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Adventures around the City Palace
... us through. We had lunch at a cool cafe right on the side of the lake and then we met a turban-clad shaman-like guy who held my two palms in his hands and squeezed different parts and told me what was wrong with my body (well what I needed 'fixed' via massage). After my previous experience I was a bit reluctant but I agreed to have a massage with him. He invited Jess to watch. He pummeled me and poked and it hurt a lot, and I mean a lot, but it did feel ...
Love Is In The Air
... more than in any other place we had been so far) we decided on a little place just over the lake with seating outside and a bit of music playing. What a result!
The food was amazing. I had a Potato, Tomato and Augerberine curry and Tiff had Aloo Gobi Saag and we each had a beer in a mug (Alcohol licenses cost far too much money so you have to drink beers out of a coffee mug to disguise it)
We walked back, slowly because of the touts, and crashed out in ...
More India!
Saturday 8th September
Location: Jodphur
After a lovely lie in (didn't have to get up until 8 today!) we made our way to Jodphur. Even though we slept well we both had a cheeky nap in the car and got woken up as we pulled into a café. It was pouring with rain and the weather was on the monsoon end, but the roads we emptier than before and the land around us was porous so the effects were not so bad. It took around 5 and a ...
We'll take the corner palace room, please.
... toilet wouldn’t flush. Remember the earlier comment about the lassi. Finally, as we got ready to walk around the city, we realized the in-room safe doesn’t work. Whew. I almost felt sorry for the poor guy who came to address these concerns – he didn’t seem that concerned about any of them. Chad soon made him concerned. We then loaded up our day pack and headed out into the 105 degree Udaipur heat to explore the city. As this place is pretty ...
Exploring Hindu India
... only one potholed lane. As we drive down the road we often face head on tractor trailers who all but run us off the road. We pass dozens of marble distributors, who are offering white, red, and some green slabs of the beautiful stone to builders.. We drive by a fair where hundreds of Rajasthanis appear to be milling around, selling cattle and visiting with each other. We also see first of many temples and shrines to Hindu deities. This one seems to be large enough to hold one or two worshipers. ...
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