plz excuse t mistakes…it’s 4am n cracking my head on this journey…:)

hey thr, ur posts on India…it really was helpful..nvr thought its gonna be a tough ride with t buses…izzit save for nite journey with bus for gals (travel bus?)…frm ur experience, i realise it’s gonna be hell of an experience n also a journey full of surprises…*fingers cross*…will be heading to india on 20th july …a little info frm u on how did u manage on timings of gov buses n hotels(place to stay) at madurai(cheap is good but safety to counts)…thank u for writting on India…photos n captions were awesome n hilarious

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hey bro , awesome journey so far . Thanks for posting it . Felt like i was visiting india myself . When i went to india last year i did pass that kali temple on the roadside . It was awesome just like you said . But somehow it looked so crowded with statues . haha . but nevertheless it was sweet to see her temple here in pixs . Awesome job bro . thankz again for posting

haaiizz.. u missed thiruchendur murugan temple la anne… next time dun frgt to visit tht temple.. awesome temple wit amazin beach..
we frens was thinkin wanna go pondi or not n ya we goin on nex holiday
banglore.. my place.. let me see wht u think of blore…

what an entertaining and delightful travel description.With Durai’s unique turn of words and humor!.Sooooo much I didn’t know about–who would have thought there was a Joan of Arc statue in India.:)

Vasu, been a long time since I saw ur face. Good to know ur alive n traveling. I must say this is a rather rich travelogue that says a lot abt the places visited, and even more about the author himself, who is certainly a macha!

I don’t agree with everything said here, but I respect the writer’s point of view. But I must say, I could not have tried most of the food. Alas, I have a sensitive tummy, and India could be the undoing of me. I agree with what the writer says abt Pondicherry though. Pleasant place. Did u see the Aurobindo ashram? Is it still extant?

Lastly…that fruit up there is the Pomegranate.

n n not to forget, pork cholesterol ??? u better start exercising !!!!! hehehe….

wow wow wow !!!! now u made me feel like want to visit India !!!! sigh……thank you so much for the stories Durai, excellent write ups… the last photo really cracked me up…yucks !!!

ur pic, the one with the pine tree forest-honestly, u look like a terrorist in there..wakakka

Bro,
If i am not mistaken the last kali picture is Devi Prithiyangi..(Lion Faced).