Ghanerao Royal Castle Hotel
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To Ghanerao via Ranakpur
Drive to Ranakpur (4 hours) and then to Ghanerao (1 hour) ACTUAL from journal (March 17): The trip is winding down. My stomach seems to be a little better; I'll probably take the Cipro until I'm home. Today we again had a 9 am checkout time and I made sure to have breakfast to tide me over for the journey today. Again, we drove a couple hours, had …
Land of the Kings
... was due to a local festival in honour of Lord Shiva's birthday. The main street had been painted red (symbolizing joy), and women were dressed in their brightest saris.
There were noticably more women than usual, making it all the more colourful against the backdrop of dusty streets. Trucks and buses crammed with people who had come in from the ...
Through Kumbalgarh
Kumbalgarh is a wildlife sanctuary that has recently been made into a National Park. We stayed at the Aodhi, another "heritage" hotel just outside the park. The rooms are similar to the plush digs at Deogarh, with several sitting rooms and terraces in addition to the bedrooms. The downside is having to walk up several flights of stairs to get to your room, a small price to pay.
Near ...
Little House on the Prairie
The next stop on the itinerary was Ranakpur and Ruby warned us that it would be cold, so I pulled the faithful leggings out of my rucksack for what would hopefully be the last time. If needed I was now prepared to get out the all weather gear that I have bought for later on in my trip. Up until this point it had seemed a little too much effort to get that stuff out of their compression sacks, but I was growing a bit tired to shivering myself to sleep.
I plumped for the ...
Second largest wall
Kumbalgarh Fort
(From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
Kumbhalgarh (also called Kumbhalmer or Kumbalgarh) is a Mewar fortress in the Rajsamand District of Rajasthan state in western India. Built during the course of the 15th century by Rana Kumbha, and enlarged through the 19th century, Kumbhalgarh is also a birthplace of Maharana Pratap, the great king and warrior of Mewar. Occupied until the ...
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- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Business Services
- Free parking
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