Alavidha (Goodbye) India

After Sarnath Cheryl and I walked the gardens of our hotel and then one final trip to a silk brocade factory. It is amazing to see them do this work by hand. One piece takes two people working one loom and months to complete. The owner’s nephew was getting married that night so the band came to the house (also the shop) to escort him to the ceremony. All quite fun for us. A final banquet dinner to say goodbye to our excellent guide, Hemesh, and the people that were not coming to Nepal.
India amazed us in its scope, colors, antiquities, people and its customs. All the stories you may have heard, both good and not so good are there for the taking. We loved our time here and the people and places that we have seen. We learned a lot about the various religions, the government, and the history thanks to our guide. Truely a memorable experience.

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3 thoughts on “Alavidha (Goodbye) India

  1. Jerry and Peggy Yeh

    Thank you for making our memories of the tour alive. Thank you and Cheryl also for being great travel companions. It was a pleasure to meet you both.

  2. Iris Mitchell

    I adore what you have done with the photos and commentary for our trip. This could not be better. I don’t even have to print my own photos since yours are superb. Is there any way to get a CD of this?

    It looks like Nepal was wonderful too.

    I loved sharing our trip with you. You were both such good company, and I hope we can connect again soon.

    I hope re-entry into the USA was smooth and I wish you many happy journeys to come.

    Hugs, Iris

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