Meherangarh Fort Jodhpur

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We left Jaisalmer at around 6am, when our driver picked us up we thought that we could smell alcohol in the car but he swore that he had not been drinking. We arrived safely so all was good. We arrived at our guesthouse Durag Niwas, set up here was also a charity called Sambhali Trust where we had planned quite a while back to do a workshop with …

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Well, I couldn't have been in bed more than hour when the Delhi Belly started. I had only been boasting to my mum a few hours earlier that I had completely avoided the Delhi Belly. Should have kept my mouth shut! Spent more or less the whole night in the toilet, but by morning, the worst was …

Jodhpur carries the title of The Blue City, although having already been to Bundi I was left slightly underwhelmed. Id say that in actuality Bundi is now by far the bluer of the 2 citys. Jodhpurs fort on the other hand is certainly more impressive (particularly internally) and definitely worth a visit. Whilst there you can go over a series of zip …

Idag sov jag ut innan jag tog en rik-shaw till Mehrangarh Fort som anses som den största attraktionen här. Visst var det en hel del imponerande saker att se, men det bästa var nog att en del av rummen var relativt svala med fläktar i taket.

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Jodhpur

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I wasn’t looking forward to the train to Jodhpur to be honest as I didn’t particularly enjoy the previous ones but I was pleasantly surprised as there was plenty of space on this one. I had a window to stick my head out of like a dog in a car and I was having …

Mehrangarh Fort
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Mehrangarh Fort, located in Jodhpur city in Rajasthan state, is one of the largest forts in India.

The fort is situated 400 feet (122 m) above the city and is enclosed by imposing thick walls. Inside its boundaries there are several palaces known for their intricate …

... alone have signs with little descriptions of areas around the site. Until we visited the Meherangarh Fort in Jodhpur, that is. Finally...a tourist site in India that is getting EVERYTHING right! It is in immaculate condition, very well sign ...

... In this part of Rajasthan, periodic sandstone formations punctuate the otherwise flat and barren landscape, making strategic locations for forts. Meherangarh Fort guarded the trade routes from the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean to the south and was the ...

... makhania lassis (saffron lassis) are great here. Very refreshing! After a boost we went up to one of Jodhpur's main attractions, Meherangarh Fort. Spectacular looking with massive walls on a hill top overlooking all of Jodhpur. It's well worth the ...

... city' (most of the buildings in jodhpur's old city are painted the same shade of baby blue) and to check out the impressive meherangarh fort for a second time...but i had plenty of time in rajasthan previously and i'm happy to skip it this time to be ...

... "blue city", named for the indigo dyed limestone walls of the homes and buildings here. It is also home to the mighty Meherangarh Fort, an impressive sandstone structure that appears to grow right out of the cliffs overlooking the city.  One of its ...

... dogs balls, is the huge fuck off fort above the place. This would be the first thing that we would be looking at tomorrow Meherangarh Fort As we have done this trip, we have visited Lahore, Delhi and Agra forts. Personally, I have enjoyed them, but ...

... on loud speakers from a mosque. The moon was out with some sparkling stars. It was just a perfect and magical experience. Meherangarh Fort As usual, the foreigners pay about ten times more than locals to see the Meherangarh Fort. However, the ...

... was of the old city (little cubicle like box houses sitting on different levels, mainly blue in colour) nestled against the Meherangarh fort. At night, the twinkling lights from the houses and the fort made the place look like something out of a fairy ...

... front of Indian TV for the evening. The next morning we met our guide for a mornings tour of the place, starting at Meherangarh Fort, which was no mean feat given it was atop the only hill in the otherwise fairly desolate plains of Jodhpur.  The ...

... the numerous sweet shops around the area. We walked down the lanes through the narrow streets of the village at the foot of the Meherangarh fort. Here most of the houses are painted blue that gives the name "Blue City" when you see from a distance. ...