Ajit Bhawan Jodhpur

... out in the grounds. The traffic in Jodhpur has to be seen to be believed, it is noisy, smokey, and quite undisciplined. The Ajit Bhawan was a peaceful haven from this racket just outside the gate. The gate by the way was guarded by a couple of security ...

... last major shooting war with Pakistan being one of the major cities near the border with Pakistan.  We are staying at the Ajit Bhawan Palace.  This hotel is quite comfortable, although a bit of a downer after Fateh Garh!  It has thatched ...

... town. The roads to Jodhpur were generally good with the usual slow downs as we passed through villages. We arrived in Jodhpur at 3:30 pm at the Ajit Bhawan Palace. Our room is a tent/cabin - stone walls with a canvas roof - very jungle looking. Good ...

... I’m sure he didn’t care. Went on to the Garden’s small museum with various carvings, Mughal paintings & Jodhpur past M’as.  Women workers on this building site (a common sight in India) were carrying small open ...

... driver we did manage to make the journey without any major incidents. There was one funny incident though in Jodhpur . . . VJ dropped me off at the expensive Ajit Bhawan Hotel for a fantastic "all you can eat" buffet dinner. During dinner there was an ...

... got a room with Sat. TV for less than 2 quid thanks to some heavy duty bargaining - its in the blood! Staying at Ajit mansion here in Jodhpur, home of the stupid trousers horsey people wear, though no-one wears them! I still don't know how Saints got on ...