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A:I would look into staying downtown Milwaukee. Hyatt and Pfister are two of the better hotels that would allow for nightlife within walking distance. Water St. offers more bars and nightlife than you could experience in one or two nights. There are a ton of really good restaurants also. The restaurants range from high end to casual and you should be able to find something to fit your tastes and budget. There are a lot of reasonably priced golf courses in the area also. Other "entertainment" options include Silk Exotic, On the Border, and Vegas Gentlemen's Club. All of these establishments would require transportation and Vegas is a 40 minute drive. There are more but these are the only ones I'd consider. There is always a Brewer game at Miller Park. Even if there is no interest in the Brewers, Miller Park is pretty cool and worth seeing. Another thing to consider is Summerfest. It is a large music festival that runs June 28 to July 8, 2007. There is all kinds of free music at many stages and if you pay the premium there are usually some big time headliners. There is a lot of drinking and a lot of women. If you want any further information you can find it at www.summerfest.com. I don't know much about Kalamazoo but I can tell you Milwaukee is a party town in the summer time.

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A:I travelled a similar route over two weeks in April 2007, but I started in Bangalore and returned from Mumbai. (less back tracking this way!) A lot of it depends on how you prefer to travel and budget. Plane, train, bus, night time or day time? If possible I would do Hampi first, I think the train would be the best option (depending on train times and duration, plus no flights from Mumbai to this part of India), I believe you have to change at Hubli or Guntakal, then it is about 3 hours to Hospet (the nearest town to Hampi). I spent 3 nights here, could easily have another night or two. Didn't find it un-hygenic as another poster has mentioned, basic yes! Vegetarian village for religious reasons, so no chance of any dodgy meat making you ill. I then took a train (6:30am but four hours late) back from Hospet to Madgaon (south goa), got a taxi to Palolem (2 nights). The journey from Hospet to Goa can be done daytime on train (about 8 hours) or night sleeper bus. Then I spent a night in Panjim the state capital (got there on 2 buses, took about 3 hours). After here I got a taxi upto Anjuna, spent 9 days here I think. This is handy for Vagator, Calangute & Baga. I got the train upto Mumbai from here (10 hours), but given the choice again I would fly, especially if it was only a 2 week visit. Basically if you can afford to do internal flights, then do it! (i.e Mumbai fly to goa, train/bus to Hampi, train/bus Goa, Goa fly to Mumbai If the budget is tight and If you don't mind travelling on over-night sleeper buses and what to make the most of day time then do that! If you don't mind spending daylight hours on a train, do that! Hope this helps.