Kadamb Kunj Bharatpur
NH-11, Fathpur Sikri Road Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 321001, India
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The mighty misty Taj
... there are many more to visit in the country), however some travellers had informed us it was well worthwhile…and they were right. On the outside is a large red brick walled castle and moat (with monkeys climbing everywhere), and no hint of any contents on the other side of the large walls. Once inside, there are a series of gems to discover, many different marbled rooms, indoor shrines, mirror rooms, viewing platforms, baths and more. We spent ...
Another 90km !
... well, bottoms now nicely massaged (by cycle seats not human hands) a few delightful bruises and scrapes on legs, no deli belly so far, but don't expect your partner to come back 2 dress sizes(in the case of women) as we have been eating like horses to balance the exercise we are doing !
4 days done and thanks to Mathews gizmo 230 miles under our belt - that must be somewhere close to London from Bradford ! Maybe someone could look that one up !
Till ...
Taj Mahal !!!
... day as Natasa, helped us further gave us a little explanation. When you meet friendly people like this you forget (for a second) the bad people that get on your nerves! The Fort is really gigantic, but only one part of it is opened for public. Listening to the audio-guide we got some nice info’s about the how & what of this fort. While walking on one of the paths leading to the inner gate we saw a lot of chipmunks. A guy ran up to me and gave me crumbled cookies ...
Aggro in Agra
... and now craving a burger...we agreed to do! The difficulty came when having to clamber back over carrying our bags of food and drinks! A few hours in to the journey, the driver asked if it was ok to stop at a service station, as he was hungry, we said this was fine and agreed to have a cup of chai. The driver informed us that the chai here was the cheapest and best...but at 20rs a cup, we disagreed! Also, the paper cups that the chai was served in ...
Agra - I really don't like thee...
... telling him it was haram (forbidden) and so he did. But the foundations remain. Those random stumps in my picture are it. Pretty cool. So on we go to the Baby Taj. The guide is very good. But keeps saying "the money you paid goes to the government, I look after you and you look after me..." - meaning big tip. Bloody Agra. Baby taj is just that, a little version of the real taj, hand crafted and built before the real taj. I guess like a dummy run. From here we go and see ...



