A week of India - Bro trip 2013
Mar 15, 2013, 5:58 am
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A week of India - Bro trip 2013
Every year since college, me and my friends have taken some sort of intercontinental trip together. Last year was an epic road trip along Route 66 from Chicago to LA...
This years trip will be India&Nepal and we're looking for advice on what to see.
7APR: Mumbai
8APR: Delhi
9APR: Delhi/Agra
10APR: Kathmandu
11APR: Kathmandu/Mumbai
12APR: Mumbai
13APR: Fly home
Any advice on sights worthwhile to see along the way would be highly appreciated, as well as hotel advice. We're looking at approx 100usd per night for 3 pax room.
This years trip will be India&Nepal and we're looking for advice on what to see.
7APR: Mumbai
8APR: Delhi
9APR: Delhi/Agra
10APR: Kathmandu
11APR: Kathmandu/Mumbai
12APR: Mumbai
13APR: Fly home
Any advice on sights worthwhile to see along the way would be highly appreciated, as well as hotel advice. We're looking at approx 100usd per night for 3 pax room.
Mar 15, 2013, 1:49 pm
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Mar 16, 2013, 12:26 am
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I am assuming by Bro trip that nightlife, parties and women are the primary objective (I am probably not older than you, I know how these work
) Anyway from what I have been reading a lot of night spots seem to be closed by 12-1am, some nightclubs in the highest end hotels are about the only option for late night (if you can afford it all the better) In all honesty though if a party scene is what you want, you are probably better off exploring Thailand.
If I am mistaken and you are there for history and culture, you are probably cramming a lot in. I am reading Indian airports are often a mess and trains are not the most punctual. Their is a lot of "hurry up and wait" in India. Best of luck with the trip.
) Anyway from what I have been reading a lot of night spots seem to be closed by 12-1am, some nightclubs in the highest end hotels are about the only option for late night (if you can afford it all the better) In all honesty though if a party scene is what you want, you are probably better off exploring Thailand.If I am mistaken and you are there for history and culture, you are probably cramming a lot in. I am reading Indian airports are often a mess and trains are not the most punctual. Their is a lot of "hurry up and wait" in India. Best of luck with the trip.
Apr 10, 2013, 1:18 am
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I am assuming by Bro trip that nightlife, parties and women are the primary objective (I am probably not older than you, I know how these work) Anyway from what I have been reading a lot of night spots seem to be closed by 12-1am, some nightclubs in the highest end hotels are about the only option for late night (if you can afford it all the better) In all honesty though if a party scene is what you want, you are probably better off exploring Thailand.
If I am mistaken and you are there for history and culture, you are probably cramming a lot in. I am reading Indian airports are often a mess and trains are not the most punctual. Their is a lot of "hurry up and wait" in India. Best of luck with the trip.
) Anyway from what I have been reading a lot of night spots seem to be closed by 12-1am, some nightclubs in the highest end hotels are about the only option for late night (if you can afford it all the better) In all honesty though if a party scene is what you want, you are probably better off exploring Thailand.If I am mistaken and you are there for history and culture, you are probably cramming a lot in. I am reading Indian airports are often a mess and trains are not the most punctual. Their is a lot of "hurry up and wait" in India. Best of luck with the trip.