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First time backpacking in Central America - Nicaragua or Guatemala??
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First time backpacking in Central America - Nicaragua or Guatemala??
I traveled to SE Asia as well as Europe before but this will be my first time in CA. After looking at all the options and did some research, I narrowed them down to 2 countries, Nicaragua and Guatemala. I'm looking to travel sometime in mid December. What would be the recommendation based on the following?- culture
- city
- hiking (e.g. jungle, nature)
- beach/diving
- attractions (e.g. ruins, caves)
- cost (transporation/food/hostel)
- food
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That's a tough decision :) Both places are great, but I do have to say there was something a little more special for me in Nicaragua.Cost wise I found Nicaragua a tiny bit cheaper - but barely enough to notice, and may have been b/c I had more time there so was in less touristy spots. Guatemala though isn't known for it's beaches, I've only been to Monterrico and it wasn't special at all. I think, but don't know from personal experience, that diving in Nica will be better.
For culture - I met great people in both. GT has a stronger Mayan culture. I had good and bad food in both, I wouldn't really rate one over the other.
But for ruins - Guatemala wins...
It is indeed a tough decision to make, since both countries are beautiful.As far as culture goes, it depends. Guatemala is often considered the main cultural gem of Central America, due to the prominence of the colorful Mayan cultures. IMO, this alone makes Guatemala a country worth visiting, since you haven't already been there. Nicaragua is culturally interesting as well, particularly at the folk towns such as Masaya, and areas that are a little more off the beaten path. Indigenous groups also exist, but they're in the most remote areas, so that would be difficult to work with. Wherever you go, though, the people are very friendly.
In my opinion, big cities are not a highlight of Central America at all - Panama City may be my only exception. Some of the capitals do have nice colonial architecture and a few attractions, but the cities as a whole don't compare to what smaller towns and other areas offer. That being said, cities such as Antigua in Guatemala are very fascinating. In Nicaragua, I would recommend both Granada and Leon.
As far as nature goes, they both offer a lot, though they're not my favorite countries for that. In Guatemala, the region surrounding Tikal is spectacular - just by visiting the ruins, you'll be amazed. The area around Lake Atitlan is also very nice. In Nicaragua, I'd recommend Lake Nicaragua, Mombacho, and if you had the time, the area along the remote Rio San Juan.
Guatemala is definitely not about beaches, IMO. Some of the Pacific beaches are either average or unpleasant, and not a reason to travel to the country, especially with Honduras's Bay Islands being a country over. As far as diving goes, Honduras and Belize are the best countries for that, but between Nicaragua and Guatemala, I'd go for Nicaragua's Corn Islands. The diving, IMO, isn't as awesome as some parts of the Bay Islands, but it is still great.
As for ruins, Guatemala has a wealth of Mayan ruins, and depending on your itinerary, it might even be possible to visit the Copan Ruins in Honduras. Guatemala also has great heritage in terms of colonial architecture. Nicaragua doesn't have many ruins - I liked the Ruins of Leon Viejo, but other than that, it is mainly fascinating in terms of colonial architecture in Granada, Leon, and rural towns. In short, I would choose Guatemala for ruins.
I found Nicaragua slightly cheaper, but your wallet is not going to be sore from visiting Guatemala either - it is a high value country to travel to. In this case, you can't go wrong with either country. The same goes for the food.
With all this in consideration, I'd think about what particular interests you weigh most importance upon. For example, if diving is much more important to you than ruins, then I'd lean towards Nicaragua, even if it's not my favorite country (in CA) for it. If it's ruins, then Guatemala. After that, it gets difficult.
How long will you be in Central America? You stated that December is the month you'll most likely travel, but not how long you hope to stay in the region.
Both the above posters lay out the positives and negatives well, so just to add to your list-I think Guatemala has the most cultural offerings compared to Nicaragua, not to discount Nicaraguas culture at all, but you have some wonderful ruins to visit in Guatemala, not to mention ethnic Mayan villages through out the country. You also have the Garfuna/Miskito culture on the caribe side in Livingston/Rio Dulce. The UNESCO world heritage city of Antigua is a lovely old spanish colonial area of ods churches, casas and a vibrant nightlife and cuisine scene. Lake Atitlan is one the prettiest areas I ever scene, nicer than Inle Lake Burma, or 4000 Islands Laos, and its a good base to chill and a great place to party too. But beaches are not a good thing overall in Guatemala, as the Pacific side is pretty univiting and run down and the surf is huge with black sand beaches. So for some beach time, you would be best served to head to Belize maybe, and some great scuba diving. There is also great scuba diving in Bay Islands Honduras, which you can access after Copan Honduras ruins, though you need a good 10 days just for the Honduras portion when all said and done. Belize Cayes/Honduras Bay Islands, is on the second longest reef in the world...
