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The cow sleeps in the house at night.
Today, Chris and I drove 5 hours to
Jaipur, which is the capitol of the state of Rajasthan. Our driver,
Mr. Karon, was very friendly. We learned he is from a small village 3
hrs from Delhi called Kujiman. He invited us to eat lunch at his
house with his wife and 2 sons. Since it was only 30 minutes out of
the way and we both had …
Pensions for elephants
Today we met our tour guide, Mr. Singh,
and our trusty driver, Mr. Karon, at 8am with a full day of
sightseeing ahead of us. First we stopped at Hawa Mahal (Palace of
the Winds). This palace was built in 1799 in downtown Jaipur with 5
stories of tiny windows for the veiled royal women to peer down at
the busy street market …
Delhi, Agra and Jaipur - a week of sightseeing
... where you are going and a rough time and they'll tell you the train name and number and what time it leaves! Who knows how they all know! The journey was smooth except for the fact that everyone had about 5 bits of luggage and that it was an hour late! Normal for India then! The guesthouse in Agra was awesome. It is someone's home and they have just added a few more rooms! They were really friendly and helpful and you could get home cooked food any time of ...
Jaipur and tuktuks, aka Indian helicopters
... paintings, games and so much more. After having a look around and watching several different shows we made our way to our included buffet dinner which was very tasty but quite possibly the hottest food we have ever tried. After being Rajhasthaned out we left with turbans and paint on our forehead and made the trip back to our hostel and arranged to meet up with the Tamil again the next day as there was still more to see. The next morning we ...
India, Jaipur
Capital de Rajasthan. Desborda caos y contaminación. En la avenida principal además de todos los medios de transporte habituales, se suman los camellos, los elefantes y las "bici tuk-tuk".
Miles de lugares por conocer entre templos, museos, observatorio, cine, palacios y fuertes. Las ciudades grandes no nos gustan mucho, así que decidimos hacer una visita rápida. Alquilamos un tuk tuk por un día y solo visitamos los lugares que más ...
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