialect. But ofthen bits are in English. But dialogue understanding isn't the point. Bollywood movies are fun, fun, fun. And the songs are catchy. I like them.
Oh a bit of trivia before I sign off. Did you know Bollywood iin Mumbai is the largest film industry in the world. With 900 hundred new films per year.
Where cool loose Indian Cotton clothing. Because its cool, non sticky and it looks great. (r^^)r Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: EVERYWHEREDirections: Just ask the Rickshaw Wallah. He'll take you to a nicer one. I've heard some of the Cinemas can be a little hard going for Joe Blow Westerner.Website: http://www.bollywood.bollywood.com
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 Marine Drive at Night, Mumbai by Canadienne
Otherwise, for some less expensive evening entertainment, try Marine Drive at night. A viewing during the day is also recommended, but nighttime reveals the reason for the nickname "The Queen's Necklace," as the stretch glitters with streetlights.
A slow drive along here is beautiful. . .a walk as well, but you'll have some hassle (touts, beggars, etc.) to deal with. In the distance, you can spot Malabar Hill, home to some of the world's most expensive real estate. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Umaid Bhavan Palace, Jodhpur by Canadienne
Every few days, we would splurge on a special evening at a fancy hotel, being sure to take our time to enjoy and explore the gardens, patios and public spaces. There are some exquisite hotels in India and this is one way to get a peek inside, as well as to relax and treat yourself to something special.
Fancy clothing isn't required, but even if you're backpacking, there's no excuse to not be clean and tidy. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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 Western Temples at Night,
Khajuraho by Canadienne
As an introduction to the group (try to time it before you visit), it whets the appetite to see the temples during daylight. . .and gives some history and legend surrounding their creation and discovery. Fold-out chairs are placed on the lawn inside the main complex and the show lasts an hour. When it finishes, check out the amazing display of stars overhead as well.
It's nighttime and dark out, so wear what you like. If it's winter, bring a shawl to keep you warm. . .and don't foget mosquito repellent. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Metallic hangover
producing Kingfisher
beer. by Hmmmm
Jason ( East Boston, Massachusetts )
overall: 3.3
Pale yellowish golden clear brew with a decent white lace.Light metallic aroma, with a clean hop and grain in the back. Light to moderate body with a lower than normal carbonation for a lager. Oily hop flavour hits first then some grainy malt, grassy in a way. A mediocre brew, I would not turn it down if someone offered it to me.
Todd ( Cambridge, Massachusetts )
overall: 3.15
"Most thrilling chilled!", the label shouts. Appearance: Light golden with tiny bubbles, yielding a thin fizzy head. Smell: Semi-sweet with a distinct yeast aroma. Taste: The malt gives this a slight grainy taste which is followed by a refreshingly high lemon flavour and sour bitterness. Wonderful use of hops in this brew.
Notes: There was a card on the table that went into some interesting detail of this brew. I wrote it down, and it goes as follows: "A time when a strong, smooth beer was needed to quench the thirst and beat the heat in Hindustan, India [snip] ... high gravity lager is kept in copper urns for over 2 months. Copper stimulates the yeast and imparts its flavour in the beer."
Aaron [ME] ( New Zealand )
Overall: 2.2
Appearance: Light golden often flat, but cold.
Flavour: Light lemony flavour, then linda nutty, followed by a metallic aftertaste that had to be preservative. In a nutshell: A TERRIBLE beer. F*^ng awful. But often it is all there is in India. A beer is like pizza, there is no such thing as bad pizza. Nah. This beer is bad.
PS: Gives the worst hangover worse than 4 bottles of Champagne.
Wear cotton. because you are in India, which is stinking hot. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Anywhere.Directions: Little dodgy bottleshops, restaurants, or small street stalls that pack it like concealed weapons. The enjoyment of this 'cloak and dagger' beer commerce makes the bad taste of Kingfisher beer handleableWebsite: http://www.kingfisherworld.com/
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 Dasaswamedh Ghat. Varanasi.
Pic: Aaron Irving by Hmmmm
Marnikarnika Ghat is the burning Ghat. the most auspicious place to be cremated in all of India. So 24 hours a day people are bringing bodies to be cremeted. Services, chants, and songs are sang all through the night, Right below Shanti Guesthouse.
Meanwhile down the way in Dasaswamedh Ghat Pujas are sung through the night, wedding feasts happen daily (These are a very noisy affair).
Lucky Shanti Guesthouse sells beer. Have a few of those and sleep comes easier. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 The Tavern Pub, the Fariyas
Hotel, Mumbai by Paul2001
Casual Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 25 Off Arthur Bunder Road, ColabaDirections: The Cobala district
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 The Bar Saaki by Paul2001
Casual Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingDirections: Just 100m from the train station.
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