[ellie daniels]

I'm heading to India 24th March to 15th April - flying in to Bombay then on train down to Goa for 4 nights. I want to head down to Kerala and maybe out to the Lakshadweep Islands after that. I'd be happy to hook up with any peeps in the vicinity who will enjoy snorkelling and drinking cold beers. Without offence I'd prefer responses from peeps 30+.

[nitin]

hi,
I read your post request. I 31 guy an architect and photographer in New Delhi India. I am too looking for travel partners for these places for a long-long time.
i am smart guy with good head over my shoulders. i am involved in motor sports, wild life and adventure sports. Like you i also don’t have a good friends circle to go out and enjoy such places. Good company is always welcome. In case you like my initial introduction, you are welcome to mail me and know more about me.

take care
nitin
nitin@ngsdesigns.com

[zim]

got to ladakh. one of the best places in india , unexplored by many tourist

[lara]

namaste!

I urge you to reconsider, 4 days in Goa would be a crying shame. Its beautiful, take your time girl and enjoy. As for travel partners I traveld alone dont recomend it in india but it is ok. Dont hook up with any dodgy indian men, they want marry(screw) you!

[nitin]

hi lara,

you may have had a bad experience.... but what makes you feel all indian guys are doggy as you mentioned.... there are nice genuine guys out there. you just need to have a good attitude..

take care

nitin

[nitin]

ooops that was a slight typing error...

going to ladakh at this time may not be a great idea. Ladakh is best enjoyed by road (that is if you have time) many areas would be closed at this time of the year due to snow. there are places close to leh in ladakh, where the landscape resembles that of the moon, and it's called the moon land. close to it is a monastery called lama yuru, it has an amazing location and great view of moon land. if any adventurous people visit ladakh, i strongly recommend visiting this place. i went there once and have been there many times. try reaching leh by road app two days drive from Manali, it's the most amazing drive, most times you would be driving on roads higher than 15000 feet above sea level, but you got to be very tough to enjoy this area. to reach leh you would have to cross 4-5 high passes, and two of the most highest motor-able passes in the world. crossing these passes is a great feeling in it self.

cheers
nitin.

[elliedaniels71]

Thanks for all the responses!! Lara - do you have an email addy that I could contact on. Cheers.

[elliedaniels71]

Lara - that was stupid, asking for email addy I mean. Can you email me via the original notice. cheers.

[elliedaniels71]

Lara

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