Nicaragua is a nice blend of culture and adventure/outdoors, and the Corn Islands are really off the beaten path when compared to most beach areas in the region. Its also a different culture being afro Miskito. Its best to fly to the CI, its about $200 R/T. Another great area to explore is the Rio San Juan river area, as well as great fishing.
The main difference between SE Asia and Central America is safety, night time in the majority of CA is not very user friendly, and you need to be aware of where not to go, and also use taxis, safety is main drag. The other difference is the food/cuisine overall is more exotic, tasty and less expensive in SE Asia, besides Burma. Start reading this branch weekly/daily, every issue and risk will be discussed and debated weekly. Or just read back.
December is high season, so there will be more people overall, but never as nutty as Thailand, Vietnam or Laos, which has true backpacker ghettos, like KSR in Bangkok, Vang Vieng Laos, and Siem Reap Cambodia to mention a few.
I was going solo to Costa Rica 3-4 times year for a decade for long weekends to surf and enjoy the nature/wildlife and adventure, and each Xmas going solo to SE Asia for 3 weeks and have been all over SE Asia, much of it via a moto. But I was really surprised how enjoyable and nice Guatemala was two years ago with my wife, we had a great time there for 3 weeks, though I have taken her to CR two times, she liked the culture and traditions in Guatemala.
Just a note on the scuba diving, apparently Dec is peak rainy season in the Bay Islands, so check into that. There are a lot of micro climates in the region, and some times one coast or elevation is the opposite of the rest the mainland or region.
How many weeks you have also impact where to go, if under two weeks, head to Nicaragua, if more, head to Guatemala.
Overall, avoid the capitals, they crime ridden, congested and polluted, and not worth the time compared to the rest of the country.
My two favorite countries in CA. You can't really go wrong with either place. Probably Nicaragua is just slightly cheaper, not by much, with slightly less tourist infrastructure. Guatemala has the stronger indigenous culture, but in both countries there is powerful living history leftover from the long wars which ended only about 20 years ago. Both places offer beautiful natural areas for hiking, though you do have to be careful about hiking alone in rural areas. Nicaragua has a few more climbable volcanoes, but Guatemala has all of the Mayan ruins in the north.It's too hard to choose.
Thank you all for insightful info for things to do and places to check out. I'm planning to be there between 8 - 11 days. I know it's very short but it sucks planning for travel when you have a job. My goal is to travel overseas at least once a year though.Based on the information, I'm leaning toward Guatemala (culture, ruins). I think I can do without beaches this year (I visited Phuket and Krabi, Thailand last year). With that short time, I'm thinking about covering Antigua and Tikal. Any other recommendation?
It's very likely this will be a solo trip. Any advice on Safety is much appreciated. I'd have to do more research on that topic.
You are spoiled after Thailands beaches/islands, so just focus on culture.Guatemala is easy enough to base in Antigua 45 minutes from the airport. Getting to Tikal/Flores is a long hual, but can be broken up, like some nice waterfalls in Semuc and the area around Coban.
Though Nicaragua is more compact to see the big 3, Granada, Leon and Ometepe island.
