Impressions from Dharamsala
At the last minute, we chose to fly from Delhi to Dharamsala instead of hiring a car with a driver. It takes eight to nine hours to drive there and many travelers described the drive as hair raising and very religious.... That is they spent most of the ride praying that the driver will slow down, stay in his lane and not get into a deadly accident.... Before we made arrangements to hire a car, we had wanted to fly there. Flying is the most expensive way to get to Dharamsala, but it is painless and it takes only one and a half hours. Only one air carrier flies into Dharamsala, and it is the bankrupt Kingfisher airline. When I looked into booking, their pilots just had gone on strike and flights were canceled and backed up for days on all of their routes. A short time later, the pilots went back to work and since it was closer to the departure date, the price of the flight to Dharamsala was reduced, so we decided to fly instead of hiring a car after all. We landed at the tiny...