I'm taking my partner away for a short break to India for our anniversary and I want to make it really special, you know, like having everything sorted out before we go as we both hate wasting our time trying to find the right restaurant etc. Obviously it's hard to find the time to sort stuff out myself as I work a long hours but I need to find something exciting to do and quick. Any suggestions?
if anyone can send me info at xxxxxxxxxx I'd really appreciate.
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Anniversary In India
Started by HoboKelly2007, Jan 11 2009 12:34 PM
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 01:07 PM
How long will you be there and what city or cities/towns will you be visiting?
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Posted 11 January 2009 - 09:36 PM
It would definitely help to know when you plan to be in India and where you might like to be.
About sending info to you by e-mail: that totally defeats the purpose of this sort of forum, where EVERYBODY gets to participate on both the giving and receiving of information.
You know, you're either part of the group, or you're not.
About sending info to you by e-mail: that totally defeats the purpose of this sort of forum, where EVERYBODY gets to participate on both the giving and receiving of information.
You know, you're either part of the group, or you're not.
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Posted 12 January 2009 - 01:43 AM
Moderator's note: HoboKelly, I've removed your personal e-mail from your post not only because WonderWoman's point is well-taken, but also to protect you from spam and other unsolicited and unwelcome contactsl. It's usually not a good idea to post your personal e-mail on a public web forum.
If you provide us with the requested info about your travel plans, you're more likely to get useful information. People probably aren't going to bother responding with suggestions unless they know, for example, whether you plan to arrive in Delhi or Mumbai or ....? And whether a "short break" means a week or ...??? It would also help to know what time of year you plan to travel and to have a little idea of the kinds of things you're interested in. Beaches? Trekking? Historic sites? If, as you say, you're too busy to sort things out yourself, other people are too busy to spend time giving you suggestions that may be of no use to you since they have no idea of when, where and how long you plan to be in India or what your general interests are.
If you provide us with the requested info about your travel plans, you're more likely to get useful information. People probably aren't going to bother responding with suggestions unless they know, for example, whether you plan to arrive in Delhi or Mumbai or ....? And whether a "short break" means a week or ...??? It would also help to know what time of year you plan to travel and to have a little idea of the kinds of things you're interested in. Beaches? Trekking? Historic sites? If, as you say, you're too busy to sort things out yourself, other people are too busy to spend time giving you suggestions that may be of no use to you since they have no idea of when, where and how long you plan to be in India or what your general interests are.
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power." - Abraham Lincoln
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Posted 19 December 2009 - 01:26 PM
Sujjy your post has nothing to do with India or India travel.