Going to Guatemala, you should definitely not miss Lake Atitlan. It's ringed around by volcanoes and indigenous villages, and is often mentioned when people make up lists of the most beautiful lakes in the world. It's maybe about 4 hours from Antigua. The entry point is the town of Panjachel, with lots of hostels and hotels, but there are other lodging options in towns scattered around the lake, for those who want something more remote.8
Just came across this post.... Me and my friend (2 girls) are planning on traveling through central america in October/november time and are wondering if any of you guys that have already travelled through could give us an insight as to whether it is safe or not, we have travelled through south America before and had no problems there but have read some horror stories online whilst trying to put a rough itinerary together, which is somewhat putting us off!! Any advice will be greatly appreciated!9
@ Maddie87: I'd go for it. Honestly, the vast majority of travelers that have visited Central America have had only pleasant experiences, which would overwhelm the few horror stories. I recommend taking simple safety precautions, and you'll be fine. Safety is often discussed in this forum, so I'd do a search for "Guatemala safety" and so on, since they're so common. If you've travelled through South America, Central America shouldn't be any more of a hassle regarding safety, even in the countries with the most serious reputations for being "dangerous".10
You should have a safe trip; most people do, and really enjoy CA. It's good that you're travelling with a friend. Just use normal precautions, and be much more careful when in a major city like Guatemala city or San Pedro Sula. Also, be sure to get advice from local people before you plan any walks in the countryside.11
If you travelled SA with no issues, you should be fine in CA. Safety is a issue everywhere, but it is usually petty crime and muggings, that occur to 1% of travelers, the other 99% are fine. Big cities/capitals are the place to avoid be very careful and sue taxis etc.The main issue is really the time of year, its peak rainy season, so be prepared for afternoon showers or worse, if a tropical low or hurricane is in the Yucatan...
Most of Costa Rica and Panama in October are best avoided IMO, and key parks are closed and many places hard to even reach, or the beaches have major mud run off from the rivers...
Dengue fever is a issue in rainy season in lowlands and beaches too, so stay abreast of outbreaks by asking lodging/bartenders and taxi drivers etc..


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Dolores Ceraso said, "I was disappointed," and her husband Angie said, "Four more years?"
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+1. I'd rather see an Anand - Carlsen or Anand - Radjabov match.
This chess match won't even make a small item in the print and tv media in the US. Nothing can even approach the uproar that the Fischer-Spassky match had all over the world. Nothing.
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Well, Anand is one of my fav players currently...especially since he shows respect and humility...traits lacking in most WCC.
I predict Anand will mop the floor with Gelfand...but be careful, remember there are also non-chess factors which may affect the outcome of any game. Anand lost the first game of the previous WCC due to "jetlag"...insufficient recovery time after his 30 hour car journey forced upon him by the volcano. So anything from sickness to "getting off the wrong side of the bed" can influence a result.
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2 p.m. � Town Hall Auditorium � Revaluation Working Group
5:30 p.m. � Town Hall Room 201 � Tree Board
7:30 p.m. � Town Hall Auditorium � Special Board of Finance
Tech Talk at Library
Westporter David Pogue, a New York Times and CBS News contributor on technology, addressed a Westport Public Library audience tonight. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) David Matlow for WestportNow.com
Staples Boys Soccer Falls to Undefeated Norwalk
Anthony Fraioli's goal midway through the second half was the only score, as Norwalk boys' soccer team remained undefeated (9-0-2) with a 1-0 victory over Staples tonight at Sam Testa Field.
Staples dropped to 5-3-2, but is still in the hunt for one of four FCIAC playoff berths.
Play was even throughout, and both Colin Nangle and Ross McGibney ripped shots that Bear keeper Mike Surace could only parry away. McGibney entered the game in the second half, three weeks to the day after dislocating his elbow.
"You don't always get the result you want," said head coach Dan Woog. "But we remain focused on our goal of winning the final game of the season. And if we keep getting performances like tonight, that's a very realistic goal."
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Former NY Times Ombudsman Set for Nov. 3 Westport Talk
Daniel Okrent: Greens Farms Academy speaker. Contributed photoDaniel Okrent, who served as the first public ombudsman at The New York Times, will address an audience at Westport's Greens Farms Academy Thursday, Nov. 3.
The school is hosting the veteran journalist as part of its Coyle Visiting Scholar series. The event—a reception at 7:30 p.m. following by his address at 8 p.m.—is free and open to the public.
Okrent will speak on �How I Survived 18 Months Examining the Entrails of Modern Journalism at the New York Times,�
In his post, which he left in May, Okrent critiqued articles and corresponded with readers on issues of ethics, journalistic integrity and accuracy in reporting.
