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Memorable visit to Shimla

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Dear Mr Agarwal,

We stayed at yr place between 22nd Feb to 25th Feb , but unfortunately we could not meet u. We had a wonderful time and were well looked after by shyamlal and narayan .

They were helpful and courteous, always at our service and gave proper guidance – they really looked after us very well.

Food quality and preparation was excellant and there ws plenty on the table.

playing with the snow in kufri

And it snowed at kufri on 23rd feb ; so we were lucky to see fresh snow.

In all it was a very enjoyable time we had at sunrise villa.

wishing you and your family all the best and a special prayer for narayan and shyamlal , may god look aftr them well .

Thanking you

amrita jog

chjog@dataone.in

morning mist at sunrise villa shimla

panoramic view from sunrise villa shimla

shoghi-station

photographs of our stay in shimla

We are from Nasik (Maharashtra) and stayed in Sunrise villa in Feb 2010

We enjoyed our stay and missed meeting you. We had our dinners in your sitting room, and thus saw your photos and felt really at home, a home away from home.

We just did not feel like leaving the place, the scenery was awesome and the sunrise in the morning was amazing.

Both the cook and Narayan were good and we appreciate their services.

My personal email id: amritajog@yahoo.co.in

Regards,

MRS AMRITA JOG

comfortable and cosy stay at sunrise villa shimla

Yes, we had a very comfortable & cosy stay at Sunrise villa. Being with my family the personal attention of Mrs. & Mr.Aggarwal made it a homely stay.

We also had good time at Simla & Narkanda going upto the Hatu peak.

Thanks for everything.

After my return to Nagpur I had deposited the balance amount of Rs.2400/- in your ICICI a/c. Pls confirm the receipt of the same.

Thanking you once again.

With new year wishes.

Sudhir Moharir
Nagpur.

sudhir moharir [sudhir.moharir@rediffmail.com]

five nights of peace and calm

Greetings to Uncle & Aunty (Mr & Mrs Agarwal)

My wife, my daughter and myself stayed at Sunrire Villa from the 29th Dec 2009 till the 3rd of Jan 2010. Five nights of peace and calm and a lot of happines.

We had an excellent time there and we were very sad when it was time to leave.

Aunty,s personel attention to our food requirements, Uncle’s guidence in travelling around the place was simply awesome.

The location of Sunrise Villa is excellent, the view is breathtaking, and watching the sun rise every morning is an experience of a lifetime.

The food is simply mouth watering and the pickles are an addiction.

My daughter and wife were simply amazed with the plants and flowers in the garden.

The two servants Narian and Shyamlal are really good human beings, they took care of all our needs with a smile on their faces.

The best part is the secure feeling at Sunrise Villa. You dont feel you are out of home, it seems that you are at home always.

Even when you go around sight seeing on you way back to Sunrise vill you feel that you are returning home.

We feel that Sunrise Villa is our second home in Shogi.

We are already planning our next trip to Sunrise Villa hopefully before the end of this year.

Thanks a lot Uncleji and Auntyji for the warm hospitality that was shown to us during our stay, just waiting to come there again

Best wishes

Colin Irene and Reena

colin turner [itsmecolin@gmail.com]

Jute, cotton bags are in as Shimla says goodbye to polythene bags

October 2 2009

Jute and cotton bags are back in demand as Himachal Pradesh gets ready to say goodbye to non-biodegrable polythene bags.

In 1999, Himachal Pradesh was the first state to ban recycled colour polythene bags. All kinds of polythene bags are currently banned in Jammu and Kashmir, Delhi and Chandigarh. Chief Minister Prem Kumar Dhumal said traders had been given more than one and a half month’s time to switch over to biodegrable bags. “I appeal to citizens and traders to create awareness about the need for discarding harmful polythene bags and use only cotton and jute bags—now easily available in the markets.

In fact, a few days ago traders met him in Dharamshala and told him about the availability of sufficient alternatives to polythene,” he told mediapersons on Thursday. Initially, the ban was to come into force on August 15, as per a Cabinet decision taken in June 2009. Opposing the decision, traders had met the CM and asked for a month’s time to exhaust their stock of carrybags.

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