Weekend trip on Delhi Metro and Garmukteshwar

Stationing my car @ my relatives, we headed to the Dwarka Sector 10 station. The station was much similar in appearance of New Castle, UK with clean corridors sans toilets(they were being built), Escalators, etc.. Convincing my parents that not everybody gets their legs struck in the escatator took some time(since they were mentioning some incidents involving stupid relatives/friends...some one in that had even ill-advised to take Indian Passport to go to Delhi from Chennai via air).
Then i bought a ticket to Tilak Nagar which is some 6 stops away from Dwarka. My parents seems to enjoy the ride very much, i chose Tilak nagar because there the underground section of the Delhi Metro meets the Overhead one. Though they insisted on travelling in the underground section too, i put off the decision as it wont be much enjoyable.

Next day since the encounter with the modern world was thru, i planned a trip to Garmukteshwar which is 80 KM from my place. A bath in Ganges helped them to fill the void for not visiting Haridwar/Rishikesh. Took them on a boat ride for an hour with a bath in the middle in the river. Then visited a nearby temple before taking a detour to my paradise.
All this i had to do to get rid of the 4-5 course south indian food being made@home on the weekend.
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hey, buddy it is veary nice to see the pic of holly river GANGA mata and the name of garmukteshwar on net i m belong to garmukteshwar
thnking you for posting ur blogs
the Delhi metro is a new and very good step to improve the India.and we need some improved technology.
thanks
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