Hotel Ashiana Jamnagar

... 50 year celebration in the town hall. We got ourselves invited in for a couple of hours to watch the show.

The people here are super friendly. They all want to introduce themselves and many want their photos taken. That’s cool for a while, but in a city of 5 million the novelty wears a little thin.

Tomorrow morning we take a bus to Udaipur, Rajasthan.

I decided to take the sleeper train from Udaipur to Ahmedabad which takes 9 hours instead of the bus which takes only 5 hours. This was a big mistake. The train was more like a washing machine and I think very few people managed to sleep. I couldn't even manage to lie down. At a certain ...

... all knew where we were heading and ushered us on with their suspicious eyes. It felt like we had stumbled upon a secret world and were intruding upon village life. Their hidden treasure was another beautiful Well. The locals use it as a Hindu Temple and is suitably multi-coloured and 'Ganesh-ed'.

The city itself was filled with life. We're sure there was much more to discover and are sorry we had to leave so soon. We fell for you Ahmedabad.

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... high we were really didn't cross our minds. The view in a word was, outstanding, dense green forest as far as the eye can see, the city below was almost unrecognizable and the spaghetti of steps that we'd climbed now suddenly became apparent, draped over the hill, an impressive sight in itself.

On our way down, almost at the bottom, we came across the man we'd met at the top, the man who shook my hand and thanked me for our trip, this ...

... back, had dinner and went to sleep. The dinner, Amiji said, was typical Gujarati food- lots of carbs. Some performers came to the Lodge and performed for the guests. We thought that they were doing almost the same thing over and over again. They were walking around doing fluid and robotic movements and people would put money in their mouths. Personally, I did not think it was a good show. Eric was pulled into the dance which he ...

Janpal: We went from the outskirts of Jamnagar to Sasan Gir Wildlife sanctuary. The trip was relatively uneventful. I played games and listened to music in the car. Along the way we saw giant anthills about a meter tall. Along the way we are also trying to watch for kids our ages and to note what they are doing. So far, most of them have been heading to or from school. Some were working ...

... Eric got a movie of them taking off. And I got a movie of them standing in the water and fishing. At the beach I walked through a small river to get to the Arabian Sea which was about two km/1 mile from the entrance. At Narara, we saw many ghost crabs and birds. We made it about ¾ of the way to the sea and then stopped because the beach became muddy and rocky. Actually, I stepped in the mud covered in sea weed, which by the way, looked like grass and I ...

... bumpy jeep to the amount of time spent seeing wildlife. Nonetheless we did see some cool wildlife including Wild Ass, BlueBulls (which don't actually look very blue) and most exciting of all Flamingos! They were awesome, we saw both greater and lesser (which are the pinker ones). Staying at the thatched mud huts was pretty fun. It was relatively quiet and relaxing (at least as far as India can ever be I think). 

... it is providing here. We've been to several Rotary-run schools, hospitals, water treatment plants, as well as a prosthetic shop, pharmacology college, and many others. While based in Dhule a few days ago, we ventured to the Ellora and Ajanta Caves and a fort - google them and be amazed. Definitely a worthwhile sidetrip. We're officially halfway through our trip!