Meera Mahal Jaisalmer

... hilarious, i was hoping to find a toilet. Theres fotos and a video of the whole embarrassing scene which i'll put up on facebook when i find a computer fast enough.<br><br>Next stop, the Camel fair....<br><br>Ajmer<br><br>My new found friends were heaidng east to ajmer so i waved them goodbye in Jaipur. I was using the relatively small town of Ajmer as my base for going to the annual camel fair in nearby Pushkar, one of the only places on earth with a Brahma Temple. Ajmer was also ...

... option, but defeat or surrender, so they built a large fire below a Palace wall 9near the current main gate. Then all the women would jump from the Palace wall into a huge fire.Their handprints are marked on the walls to this day. Following this event, the Rajputs would dress themselves in saffron cloth, then ride out of the fort in one giant saffron wave. There mission: kill as many of the enemy as possible before their ...

... like a headless chook, shouting "chuck me your bag, chuck me your bag". I threw him my daypack but the train was moving so fast already that I couldn't take my big backpack off.... P still running along beside the train, arms outstretched (ready to catch me perhaps!?), with his little ducky footsteps, trips over sideways over this drain thing flat on his back... The train is now way past the platform, so I launch myself off and land pretty much on top of ...

... and not the 5-day monster we'd seen advertised. We returned to the hotel having made our thanks. I gave the guides a generous tip each, since they'd shared with me the recipe for that delicious desert curry.<br>We booked tickets at the train station today - Kazuma is on his way to Kolkata, Saki is on her way to Rishikesh, and both will go via Jaipur - which is my next destination. <br>Its nice to have company - even if they don't speak a word of the Queen's!

... that the decor was quite nice and the whole building was made of marble and stone...which kept it nice and cool in the unforgiving desert sun/heat. We checked into one of the rooms on the ground floor...room #34...which is normally RS$350 and we got for RS$250. Yaarit and I unpacked some essential stuff and then showered before heading up to the rooftop restaurant for some food. It was almost noon by that time and I hadn't had anything to eat since breakfast the day ...

Well we signed up for the adventure and adventure is what we got. We arrived in the far wastern state of Rajistan in the town of Jaisalmer. Our Haveli ( house) is within the walls of a massive 800 year old fort. Our inn s Simla Haveli and has been continuously occupied for 500 years. There are 4 rooms, a lobby and a rooftop space for eatng and drinking the much needed beer. Kingfisher has become a favorite after our lfe ...

... Oasis Haveli, only small rooms are available which is rather really small which we did not take. The fort view fork the terrace is very nice thought. The driver took us around to Green Hotel which rooms do not look very clean and there were flies around. We then looked at Hotel Royal which is about one year old, 5 min walk from the fort entrance. They are supposely working mainly with larger tour ...

... pour aller acheter les ingrédients puis cuisiner ....vous vous imaginez...J ai pris des patates avec des oignons fris et j ai bien aimé, les autres on pris des pâtes apparemment pas bonnes. Ensuite nous avons donner les numéros de passeport pour la chambre, ça a encore pris des heures et on commençait à s impatienter car on voulait faire un tour dans la ville avant le coucher du soleil. La petite ville est très très sympa. Il n y a que des petites ruelles avec des tas de petits magasins ...

... On the camel back (yes there were camels involves) Kels and I were discussing how we could describe this experience in one word.. and we couldn't come up with anything that quite captured it so i will tell you all about it in detail!!.. We left Jaisalmer in the afternoon by jeep and were driven into the desert where there were some camels waiting for us. There were six of us in total including another aussie from sydney who just so happened to go to Maquarie uni ...

... couple who came along (an Indian designer who lives in Shoreditch, East London and his French girlfriend) around a cozy fire which the herders made from wood they found lying around. The air was pretty warm when we went to bed, but it grew extremely col in the night - we were wearing all the clothes we had and under a blanket but were freezing. However, it was beautiful looking up at the sky and I stared for a long time. Without the pollution, the ...