USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY TO PLAN AND EXPEDITE SPONTANEOUS TRAVEL

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India...You either love it or hate it.  I hate it.

My funky Calcutta Hotel Allison is an eco tour guide and she persuaded me to visit Nepal Calcutta infrastructure improvement We had a drink at the Fairlawn Hotel A foot drawn rickshaw in Calcutta Traffic
After Nepal I returned to India
Calcutta street scene including the very expensive first night hotel My travel agent for the tickets to Nepal Liao had an interesting foot   Early Morning in an Indian railway station.
Cows are everywhere, including on the tracks I took a bicycle rickshaw to my hostel in Varanasi A view of the Ganges from the rooftop of my hostel. Yiorgos and Zoe from Greece The sultan's palace as seen from the Ganges
People swim in the Ganges next to the ghats where cremated and un-cremated bodies are floated Ganges riverside Sultan's palace Sunset on the Ganges Souvenirs delivered to your boat
Our tourguide On the river tour A family views the Ram Nomi festival from the river I shared lunch with Yuval There were some great ruins in Varanasi
The graffiti on the wall of my room was interesting Xuan, Lung Nan, En Hee, and Taketoshi.  Fellow travelers on the trainride from hell. While sleeping a thief slit my pocket and stole my wallet.  But, left my passport.
Welcome to Agra with 15 cents in my pocket.
I could see the Taj Mahal from the rooftop of my hostel.
Entrance to the Taj Mahal The "I was there" shot The beauty shot I hope the thief who stole my wallet comes back as an Indian street dog Deborah and Ben from NZ. 
A wedding parade I visited Fatepur Sakri with Randall It's a great example of the red forts It was abandoned for a lack of water Part of the fort is a mosque now.
 
Dried cow dung is stored on top of houses for fuel. Indian traffic jam I took a motor tuk-tuk to Citibank.  Alas, my credit card was not there. Hannah (Israel) and Chris (US) gave me some travel tips for Israel  

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