Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelAtithi Guest House Jaipur
Going to Jaipur
The day I left Rishikesh was short and I did not do much. Some chatting with my neighbors in the morning, And the favorite Mously with curd fruit and honey. Took a Rickshaw to the train station, and the bus to Haridwar. The bus to Haridwar takes about an hour to go for 28 kms. The bus experience is worth spending a little bit more time explaining. …
Udaipur Day one, not far from Paradise
Udaipur 1st impression was not wrong. Udaipur is a small town (In India terms) of about 50000 people, compared to Jaipur the state capital which is 2.5 million. The city is very aimed towards turism and it gets most of the foreigh tourists in Rajhestan. It is full of Palaces, old aristocracy houses (Havalis) and small streets with bazars, …
Udaipur, lazy and Interactive
Today is my third day in Udaipur and as much as I don't want, I'm moving tomorrow. My time is getting short and I need to go on. Plans keep changing. By talking to people you get all kinds of opinions where to go next. The final verdict is Jodhpur and I may from there try to fly to Varanise. If that happens I'll go back to my original plan. …
My thoughts on India so far
What I have experienced so far in India has been worlds away from my upbringing in "the West". There are so many things I could write about and so many stories thusfar that I would love to share! Let's get started.
Indian driving is crazy. This is pretty much how it works. First off, cars drive on the opposite side of the road than in …
Day 14
We arrived at Jaipur for 5am with no where to go until Raju our couchsurfer woke up. Little did we know Indians only sleep between 12pm and 4am! We ended up sleeping on the floor with our bags. I was woken up by a lady shouting telling me I was a dirty person and only dirty people were allowed to sleep on the floor. What makes her think I'm not a …


