Fully loaded, my share jeep held 12 people and 1 baby. I occupied a seat in the far back, which turned out to be a blessing in disguise as it allowed me to take in the beautiful valley views as we wound our way up the rough and narrow roads. The experience of sitting in the back of a jeep filled with Indian tourists heading to the same place as me was priceless, and far more comfortable than it sounds.
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I voted on the vegetarian poll. I would take advantage of the veggie diet there… Their food is so delicious, you won’t even miss meat. :)
You’re right…so far I’m eating far more veggie dishes than meat ones, though I love my chicken curry. :)
I voted on the vegetarian poll. I would take advantage of the veggie diet there… Their food is so delicious, you won’t even miss meat. :)
You’re right…so far I’m eating far more veggie dishes than meat ones, though I love my chicken curry. :)
You didn’t take the toy train? Does it still run- it basically shares the 1 road up the hill so you will have noticed it if it still was around!
Yep, I took the toy train. It’ll be my next blog post. :)
You didn’t take the toy train? Does it still run- it basically shares the 1 road up the hill so you will have noticed it if it still was around!
Yep, I took the toy train. It’ll be my next blog post. :)
i think the veggie diet would be very uplifting. I would like it very much!
i think the veggie diet would be very uplifting. I would like it very much!
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