Hello from Germany!

Sabra · Nov 5th, 2007, 12:05

Hello to everybody from Cologne in the western part of Germany.

Our first trip to India in November 2006 was a positive cultural shock, after some holdidays in vastness landscapes like australia or patagonia in argentina.

We did the "normal" turn though Rajasthan with Delhi and Agra with a car and driver, staying in some realy beautiful Heritage Hotels for 3 weeks.
We liked it very much, so this year there will be a second trip only to Rajasthan. Also 3 weeks, without he southern part to avoid all this roadworks.

This time we will see also Jaisalmer and the Shekawati.

And in March next year, another trip to Uttarakhand (Hardiwar,Rajaji,Mussoorie,Rud raparayag,Almora,Ranikhet,Corb ett) ist aleady fixed for March.

You can visit my website to see some photos. Sorry, but the travelogue is in german only. Impossible for me to translate more than 1.800 pages.

Here is the direkt link to the India-Chapter:
http://www.ingrids-welt.de/reise/ind/ausw.htm

Ingrid

capt_mahajan · Nov 5th, 2007, 12:07

My german is very rusty

But nice photographs. I like the squirrel.

chaos76 · Nov 5th, 2007, 13:32

Hello Ingrid,

hello to IndiaMike and congratulations to your website. Having been there for just 3 weeks, you really display a lot of in depth knowlegde about India.

Really envie you for your 2 upcoming trips, because I probably have to wait till fall next year.

Have fun and enjoy your time,

Oliver

dhans · Nov 6th, 2007, 00:34

Hi Ingrid,

Welcome and what an impressive website you've made. Almost a one-person-IM. Sehr grünlich

.

Have Fun,

Hans

brownboy66 · Nov 6th, 2007, 15:41

Welcome to IM Ingrid. Wow - you did take a lot of photos! And all very efficiently divided into categories. I now know where to go to look at heritage hotels!

Soujanya · Nov 12th, 2007, 11:38

Hie Sabra!
Schoene gruesse aus Indien! :P A very warm welcome! I must say- Ich liebe Duetshcland und Duetsch! [Ugh,Hope that's right?

]I know very few words in German that I picked up from my German penpal when she was in India. I think it's a very difficult yet a nice language and hope to learn just more than a few words in the future

Well,Have a blast and enjoy your trips down to India!

Nov 5th, 2007, 12:05	#1
Sabra Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Cologne - Germany Posts: 27	Hello from Germany! Hello to everybody from Cologne in the western part of Germany. Our first trip to India in November 2006 was a positive cultural shock, after some holdidays in vastness landscapes like australia or patagonia in argentina. We did the "normal" turn though Rajasthan with Delhi and Agra with a car and driver, staying in some realy beautiful Heritage Hotels for 3 weeks. We liked it very much, so this year there will be a second trip only to Rajasthan. Also 3 weeks, without he southern part to avoid all this roadworks. This time we will see also Jaisalmer and the Shekawati. And in March next year, another trip to Uttarakhand (Hardiwar,Rajaji,Mussoorie,Rud raparayag,Almora,Ranikhet,Corb ett) ist aleady fixed for March. You can visit my website to see some photos. Sorry, but the travelogue is in german only. Impossible for me to translate more than 1.800 pages. Here is the direkt link to the India-Chapter: http://www.ingrids-welt.de/reise/ind/ausw.htm Ingrid

Nov 6th, 2007, 00:34	#4
dhans Uru Buru member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 1,540	Hi Ingrid, Welcome and what an impressive website you've made. Almost a one-person-IM. Sehr grünlich . Have Fun, Hans __________________ Tips for trips to India with (young) children: India with kids Stories about our travels in India: Journal

Nov 12th, 2007, 11:38	#6
Soujanya Catch me if you can! :) Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hyderabad, India. Posts: 90	Hie Sabra! Schoene gruesse aus Indien! :P A very warm welcome! I must say- Ich liebe Duetshcland und Duetsch! [Ugh,Hope that's right?]I know very few words in German that I picked up from my German penpal when she was in India. I think it's a very difficult yet a nice language and hope to learn just more than a few words in the future Well,Have a blast and enjoy your trips down to India! __________________ Keep smiling! Soujanya

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