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One Injured in Roseville Road Accident
A woman driver was transported to Norwalk Hospital today following a two-vehicle collision on Westport's Roseville Road at Windy Hill Road. The woman said she swerved to avoid a turning van and smashed into some heavy brush on the side of the road. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
Looking for a Few Good Men and Women
Westport's Volunteer Emergency Medical Service is looking for volunteers for its next EMT class. Applications must be submitted by Friday. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Contributed graphic
Blowing in the Wind
High winds Sunday downed trees and power lines and also caused some havoc at Westport's Compo Beach Basin. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Phyllis Groner for WestportNow.com
Sunday, October 16, 2005
Artist at Work
After the rains cleared, Westporters this weekend engaged in some of their favorite outdoor activites, including this artist who worked with rocks near Compo Beach. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Phyllis Groner for WestportNow.com
Monday, Oct. 17, 2005
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Autumn Colors
Autumn colors are showing up in Westport not just on the trees but also at places like Gilbertie's Herb Gardens at 7 Sylvan Lane. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Julia Mally for WestportNow.com
Civil Union at Old Mill
Westport Justice of the Peace Wally Meyer (c) presided today at a civil union for his brother, Michael Bell Meyer (l), and Philip Kuepper (r) at a ceremony at Old Mill Beach. Meyer and Kuepper have been partners for 33 years and reside in Mystic, Conn. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
Pitching In
Relatives from Oregon, California, Georgia, Ohio and Massachusetts attended today's civil union ceremony at Westport's Old Mill Beach for Michael Bell Meyer and Philip Kuepper of Mystic, Conn. The civil union was performed by Meyer's brother, Wally, a Westport justice of the peace. Houses are small at Old Mill so neighbors pitched in with help and additional space for the reception and accommodations for the 70 relatives and friends who attended. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
Westport Property Transfers Oct. 3-9, 2005
Property transfers as reported by the Westport Town Clerk�s office for the period Oct. 3-9, 2005
Jack and Nancy Oken to Jytte Winslow-Mandle, 2A Thomas Road, $1,540,000
Robert J. and Lou Ann Giunta to Michael Greenberg and Associates LLC, 283-A Saugatuck Ave., $5,000,000
Gary Palmer to Peter and Jacqueline Schelfhaudt, Unit 63 Regents Park, $740,000
Mari Inagami to Girome S. Bono, 9 Bluewater Hill, $3,050,000
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Board of Education Candidates Face Off
Candidates for the Westport Board of Education faced off at a Town Hall froum today hosted by the Westport League of Women Voters. They included (l-r) Democrat Donald O'Day, Republican Jim Marpe, Democrat Marjorie Cion, Republican Kristin Testa LaFleur, and Republican Robert Chasin. Candidates for the Board of Finance also debated. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) WestportNow.com photo
Walking to Beat Breast Cancer
More than 5,000 area residents took part in today's American Cancer Society "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" five-mile walk at Westport's Sherwood Island State Park. Organizers said the event raised more than $460,000. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) WestportNow.com photo
Staples Field Hockey Team Edges Fairfield Ludlowe 1-0
The Staples field hockey team triumphed 1-0 over Fairfield Ludlowe Saturday. Senior tri-captain Eliza Howe is pictured agressively carrying the ball down the field. Senior tri-captain Katie Baxter made an unassisted goal in the second half. The win improved the Wreckers to 8-3 on the season. The next game is Monday against Fairfield Warde in Fairfield at 3:45 p.m. The next home game is Friday against New Canaan at 3:45 p.m. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Susan Wynkoop for WestportNow.com
Smoke Detector Cited in Post Road West Incident
Westport firefighters early today responded to a report of an activated smoke detector and the smell of smoke at a Post Road West address. They found a sleeping resident who had lit a fire in her fireplace that was not ventilating properly.
Assistant Chief Robert Kepchar said the resident at 328 Post Road West was evaluated by Westport EMS following the 4:30 a.m incident but was not hospitalized. He said an upstairs neighbor had heard the detector and smelled the smoke and called 911.
Kepchar said with colder weather approaching, the Westport Fire Department wanted to remind residents to use all heating appliances properly and to make sure they have working smoke detectors.
Saturday, October 15, 2005
Playhouse Honors Joanne Woodward
The stars were out Saturday night as the Westport Country Playhouse honored Joanne Woodward for her work as artistic director and spearheading its $28 million drive to renovate the old barn into a year-round venue.
Tony Bennett joins Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward at the Westport Country Playhouse salute to Woodward. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Contributed photo
About 600 people, including actors Charles Grodin and Gene Wilder, paid $500 or more to celebrate Woodward's contribution. Actress Glenn Close, violinist Joshua Bell and singer Tony Bennett entertained.
Woodward said she met for lunch with playhouse staff in 1999 to determine what she could do to help. Within a year, she was running the show.
