K. K. Royal Days Hotel Convention Center
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Light Show and Elephant ride
Sunday afternoon, we packed up the Toyota Innova and made our way to Jaipur for the tail end of our tour. Another 4 hr drive before we arrived in Jaipur and checked into our lovely hotel. The hotel was surrounded by green gardens and nice outdoor pool. There was a large celebration taking place on the grounds when we arrived, with a large sound …
Jeeprs Jaypurs, I'm In Jaipur
... probably Jaipur's logo. From the front, its opulence and fine detail make you think that you're in the presence of another Taj, but alas or indeed not alas, that's where the illusion begins. Because actually it's not more than 10 feet deep. Stained glass arches amid magnificent red sanstone stories allowed the ladies of the court to people watch on the old City below, but in reality it is only 10ft deep. Interesting place.
Then it was off to Jaipur's ...
Amber Fort, Elephants, and More
... from the bystanders and I will post them when they come in. We all walk back to camp. We must now leave to join the others which is extremely disappointing because everyone is going to ride bareback into the jungle. RATS! Our driver, Insaff (I remember his name by thinking "In Soft-Out Hard". And shame on anyone with a dirty mind.) drives us back to the hotel. We are soaking wet but really don't have enough time to shower and change before leaving for the bazaar. ...
The Wind Palace
We got to the wind palace, but Jaipur used to be known as the pink city, now it has been painted a sort of muddy colour (as you may have seen by previous photos)
The Wind Palace seems to have got its name by the fret work that is in the walls, it was so ladies and courtesans could look out on the population without showing themselves during holidays ...
Worldwind Tour of Deli in ONE Day...
... warm, even though it is November and we start thinking about lunch. Rajeev takes us down a rather seedy side street in Delhi and mentions to us that there is a snake charmer in the plaza in front of the restaurant but we should not stop or give him a tip because he mistreats the snake. Let you imagination run with that comment. Anyway we enter the restaurant and almost everyone in there is a tourist. I am saved again. When I order mutton and rice even Lynda looks at me ...
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