Paramount Hotel Ajmer

Madar Gate, Near Clock Tower, Rajasthan Ajmer, Rajasthan, 305001, India

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A travel blog entry by getreadyworld

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Sorry I haven't been in contact for a while. Please don't hold it against me.

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We left Pushkar to head to Jodhpur where we stayed in a really bizarre hotel called Yogi's Guest House. It was a really nice hotel with AC and incredible fort views, but the owner/manager …

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We LOVE the Pushkar Camel Fair

A travel blog entry by diannemurray

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... after the ones we saw with the young girls at the Mela ground. We manage to resist being dragged onto the dance floor, with other tourists not so lucky.

Dinner was a buffet, very pure-veg, quite mild, but fairly ordinary. The dessert of some kind of candied squash was interesting. After, we have some trouble finding the driver, and wake another driver sleeping in a similar car, but Jerry gives him a ring, and he soon turns up, so we say our goodbyes to Sharon ...

A town of camel fairs and pilgrimages

A travel blog entry by jaxandtom

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... site with an impressive five hundred temples. Emerging down some inconspicuous steps from the main high street this all opened up before us. Hundreds of locals were in the midst of offering prayers, cleaning themselves in the ghats, listening to holy men and performing their rituals.
A quick stopover in Jaipur and we were on the bus to Agra, excitedly looking forward to seeing the Taj Mahal and completing the golden triangle.
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Rajasthan tour continues - How hot can it get???

A travel blog entry by nathananddarja

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... So we drove onto Jodhpur to stay in another pretty hotel. Later in the afternoon we met our guide and venture into the city for a tour of the market. We both felt it was one of the worst guided tours either of us had been on. The guide didn’t have much to say, we followed him around, occasionally he’d point out something obvious and we’d have to ask some questions in order to get any value from the tour at all… It was ...

Ajmer

A travel blog entry by delwyn.ian

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... and that’s what we got - extremely basic but clean and the family owners were really nice. It was just for one night. They asked if we would like a traditional home cooked meal for our dinner (obviously we had to pay for it) which we thought would be nice, so accepted.

Ajmer is famous for one of India’s most important Muslim sites, Dargah. It is where the tomb of Sufi saint (Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chishti) ...

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