Deepak Rest House Jaisalmer

... cool though so we just sat on the floor chatting, Ken was pretty wrecked so he went home armed with a cookie but we didn't feel too bad just nice and relaxed so we stayed for a bit longer chatting to some other travelers.<br> <br>Next morning we had breakfast in the fort overlooking the palace and had another wander around the alleys. We went in the fort and palace museum which was 250 rupees each but had a free audio guide so we gave it a go. The audio ...

... The camels were surprisingly comfortable with a considerable amount of padding, although after a while your legs start to ache and it becomes quite painful, and when you try to get off you'll find your legs don't work and you end up doing a dance like Tina Turner singing simply the best. Getting on a camel is quite an experience, but if you hold on tightly you should be ok, also, our camels were quite well behaved so it made things a little easier (not that I ever ever ...

... fee. I suppose if you are not visiting Ranakapur, it's a good experience. It seems a very crowded place with tourists probably the feeling created by the narrow alleys. Only lunch choice is vegetarian within the fort. They all serve pretty much the same, trying to cater to the various tourists groups .. Pasta, korean, chinese, continental ..etc. I had safe choice of masala omelette and basmati fried rice and M had tomato pasta ...

... camp and cooked us our supper. The sand dunes looked picture perfect - the ripples across the huge expanse, with no one else there! That doesn't happen often in India. Latha and I decided (well Latha decided) that we would like to sleep in the tent but the kids had other ideas. They decided that they wanted to sleep under the stars. Well I laughed so hard when the guides tucked my parents in under the desert stars ...

My Ass Hurts. Seriously. Yesterday, Melissa &amp; I rose at the crack (again..) and made our way out into the desert. There, we met our 2 young guides and three camels...Mr. India, Papaya &amp; Racket. We had this incredibly romantic notion about riding camels out into the dunes on safari....blankets, food &amp; drink being carted along.....what a classic Indian experience this will be.......right???? Okay....have you ever RIDDEN a camel?? Hol-y Mother-Mary-n-all. Any hope of ...

... mother who lives down the backwaters of Kerala. This was the first time i had felt the presence of such a being so young. We've seen the look of a fully awake person before in India but this one was a special one. India makes you confront yourself because people see the truth. This boy had it in his eyes. He stole knowing glances at us throughout our dinner as though he knew we could see it in him. Then, some magical event happened that is difficult to ...