The masses of people come here to stand and look. They can't walk through it due to security. It is the Indian version of the Statue of Liberty.
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- Jim and Charlotte
- We enjoy cruising and have found it to be the best way to see a lot of destinations, even though it is a snapshot experience. Before we retired, we had the good fortune to travel extensively, to visit wonderful cities and countries, and have experiences that money can't buy. We are fortunate that in retirement we can continue to travel and this trip aboard the Regent Voyager is a dream come true. We're not sure that we would ever have gotten to India or Brazil on our own. Going back to Africa has been a dream of Charlotte's and now it will become reality. We love to watch The Amazing Race; and if we were younger, I think we would give it a shot. We consider this trip our version of the Amazing Race.
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