Rupi Hotel Udaipur

Dabok Udaipur, Rajasthan, 313001, India

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A friendly city plus more palaces, forts & temples

A travel blog entry by kenanddonna2005

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... clothed), which was nice of him since it was bitterly cold outside and we would probably have died from frostbite.

Once everyone was awake, we dressed, fed and took a wander around town which was ok. This place is called the "Romantic City" as it has a big lake in the centre of it, giving the locals a good excuse to charge you a large amount of cash to see the sunset ... if you wish. In the centre of the lake is a hotel, which featured in the ...

UDAIPUR.

A travel blog entry by nievesjordan

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Udaipur. (Rajashtan, India).


Some guide books describe Udaipur as “ Rajasthan most romantic city “. I can not attest to the romantic aspect, but it is certainly a charming place. It has two lakes connected by a canal, the Fathe Sagar and the Pichola.
For me, Udaipur is associated with Lake Pichola. Many times I have stayed at the Lake Pichola Hotel across the lake from the City Palace. This time, however, they did not have rooms available, and I went to the ...

Cooking class

A travel blog entry by amyandadam

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Today we took part in a 4 hour cooking class by a lady called Shashi, which cost R500. We learnt to cook chai, pakora, chutney, chapatti, nan bread, masala curry, vegetable Palau and a few varieations of these.  You defiantly get your money's worth with these classes, we made sssooo much food and felt bad when we couldn't eat it all. It tasted amazing and I can't wait to get home and give it a go for ...

The Romantic City

A travel blog entry by texasnomads

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... cooks. Okay, so Kamu basically did it all - but we will be amazing cooks. And surprisingly, it was all fresh, healthy food. It makes sense I guess, Indians don't eat thick, heavy curries every night - that's just what we Westerners order when we go to Indian food restaurants. They eat fresh vegetables, soups, and breads - it just all comes with masala spices and a bit of oil. Once we had gorged ourselves on delicious home made food, we paid Kamu the ...

Exploring the countryside, then a cooking class

A travel blog entry by matt.s.wise

... nice, but with the amount of sugar they add, any concoction probably would!

I also happened upon the crafts village of Shilpgram and had a quick wander through it. Myself and the handful of other tourists there were entertained with a puppet show and later, by a small band of musicians.

After arriving back at the hotel having done an extra lap of the lake without any side-trips, I took a quick shower before heading just up the road to ...