Rawla Jaipur
D-194-A, Jagdish Marg, Behind Sindhi Camp, Banipark Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
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Jaipur - Exciting, loud, frantic - Love it!
... Peacock Restaurant on the roof top looks like it was decorated by Gaudi. We had lunch before heading out to see the City Palace and the Observatory. Both well worth seeing.
Dec 30
Today we headed out early for Amber Fort which is a bit outside Jaipur. We had arranged for our rickshaw driver from yesterday to pick us up and he was right on time. The drive up to the fort was chilly but ...
Jaipur Shopping
... because I see their living conditions-what’s a few more dollars to me when it will go so far for them! Thus, I am not getting the outstanding deals that I thought I would. I priced out things I planned on purchasing before I came and I am paying about what I could order them online for…and for better quality, too. But then I couldn’t say I got it in India…which is kind of the point and therefore, priceless, right!? Tomorrow, elephants! That is ...
The Boxcar Wedding enroute to The Pink City!
... the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever watched. One moment there is a somewhat well acted dramatic scene and the next, everyone breaks into lip-synched song and dance for 10 minutes... which doesn’t have anything to do with anything really. It was certainly worth a few laughs and the 120 rupees(US$2.45) we paid to sit in the Diamond Class box seating.
Next stop is Agra to see India's most famous national treasure...
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Marsala Tinkle
After around 12 hours sleep we were feeling more positive for another day in Jaipur. We packed up, had breakfast (no ants) and went on one last excursion to the highly recommended Tiger Palace. Ramzan had described this place as his favorite quiet spot to go and chill out in Jaipur; he had then quoted us Rs800 for the pleasure. We had taken a rickshaw organised through our niwas for Rs300!!
The zig zagging hour long journey to the fort perched high on ...
Lethargic Morning in Jaipur
... difficult to miss). I went opposite it into some kind of audience hall, which I thought might be the place where the Kings entertained his VIPs. I took a quick look inside and left the building. The entrance next to this reception hall seemed to display the cannons and carriages that was used in yesteryears. I gave this a miss, as I thought they would probably display the same stuffs. As the sun was totally drying me up, I headed for the cafe to have a bottle of rather ...