"And so, Joanne has been paying for that lunch ever since," said actor James Naughton, who kicked off the performances.
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Compo Fishing
The high waters at Westport's Compo Beach brought out many area fishermen Satureday morning. William Stenz, 5, of Newtown, tried to catch some bluefish with some tips from his father, Chris. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Julia Mally for WestportNow.com
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Victory Run
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Photo Exhibit Opens
Westport's Rockwell Gallery tonight hosted a reception to launch Daryl Hawk's photography exhibit entitled "A Distance to the Sea," a collection of black and white photos of Connecticut's coast and islands. The native Westporter and Staples grad is pictured with Lee Greenberg of Westport in front of his "Sheffield Light" photo. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
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The condition of the injured girl, Alyssa Miner, was upgraded to stable at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon Sunday afternoon, where she was flown with critical injuries after both girls were hit by a car on Friday.
Another student, Lilyanna Johnson, 14, died at the same hospital on Friday night.
The girls were walking home from Laconia Middle School when the accident occurred at 2:30 p.m. Friday.
Laconia Police Capt. Matt Canfield said the girls were hit when one car stopped at a crosswalk to allow the girls to cross the street and another car "suddenly veered" from behind the stopped car and hit one girl, a guardrail and the second girl.
As of Sunday afternoon, no charges had been filed against the driver of the car, Amy Lafond, 51, of 10 River St., Laconia, Sgt. Dennis Ashley said.
Police are seeking information from anyone who may have seen the accident. Information can be submitted by calling Laconia police at 524-5252, by calling the Laconia Crimeline at 527-1717 or online at www.laconiapd.org
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Work on Sector 17 parking held up again
April 25, 2013
CHANDIGARH: The construction of the first multi-level parking lot in Sector 17 will take another week to 10 days to start, as after getting a clearance from the environment committee of UT, the project has been sent to the Union government to a get a clearance of wildlife sanctuary. "The project requires wildlife sanctuary clearance as it falls within 10kms radius of Sukhna wildlife sanctuary. We got to know about this after getting the clearance form the environment committee," said executive engineer Inderjeet Gulati.
Weather to remain dry, muggy: Met
August 4, 2013
Tabbu Verma , TNN
CHANDIGARH: Expect the next few days to remain dry and sultry. That's the forecast of the weathermen for the city which has not received any rain for the last two days. Surender Paul, director, meteorological department, said there is a lull in the monsoon as low pressure areas have deviated from Rajasthan to Bay of Bengal. Weather has been hot and humid since last few days, disappointing residents. "We wanted to go to Sukhna as we get only the weekend to relax. But unfavorable weather conditions have made us cancel our plans.
India vs England match to be held at Lake Club on Thursday
October 17, 2011
CHANDIGARH: Here's some good news for local cricket enthusiasts. On coming Thursday afternoon, they would be able to experience the thrill of watching one-day international cricket match between India and England on the giant screen at Sector-16 stadium. And they would be enjoying the clash between arch rivals under the recently installed flood lights at the stadium. UT sports director Rahul Gupta said, "Arrangements will be made to show the one-day international match at the cricket stadium of Sector 16 on the coming Thursday and another giant screen would also be displayed at the Lake Club to facilitate Sukhna visitors on that day. " Gupta further revealed that they are also exploring the idea of having another giant screen at the vast Hocket Stadium in Sector 42. "But that depends upon the availability of the ground that day," he added.
South suffers another blow, lake goes dry
May 20, 2012
Gaurav Bhatia , TNN
CHANDIGARH: The lake in Sector 42 has gone dry, now one can hardly find people hanging around there. Not only this, environmentalists say lake works as a thermo regulator and the temperature in the area drops by at least 2 degrees. So the hotspot of the southern sector - the lake -- is not seeing any visitors these days. Administration had created this lake for the two reasons --- devotees could offer various prayers various festivals and people residing in the southern sectors can spend some leisure moments by the lake as Sukhna lake is too far from their homes.
Trespasser manhandled by DGP-rank cop
June 20, 2007
CHANDIGARH: High drama was witnessed at the far end of Sukhna lake on Tuesday evening when a youth drove his Indigo car (HR-03H-5709) into the pedestrian path of the lake. He was allegedly manhandled by DGP GS Aujla of Punjab Police and his personal security officers (PSO). However, the DGP rubbished the allegations and claimed that he was driving dangerously and that too at a wrong place. On the other hand, when the youth, Rishi Pujara, a resident of Sector 8 Panchkula, wished to file a written complaint, UT cops paid no heed to him. Instead, they slapped a challan on him for driving on the wrong side.
