The Bagh Resort Bharatpur
Old Agra Achnera Road Pakka Bagh Village Bharatpur, Rajasthan, 321001, India
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Fatehpur Sikri!
... Lalit) told us we would have to cover our heads and remove our shoes. I would have taken my scarf and some socks....instead I walked barefoot where millions (probably billions) of people have walked to visit the tomb of the famous Serfi sant, Shaik Salim Chisti. Inside his tomb, people make a wish by tying a red ribbon to the marble lattice work windows. It was stunning inside (all mother of pearl)-too bad no cameras were allowed but it was worth seeing and making a ...
Agra, 5 minutes d'arrêt
... surfaite et éculée ! Et finalement... le charme a opéré. Sa taille majestueuse, la pureté de son architecture en marbre blanc et son aspect immaculé impressionnent dès le premier regard. Je vous laisse regarder les photos.
Et à part ca ?
A part ca, pas besoin de trop s'éterniser si ce n'est pour voir le Fort Rouge, l'un des plus beaux exemples de l'architecture de guerre. C'est ...
India got me.....
... dung or who knows what,you look up so you don't get hit by a bicycle, a rickshaw, a motorbike, a cow, or a monkey who has yes stolen my h20 bottle and fruit many of times. Before leaving my room I have to be prepared for everything, scarf to cover the shoulders, ensure my knees are not showing, water in hand, camera, passport, hand sanitizer, and yes most importantly, toilet paper. Leaving the town to another town is even more of a process and always ...
Taj Majal - encore & flash back
... having ripped one of the white ones, I was able to tell my right foot from the left. [Note: a kind of foreign tourist tax; there are about 50 rupees to the dollar, and the entrance fee for citizens of India is much lower: viz. 10-15 rupees.]
When I went in line to go inside, there were some older ladies from rural India who were just ahead of me. They were afraid that they might get separated, so they solved it by hanging on tight to each ...
Cows and camels and rickshaws, oh my!
... called Laxmi Vilas Palace hotel, that should be used for any movie set involving kings, queens, maharajas or perhaps a murder mystery set in a long ago century. A little worn for my liking, but it was a terrific locale for Lena to get down to doing some of her homework. Homework?? Yes, we did make an agreement that this would be part of the deal for these three months and I must say she has been ...
This hotel was formerly known as: The Bagh



