Om Tower Jaipur
Church Road, M I Road Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
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Aussie girls in Jaipur
After a beautiful time in Benaulim, headed off to the Goan airport for my flight to Jaipur. Met Snaz and Gaz at the airport. Flight was great. Jet Airways ROCKS (have i said that in the previous entries? cos they do!). And it's not just because the male air hosts (right terms for them???) are cute as buttons. hehehe In our stopover in Mumbai, the …
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Delhi Sight seeing
... harmony of Science and Religion *equality of men and women *elimination of prejudice of all kinds *universal compulsory education *universal peace What I liked best is that this building like all of their places of worship around the world Invites people of all religions and races to worship the Creator of the universe and to express the love between God and man(knowing there is only one higher power ...
Working our way through India
... full moon eclipse. Binod had excellent binoculars and the cloud free Rajastani sky, away from the city and its lights, provided ideal conditions for enjoying it. When we woke up the next morning we were astonished to find, rolled up in a ball in the corner of our room, a dog. What must have happened is that Kali (named after a very blood thirsty Hindu goddess…not a name to suit this dog) must have slipped into our room when we went outside to the toilet in the middle of ...
Golden Triangle Part Two
... Rana came with us (usually he waited in the car as the local touts are often aggressive towards drivers as they feel they are taking away their business). The cages for the animals were very small, and some of the animals seemed a little distressed, which was sad to see.
After a quick siesta Rana took us to the Birla Hindu Temple, which was stunning. It was very modern, which made a nice change from the old buildings we had become accustomed to seeing. Rana walked us ...
Rain, rain go away!
... as we were ladies and the ladies queue is always shorter than the mens. However we still queued for over an hour! When it got inside it was a grand building and more like a theatre. The film was so long there was a interval half way through, it was 3 hours in total. Real numb bum. The film was in Indian with little bits in English. I think we both understood most of it, but we did have to clarify a few points ...



