Hotel Ambassador Ajmer
Nagina Bagh, Ashok Marg Ajmer, Rajasthan, 342 001, India
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Ahmedabad
Ahmedabad in the State of Gujarat. Awoken on the train at 5am by the guard to say we were approaching Ahmedabad. No sooner had we vacated our bunks then the sheets and pillows disappeared. Although we did not sleep well, it is an excellent service. Went into the AC2 Waiting room till 7am before phoning the Hotel Ambassador to see if we could book …
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We LOVE the Pushkar Camel Fair
... don’t notice a large group approaching us, and have to quickly extricate ourselves. Stop for a rest and a cold drink at one of the local stalls, and sit watching this interesting world go by.
Now about 2pm, and we’re very hot and tired, so back to claim our room in the annexe. We’d originally wanted to stay in Inn Seventh Heaven, but they were booked out when we applied 8 months ago. However we were informed that they had an annexe, which ...
The Reversed Acropolis
... out the city outside. This is the city.
There is no single answer of course. The lake is venerated. No one would dare approach the waters with shoes. The act of walking barefoot here -- just as in mosques -- immediately helps create a sensorial differentiation from whatever activity you were doing before you entered the sacred space. Taking off shoes means - 'i am now at ease'. No ...
Brahma Rama!
A good few snoozes were needed before we were ready to wake up and discover what Pushkar had to offer. We just hoped that it was more than Ajmer. Eventually blinking we stepped into the sunlight on the roof terrace to take our first glances at this new exciting city. What no lake?! Pushkar is famous for its sacred lake surrounded by 52 ghats - one for each of the maharajahs that have ruled here, each is said to offer a different kind of ...
Pushkar
... Dahl, which is the traditional food here and I had potato and onion pakora. We sat and watched him make everything fresh and the food was delicious.
The only trouble is the local people feed the free roaming cows, dogs, pigs etc. their leftover curry. However they don’t take it out of the carton or plastic bag, they just throw the whole lot in the street – no wonder the place stinks!
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