Jammu to Pahalgam

tankubolo · Jun 6th, 2004, 23:20

Hi all,

does anyone know whether it's possible to get straight from Jammu to Pahalgam (i.e. w/o having to go first to Srinagar) either by bus or by taxi. I've heard there's also another option, that is to get to Anantnag from where I could catch a bus to Pahalgam. But is there a bus service from Jammu to Anantnag??

thanks a lot,

Nathalie

Jun 6th, 2004, 23:32

That's a kickass name, do you want to tell us the story behind it?

(my kashmir info is about ten years out of date, and I'm sure there have been many changes since, which is why I'm not attempting an answer, but the short answer was yes on option 2, but that may have changed.)

tankubolo · Jun 6th, 2004, 23:44

well "tanku" stands for "thank you" & "bolo" means "say"/"speak" in Hindi (in the imperative mode). And it's a sentence I have heard a lot ( from parents to their kids) in India; I have started using it with my travelling buddies to the great delight & amusement of the Indians...

thanks anyway,

Nathalie

Jun 6th, 2004, 23:20	#1
tankubolo Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: the sea of stories Posts: 2	Jammu to Pahalgam Hi all, does anyone know whether it's possible to get straight from Jammu to Pahalgam (i.e. w/o having to go first to Srinagar) either by bus or by taxi. I've heard there's also another option, that is to get to Anantnag from where I could catch a bus to Pahalgam. But is there a bus service from Jammu to Anantnag?? thanks a lot, Nathalie

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Jun 6th, 2004, 23:32	#2
albaruni Posts: n/a	That's a kickass name, do you want to tell us the story behind it? (my kashmir info is about ten years out of date, and I'm sure there have been many changes since, which is why I'm not attempting an answer, but the short answer was yes on option 2, but that may have changed.)

Jun 6th, 2004, 23:44	#3
tankubolo Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: the sea of stories Posts: 2	well "tanku" stands for "thank you" & "bolo" means "say"/"speak" in Hindi (in the imperative mode). And it's a sentence I have heard a lot ( from parents to their kids) in India; I have started using it with my travelling buddies to the great delight & amusement of the Indians... thanks anyway, Nathalie

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