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KB Lodge Jaisalmer

Opp. Patwon ki Haveli Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India

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Jaisalmer, the Golden City

A travel blog entry by joepace

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Leaving Jodhpur was a bit of a hassle. Trains to Jaisalmer are infrequent and the bus times were bad. Hands in the pocket time folks….. a taxi ride of 5 hours. Comfortable, **** stops when you feel like and a lunch stop of your choice, all for 40 euros. Thatīs a taxi ride of 5 hours and the driver has to drive another 5 hours back. Thatīs the …

Arabian Knights

A travel blog entry by steve-n-miri

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18-19 November 2009

Our journey to Jaisalmer started inauspiciously. The Delhi traffic delayed our arrival at the railway station and we had to use our superior weight advantage (provided by our 23k backpacks of course) to barge through the crowds to make it to our train with just a minute to spare. Unfortunately, the train was then …

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Merry Christmas from the desert

A travel blog entry by lghemphill

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All is well -- I just haven't had much time when on wifi to write much of anything, and with more of us using the iPad it is hard to justify hogging it for my musings. We are in Jaisalmer, near the Pakistan border, about to set off on camels for an overnight in the desert. Not surprisingly it is much quieter and calmer out here, the further west we've gone. I'm still not feeling ...

Day 50 - Living on the edge

A travel blog entry by mereldzi

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... sands choking us some hours later.

Now that we've made it within striking distance of both the Bangladeshi and Pakistani borders, it's time for a bizarre and gruesome story on the start of Indian independence. Many of you may already know this, as we all probably should. But to those who didn't pay attention in history class: neither did we before we came all the way over here, so let there be no shame in ignorance.

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Hot times in the Far West

A travel blog entry by richinindia

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... incredible, the oldest yet and the most fascinating from an age perspective. The fort is breathtaking, it emerges from the sands like a giant sand castle - a mirage from a bygone age. The colours against the light brown sand are totally impressive, and the buildings themselves evoke images of desert mystery and camel trains.

Today is a holiday, so the place is full of people; not just tourists, lots of locals and children. The congested ...

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