Hey guys, we're trying to get an idea where and how people want to spend their time while in India before and after the wedding. Bombay is a big city and there's a ton of things to see there, but also there are many cool places to visit outside of town.
What do you plan on doing while in India? Staying in Bombay and seeing a lot of stuff there? Splitting your time 50-50 with Bombay and places outside the city? Or maybe going even further and trying to see things all over the country?
Let us know. We're coming up with cool things you should/might want to visit. We'll try and at least get a sorted list of stuff up here so you can get an idea about what exists.
John
Here's where you find out what the heck's going on, when it's happening, and how not to die of something in India.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, April 12, 2010
It's A Big Freaking Deal People.
We've got a date. I repeat, we've got a date. Or two. Just kidding, it's only one. It's going down January 17th in Bombay (I found out that only heathens/uncouth/crazy people call it Mumbai).
There will be an event or two (fancy-girly hand painting and maybe a fabulous dinner) happening before the 17th, so you'll probably want to get there sometime on the 14th to account for insane jet-lag. Also, in January India will be 10.5 hours ahead of the east coast, meaning you need to account for a day when buying your tickets. We'll have some stuff going on after the official ceremony too, but I'll get into that at a later time, when I actually have info.
For tickets, from Boston I've seen tickets for around $1100, but I forget the arrival and departure days. I'm not sure how much tickets can be from the West Coast. I think a decent range is $1200-$1300. If you can find something for $1000, you're getting a good deal, so buy it.
Now get to work buying those tickets people!
There will be an event or two (fancy-girly hand painting and maybe a fabulous dinner) happening before the 17th, so you'll probably want to get there sometime on the 14th to account for insane jet-lag. Also, in January India will be 10.5 hours ahead of the east coast, meaning you need to account for a day when buying your tickets. We'll have some stuff going on after the official ceremony too, but I'll get into that at a later time, when I actually have info.
For tickets, from Boston I've seen tickets for around $1100, but I forget the arrival and departure days. I'm not sure how much tickets can be from the West Coast. I think a decent range is $1200-$1300. If you can find something for $1000, you're getting a good deal, so buy it.
Now get to work buying those tickets people!
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