dak bungalow

British  

noun

1. (in India, formerly) a house where travellers on a dak route could be accommodated

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Example Sentences

At Kalimpong there was a large and comfortable Dak bungalow, surrounded by a well-kept garden full of roses and scarlet hibiscus with a beautiful and large-flowered mauve solanum growing up the pillars on the verandah.

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At last we reached Thuria Ghât, where the ascent of the hills commenced, and there we halted for the night in the Dak Bungalow, or rest house.

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I was most thankful to see my wife and child safe in the Dak Bungalow after what was for delicate people a perilous journey, though an interesting and enjoyable one, through a country hardly ever traversed by European officials, and never by women and children.

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Next day we marched across the track of an avalanche, and the following afternoon reached the Almorah Dak Bungalow, or rest house.

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They strolled around a little more, then voted it too hot, and returned to the welcome coolness of the dâk bungalow.

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