Royal Camp Rajasthan

Nagaur Fort Rajasthan, 35400, India

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A 7th birthday fit for a prince

A travel blog entry by wickens

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... were tired after all the excitement so the evening ended rather promptly. I continued to potter around in my sari….it was like my wedding day, I just did not want to take it off, despite the 6m of material plus underskirt being swelteringly hot. I will have to invent an excuse to put it on again some day (maybe an Indian-themed party in Notgrove?!) although I’m not sure I will ever be able to put work out how to put it on properly every ...

Rajtafarian times

A travel blog entry by smllblckflwrs

... and have not completed the project yet. That is not to say that one should not visit Jodhpur. It has an Arabic layout in the old part of town, quite like Moroccan souks, difficult to navigate and filled with cheap tat of all varieties. The bazaars are huge and overwhelming to each of the senses; but a bottomless source of wonder. Above all, the fort is something beyond compare. As you approach it in your rikshaw, the winding road gives you multiple views of the walls. I can ...

Day 254 - Camel Trekking the Great Thar Desert

A travel blog entry by everett.butler

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... in his village and they had one spot still available for the time frame I wanted to go. It was fate stepping in again to carry me exactly where I needed to go. That morning I woke up, packed a few light articles of clothing and a torch, donned my neon green turban the owner had given me for the ride and piled into his jeep with a few other travelers going along for the ride. Not wanting the typical tourist experience, I had ...

Hello! Hello! Hello! Hello!

A travel blog entry by robthebruce

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... removed their titles, they had to now work. One way the Royals would earn money is to open their palaces to Tourists. Maharaja Ganesh Pal Deo Bhadur built the Bhanwar Vilas Palace as a royal residence in 1938, when he was the ruler of Karauli. To this day, the descendants of the Maharaja live here in the palace.

The Palace has a very colonial feel to it, and it is decorated with antique furniture, photos of the family, stuffed ...

One last adventure before going home!

A travel blog entry by 2010trip

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... that a mere three weeks felt rushed, and we only saw a portion of the north. You could easily spend months travelling throughout this vast and incredible country (and we met many people who have done just that) but by this point in our trip we were beginning to miss home.

Travelling truly does open your eyes to some of the good and bad in the world that you may have otherwise missed – and that seems to be what it’s all ...

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