The Park Bharatpur

Near Keoladeo Ghana National Park, Main Gate Bharatpur, Rajasthan, India

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Fatehpur Sikri!

A travel blog entry by barkerstravels

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Driving from Agra to Jaipur was long but I couldn’t sleep because I was too engrossed with watching the local people as we passed. This was rural area and it’s primitive! I saw loads of kids playing with sticks, groups of women huddled together on the ground with babies clutching to them and a fair share of naked people-either bathing on the side of the road with a bucket at the communal well or going to the bathroom in the ...

Agra, 5 minutes d'arrêt

A travel blog entry by curryandspices

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... vous vous ferait passer sur le chemin par un magasin, puis un autre, afin qu'il touche une commission fixe en tant qu'apporteur d'affaires...

Bilan : un peu d'Agra oui, plus d'une journeé non merci !
La suite s'annonce de toute facon suffisamment alléchante pour avoir envie d'y passer le plus de temps possible. Direction le Punjab, sous le Jammu-et-Cachemire, à la frontiere avec le Pakistan !
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India got me.....

A travel blog entry by h.m.h

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... etc. etc. I've become adaptable to any condition I guess you can say. Once I treat myself to that $100 room stay I will be ever so appreciate, oh the smell of a fluffy towel, a shower with hot water and I will not miss the bucket but embrace a bath, oh and the bed, not hard but cushioned with clean sheets.....and yes, air conditioning! This thought may have to happen soon. I'm not complaining just yurning for a fresh, clean night stay, and out ...

Miracle Mirage - Taj Majal

A travel blog entry by babadon

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... into this mausoleum. Her body was layed to rest here. It took over 20 years to build it. It has some very interesting features. For instance, his body is also there in the central part of this magnificent symetrical and symbolic architecture along side hers. But the truth is stranger than fiction. For before he died, one of his sons (it is not clear if this son was of the favoured wife as he had more than one) after some palace ...

Cows and camels and rickshaws, oh my!

A travel blog entry by glattfords

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... of this expectation, albeit minimal. We recognize that most of the learning takes place in the travel itself (you try converting 15,469 ruppees to dollars in your head...!) and doing multiplication tables poolside at an Indian palace isn't all that rough.

Lena really at this point hadn't quite made up her mind about her feelings for India. Foreign territory, language and too much car travel for ...