Hotel Paradise Jaisalmer
inside fort Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, 345001, India
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Another Day, Another Fort
... my mind but the guy in front of me on the bus reclines his seat.
I sit with Ian and his Australian family consisting of wife Sue and 22 year old son Frasier. They are both fun and well-traveled. Ian, a real character, recommends Seaborne Cruise Line, particularly Montenegro on the Black Sea and Antarctica. He also raves about the northwest of his home country, Australia. Lunch is, surprise, chicken and fish and vegetables and Indian. Like usual.
At 4:00pm, ...
For forty percent
... being perplexed and outraged at how his number was mysteriously getting around. He was also, though subtle, rather insistent on his recommendations, to the point where Elad, half jokingly, brushed him off by asking how much commission he was charging. The comment was met by a duly registered awkward silence.
Something was up.
That evening, the chemistry fizzled noticeably. That cooled mood carried over into the next day, and it was no surprise when, after a ...
Day 51 - Yellow splendor
... around the temples for a bit we continued on the path heading southwest. One crossing later we were at the fort’s wall and a dead end. Backtracking and turning the first possible corner led to yet another dead end (this place is ti-NEE), but as we came closer, we noticed a small staircase behind a house that led down to a path along the ramparts. Looking decidedly unvisited, we felt very much invited.
The path seemed to have been ...
Rajasthan - Partie 2
... tout début de la saison sèche. Nous avons donc passé ces 4 jours sur
notre chameau de 8 à 12H puis de 16h à 18h et le reste du temps à contempler le
paysage ou à profiter de la « gastronomie du désert »… Il valait mieux
aimer les lentilles, le riz et les chapatis (sorte de naan ou pain)! Car
pendant 4 jours, ça a constitué 99% de notre alimentation. Encore une fois, il
suffit de discuter 5 min avec Maloo et lui demander quel est le menu de ...
A little musician steals the show
... damage the mud brick exterior walls. It is the only inhabited fort in India.
Into the Hammitgarh Palace c 1615. Readied a bit of laundry. A G+T over the average sunset, air force jets screaming overhead. Wendy bagged dinner and off to the Saffron restaurant for rooftop dining and a good view of the fort. There was a family musical ensemble. The lal maas tonight was spicier than last night's effort. I suggested that ...



