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a journey through north west india
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A land of 33 million gods, millions of beggars and an unknown number of holy cows
"A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people" (Gandhi)
"I had a plan for India, but India had plans for me", somebody said to me. You have to be flexible. If there is a chance, adapt your plans and you will discover something new, meet somebody, have an adventure.
Starting in Delhi, this journey goes to the Thar desert, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, afterwards to the earthquake shaken city of Bhuj, the boatbuilders and deserted cites of Kutch, Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Chittor, Bundi and the Ranthambor park
And always keep in mind: if a stoned hippie can travel in India, you can do it as well...
"I had a plan for India, but India had plans for me", somebody said to me. You have to be flexible. If there is a chance, adapt your plans and you will discover something new, meet somebody, have an adventure.
Starting in Delhi, this journey goes to the Thar desert, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, afterwards to the earthquake shaken city of Bhuj, the boatbuilders and deserted cites of Kutch, Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Chittor, Bundi and the Ranthambor park
And always keep in mind: if a stoned hippie can travel in India, you can do it as well...
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Recommended literature
- Paul Scott "The Raj Quartett"
- E.R.Jansen "De Beeldentaal van het Hinduisme"
- Mukul Kesevan "looking through glass"
- V.S.Naipaul "India, a wounded civilisation"
- Ilja Trojanow "Der Weltensammler"
- Chetan Bhagat "one night @ the call center"
- Elizabeth Gilbert "eat, pray, love"
- Gregory David Roberts "Shantaram"
- Rakesh Satyal "Blue Boy"
- Adavind Adiga "Between asassinations"
- Adavind Adiga "White tiger"
- John Keay "India, a history"
- Deepak Chopra "Buddha"
- Maria Misna "Vishnu's crowded temple"
- Alexandra David-Neel "Mein Indien"
- Rudyard Kipling "Kim"
- Andrea Glaubacher "Indien von Buddha bis Bollywood"
- Olaf Ihlau "Weltmacht Indien"
- Ilja Trojanow "An den inneren Ufern Indiens"
- Paul Theroux "The great railroad Bazaar"
- Sam Miller "Delhi, adventures in a megacity"
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