Thursday, November 02, 2006
Journey back to Home....
During the Diwali holidays, I was on the way back too my hometown. I was going home after a long time. I was too delighted with the thoughts of going home .The travel mediums used in the journey is quite interesting.
I had booked the air-ticket for the BANGALORE-KOLKATA journey two months in advance. Incidentally there was no train or connecting flight from Kolkata to my home town
I was in the office on the day of travel and left the day early to avoid the
At the junction we looked for the option to travel to the
Now the next question arises, how do we travel from here to
As we were in the hurry to reach home so nothing can deter our plans and we book the tickets in the bus. The tickets for all of us were cheaper than taxi fare in the Kolkata even though the distance was at least 15 times more. The seat were not so good and it started in the 15 min. the roads were in very good condition which was beyond my expectation and the crowd was also less for the festive season. The green wheat fields were presenting very good scenery out of the window. It was fast and comfortable journey till the time we reached to the outer part of the city. There was big traffic jam due to the breakdown of a truck in the middle of the road. It took a long time to cover a small distance due to that.
The city has grown a lot during the last few years. It was a long time after which I was in this part of the city as I used to take the train directly to
We finally reaches to bus stand and as we are about to enter it, we see an unusual thing. At least 20 auto rickshaw are following the bus to catch the passenger’s first. We finally booked a auto for our place and interestingly the drive gave the controls to a children and he was driving and yelling at the peoples who were not giving the pass. God knows why the horn in the automobiles was invented. The child was only 13 year old and did not had the license so as soon as the city limit came he gave back the control to the other elder driver and after that I thought that he was the better driver.
After using so many mediums of the transport I finally reached home and it was a great. there are lots of stories and things to be shared so i will be updating the blog soon. so keep reading...
nice one...
Ravi,remember, the day we reached Kolkata, it had rained and the so-called taxi actually sailed like a boat in the rain-drenched roads of one of the four metros of India.
So, did complete all the modes...
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