Ramniwas Hotel Jalgaon
, Station Road Jalgaon, Maharashtra, 143001, India
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We felt like Rockstars!!!
... the buses turned up, and these ate people of all ahes, men and women, fighting - not even letting the people on the bus get off it, unreal. with two massive bags and a guitar we really couldn't be dealing with it so bit the bullet and hired a minivan to take us, bit of an extravagance but was it worth it! 4hrs, we could smoke, stretch out and pretend we were in a limo so it turned out to be a nice change.
Saw some wonderful sights ...
Ajanta Caves
... the most efficient person that we have met in India telling us to have a shower, he would then arrange a tuktuk to take us to a specific restaurant near to the bus station - his opinion of the best cheap option and also quite fast service - and we could then walk to the bus station to get the 9.30 bus to Ajanta (he thought this time bus was the best because it gets busy later and he wanted to make sure er enjoyed it! ...
"There is no power"
... change we should have recieved. The caves themselves were pretty impressive. Massive Buddhist structures with awesome paintings and 12 foot Buddha sculptures. I'm shall stop this description here as I can not too justice to them on here.
We left late the next night so needed to kill quite a lot of time. Luckily we found the closest thing to a English pub in India as in physically possible, complete with ...
LONAR TO JALGAON
... of clean water that flows from the taps in our homes, the thought of having to
walk to fetch your day’s water supply is unimaginable. It is a humbling sight.
The caves at Ajanta are famous and far too popular. If you are a student of ancient Indian
culture, or a fan of mass tourism, then you would be thrilled to be here. Myself being neither,
I was not thrilled. It didn’t help that it was Sunday ...
Who said there was no such thing as a free lunch!
... into their meals all around us! After 15 minutes of waiting a man suddenly appeared and ushered through a side door and we found ourselves in his lounge! We presumed that he wanted us to sit and wait there for a table rather than cluttering up his restaurant, but then two metal thali plates arrived, loaded with 8 round metal pots, and a waiter proceeded to fill them with all manor of delicious food. So there we are sitting on a ...
