Adarsh Niwas Hotel Jodhpur

Near Railway Station Jodhpur, Rajasthan, 342001, India

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The Train, The Train

A travel blog entry by paulej4

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... It jumps on New Year’s Eve but isn’t nearly so lively on other nights. If you are scheduled for the late seating for dinner, the bar car is the place to be after you’ve cleaned up from the dusty day’s excursion. As seatings change in the dining cars, the bar crowd swaps over as well.

The Internet is, really, my only criticism. That's a problem but only for a person like me. There is no WiFi. They do have a laptop computer you ...

インドで盲腸!?

A travel blog entry by c044646

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... 12473;& #12467;ープでの 手術でやり ;きれない࣒ 0;合は大き{ 94;開腹手術 408;切り替え 2427;」とのこ&# 12392;。ビビリ& #12414;くる反面 、もうこの ;痛みがなӔ 7;なるなら{ ...

Sunrise in the desert, baldness and more trains

A travel blog entry by dave.davepower

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... and houses built around a beautiful garden. The hotel is run by a family that uses the profits to fund 25 schools in the surrounding poor neighbourhoods . Although we didn't arrive til about 10:30, they still dressed a candlelit table in the middle of the garden for us and rustled up a delicious vegetarian dinner.  We were knackered at this stage, so headed to bed early. My stomach was really rumbling ...

Smelly, dirty and noisy - India at its best

A travel blog entry by wickens

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... at wholesale price for anything between £40 and £120. No wonder the interior designers and fashion houses flock to India in their droves.

First stop today was a trip to the market to buy Zach some bamboo and matting, to build a camp with at the next destination. Benjamin attracted a huge amount of attention as usual: a photographer from the Times of India newspaper, stopped to try to get a picture of the blonde baby ...

Indigo City

A travel blog entry by andyandfran

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... br>
Also, at the train station there were lots of Indian soldiers, and I think it was because we were so close to the Pakistan border. They were all nice enough though (once you got used to the massive rifles that they carried) and shared our carriages with us on the journey down. This was our first 3rd class A/C journey which meant that instead of berths of x4 we had x6, so a bit more squashed in. What we didn't realise though is that if you had the side berths then you ...

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