Dhanas lake lacks amenities, care
July 5, 2012
Gaurav Bhatia , TNN
CHANDIGARH: Dhanas lake could have been another frequently visited green zone by city residents, if only it had proper attention from the civic authorities. Even the batteries of the solar lights have been stolen from the spot, leave aside basic amenities, such as parking or lighting at the lake. The resident welfare association of Dhanas has brought this mismanagement to the notice of the governor but nothing has been done in this regard. Housing board welfare association (Dhanas)
Making drugs take a walk
December 6, 2009
MOHALI: About 190 million people all over the world consume drugs, thereby posing major dangers to their health. Hence, a Mohali-based private hospital is organizing a walk against drug abuse at Sukhna on Sunday to create awareness among masses on the issue. According to world health organization (WHO) report (2006-2007), in India up to 80% people have turned to drugs sometimes during their life time. Only 10-15 % of them ever get admitted for de-addiction and only 10% of them maintain follow up. Dr Parmod Kumar from Mohali-based private hospital says drug abuse is a complex phenomenon.
Equestrian event at Chandimandir
June 9, 2009
While expanding the scope of equestrian sports by establishing a nodal centre at Shivalik Riding and Pony Club, HQ western command, Chandimandir, to infuse fresh talent and broad-based participation, the club organized a hack ride led by Maj Maneesh Punetha on Monday for children of Chandigarh garrison around Chandimandir Cantt area on Sunday. The ride covered a distance of six km. Fourteen young riders of 9 to 20 years age took part in the event. The route taken by the ride was from Chandimandir to Sukhna wildlife sanctuary near Mahadev Temple.
Panchkula lake: A distant dream
January 8, 2011
Pankaj Dhiman , TNN
PANCHKULA: Panchkula's wait for a Sukhna look-a-like seems to be getting longer and longer as HUDA officials continue to work at a leisurely pace. It has been three years since the proposal was mooted but officials seem to be in no hurry as the technical survey report from IIT Roorkee team is still awaited. According to sources, the team has already submitted their conceptual plan to the HUDA authorities and have advised for a special layer at the soil level in a bid to reduce water consumption.
Lake Club changes name, drops airs
July 6, 2005
Rachna Singh , TNN
CHANDIGARH: The hitch that you faced in enjoying a meal or a cup of tea by the Sukhna's shore is history now. With Lake Club turning into a sports complex, the new arrangement promises a great opportunity to the city's sports enthusiasts. By paying a meagre amount for the sport that you wish to take up, you can also use the facilities at the club. Post Col Berry, the term 'member' stands deleted from Chandigarh Lake Club's lexicon. "Call them 'user,' if you must," says Dr Reet Mahinder Singh, general manager, Lake Sports Complex.
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Published: 28 September 2012
Strictly Come Dancing star Aliona Vilani looks likely to miss the first live show next week after she fractured her ankle in training, leaving Johnny Ball without a partner.
Pro dancer Vilani, who won last year's competition with her celebrity partner Harry Judd from McFly, suffered a hairline fracture to a bone in her ankle during rehearsals yesterday.
She now faces up to a month of recovery following the accident which means her chances of appearing on the show on October 5 are in jeopardy.
Producers are trying to find a stand-in for the early stage of the contest.
Injuries have been an ongoing risk for contestants in the series and last year Artem Chigvintsev had to miss several editions of the show when he suffered a spine fracture.
His partner Holly Valance had to temporarily team up with Brendan Cole.
A statement posted on the Strictly website said: "Initial prognosis suggests our plucky pro-dancer may be out of action for the next 2-4 weeks."
Show bosses are expected to issue an update on her condition after a further medical consultation today.
This morning Vilani posted pictures of her ankle online, including one of her preparing for an X-ray.
She said: "The verdict is it's a hairline fracture on the right ankle bone."
The Kazakhstan-born dancer was posting messages to Twitter responding to support from friends and fans, telling them she would have to miss the first show.
"Tweeting from my sick bed - but don't worry I'm being a good patient," she said.
"I'm sure in a couple weeks rest, I'll be fine."
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