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Lunch with the oldest women in town
We found our train, and took our seats (which would become beds for the night as it was an overnight sleeper train). In our compartment there was an Indian family who were on their way to Jaisalmer for a short holiday. We soon got talking to them, and very entertaining they were too. Like most Indian people we've met, they were extremely friendly …
You might not intend to, but you will ride a camel
You'll ride a camel even if it is just a way to leave the city for a night for a bit of peace. But go for it! It may be the most painful 2 days of your life, but the shared experience of trotting through a landscape of thorn bushes and wind turbines with people you have never met is absolutely brilliant. Go with Ganesh Travels who are recommended …
Not for sensitive readers.
... stop in the middle of the night where I disappeared around some buildings and as I was squatting with my pants around my ankles I heard this patter of hoofs and look up to see about 10 pigs making a bee line for me. That frightened the **** out of me. hastily retreating while the pigs devoured my meager liquid deposit I realised that this is maybe why the Indians don't eat pork.
Any way Jaisalmer is quite a cool place with this huge ...
Making friends, building sand castles&bruised bums
... thingy. I didn’t even eat the naan which tasted exactly as I would imagine cardboard to taste. One of them we think was made of the stalks of the tree we watched the sunset under! After dinner we did get a pudding which was some sort of pistachio thing, really sweet so I gobbled that down. After some drinking of bright orange fanta and a lot of chatting with Kev, Yas and Mattheus, we meet Neasa and Catharl and headed out on a camel pulling a cart ...
Camel Safari
... sont agréables. Nous voilà au milieu du désert, à quelques kilomètres de la frontière du Pakistan.
2h de chameau le matin, repas au feu de camp, vaisselle au sable, sieste et rebelotte le soir !
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Reviewed Feb 27, 2012
great character but don't expect to sleep. We had the best room in the house but shared the balcony with an old boiler that needed stoking all hours of the night by a boy who didn't quite appreciate that rattling an ash pan two feet away from my head might perhaps disturb my sleep! The boiler didn't even work long enough to provide a warm shower
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