Ashok Jaipur

Jaisingh Circle Jaipur, Rajasthan, 302016, India

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Jaipur

A travel blog entry by indiaelliotts

Jaipur Called the Pink City we have been looking forward to this day. Ismail and Ahmed picked us up from the Ashok hotel and we squeezed in the back of the auto rickshaw. (They swore they were not Moslem but I think they were cautious about this because of western images of Moslem). Cost for the day was 300R (about $AUS10). Ismail spoke excellent …

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Delhi Sight seeing

A travel blog entry by kdonovan2011

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... admission was only $4 and he said that was what he would charge me for the tour but then he told me I should pay him according to how good he was and that most people gave him $20, I tried to give him$10 but had to admit he was really good and loved the pics he took of me with the buildings so I obliged him. Traffic was really bad so we only made it to one other site since I was exhausted. The next site ...

Working our way through India

A travel blog entry by global.nomads

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... chilly in winter in Rajastan. Every night we would have a campfire, sit around and chat. When the last flames died we would move back into our room which we really enjoyed. It was a small room in a traditional mud hut with straw roofs and a protected courtyard. The room would always keep a bit of the day's warmth. We crawled underneath thick blankets and would soon fall asleep.

Owl calls would echo through the night. Once the farm had a big rat problem and on an ...

Golden Triangle Part Two

A travel blog entry by sarahandandy

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... at the bar next door last night.

That day we did a sightseeing tour of Jaipur. We were both quite fond of the pink city (especially after Agra), and the decorations being put up for Diwali made it come alive. However our tour was very brief, as we were both fed up of paying the entrance fees so only saw most of the attractions from the outside. The one thing we did pay for, however, was the zoo.

Jaipur zoo was quite small but we had a nice time, ...

Rain, rain go away!

A travel blog entry by camillalomax

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... once and reached a 40km distance. Then we drove past the Hawa mahal which was a crown shaped building which is full of windows from floor to the top with various coloured windows. Gorgeous. The heavens opened and so we popped Rotherham Albert Hall but Lauren and I didn't really appreciate the vases and guns! But it pasted time I suppose. When I say it rained it didn't stop. The roads are full of pot holes ...

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