Varanasi... just remember hearing the name gave me chills, and that somehow gives me. I've always been quite respectful about everything related to the afterlife, and the thought that would assist in this city to a cremation ceremony made me the creeps.
In that respect we left very early interior to Agra airport to catch a flight to Benares, or Varanasi, as is known. And once again, going with the utmost care not to obstruct the work of Customs officers were not fixed for us, although that, in the case of tourists is almost impossible, and that corruption in India goes to the very police, and I'll tell you later.
The Agra Airport is not an exaggeration, embarrassing. Although the city could not expect anything else, for there all the buildings are very old. This is to be expected, and at times, I had the impression of being in station urn those that are sometimes seen on television, in a shabby room, dirty and dusty, all sitting in chairs of straw and no technical progress sight. Otherwise go to an airport.
So much so that, seeing the delay to start building the plane (which is usual on the other hand) I looked up at the panel schedule (to call it somehow). Of e was the same as Simpson Maggie's pacifier. The panel was a great pizzeria where an operator was aiming to chalk schedules incoming and outgoing aircraft.
When I looked out a glass that had, the runway was dirty, bumpy and dusty, and the few planes that had been chi quit idioms and propellers. Sweat began to run me back, but finally came, but not before we frisked for the umpteenth time on our trip, and we did get everything in the suitcase.
What is the closest I've ever been what the term liter lamented flights means. And they say the low cost of here ... to pardon the sarcasm ha!
There were three hours late and a scale in Khajurajo, but finally we Varanasi, the holy city of India, Where tradition marks must go to die, so that the Ganges will take the remains.
The plane ride lasts about two hours, incubated half hour technical stop on the scale that I mentioned before. |