Jaipur Inn

... fairly shattered from the amount of travelling done. Monday was pretty much a very lazy day. The place we are staying is called the Jaipur inn. Its main attraction is that it has a table tennis table. I lost the first game to Bar - but am unbeaten ...

... me -- being in the back also meant that I could see how close the other vehicles got to us... freaky!  Checking into the Jaipur Inn  we got allocated a great room -- one around the back with a big grassy courtyard to veg out ...

... of back-pack, most of which I won't need till I hit the Himalayas. Caught the next bus that came along an headed for the Jaipur Inn which turned out to be nice, clean and friendly, and they also allow camping so for R50 (NZD 1.5) its the cheapest paid ...

... just chilling out at the side of the road all hitched up to wagons.  They are seriously funny looking animals.  Jaipur was a pretty dirty city - the roads were filled with garbage and there were animals (and animal waste, of course!) everywhere. ...

... 25th Sept 06. We checked in Hotel Comfort In and headed to City Palace and Jantar mantar. City Palace is a Royal Palace of Jaipur Royal family and is open for tourists to know the lifestyle and lives of royal families. One can see the arms, dress ...

Early morning bus ride to Jaipur which took around 6 hours. The coach was very old but was comfortable. It is about 250km from Agra...so it was fairly slow going. Arrived in Jaipur and checked in then were taken on an orientation walk of the city. It is ...

6/4/11  It was time to leave Agra by bus to Jaipur.  The bus station looked more like a parking space with a bus in it, and the toilets were enough to make your stomach turn!  Journey took total of 6 hours which was an experience as the bus ...

... . aakhir photo shoot to banta hai ..and yes all Nautanki Poses. Now we Loaded again in our cab and start heading to our Destination Jaipur. Finally we reached. Hotel, we saw on website were not worth, so we moved to Gem inn. It was good bt lil costly. Now ...

... went to was, in itself, a small palace – literally – as it belongs to one of the former ruling families of Jaipur.  We were warmly greeted by the hosts and were told much about the former feudal lord system and the changes since the power ...

Jaipur is an interesting city, as it has grown around this forts and monuments. While you drive around the city, you can see old structures mixed with new ones, and many times the road have to go thru old city fort main entrances. In the morning, we drove ...

... Akbar between 1565 & 1573. It says that this is the bigges fort in India. Or next stop already on our way to Jaipur was "Fatehpur Sikri". It was build by Emperor Akbar between 1571-1585. This was the Mughal capital for 14 years. What is interesting ...

... couple have a lot of bulky luggage, and we all find ourselves in the vestibule one station early, then finally arrive at Jaipur, (population 3.2 million) the gateway to Rajasthan, about 12.30pm, one hour late.     Dianne has hurt her back ...

... ;              Eventually we reached the metropolis of Jaipur, our destination, with its population of 3.5 million.  As we whisked through the suburbs, it began to ...

... , it was still a city in India...with a balance of wealth and poverty in the mix. We visited the main attraction in Jaipur, its famous Pink city walls and monuments...getting hounded along the way to buy taxi tours for the up and coming few days we were ...

... powder and water all over everyone else and it is a mess! I started the day off walking around town, meeting the locals. The inn I was staying in had a terrific Holi party that afternoon. That eveing, a bit cleaned up, we sat on the terrace playing ...

... in his friend asks if i want to make some money in the jewellry market (another scam) i laugh and walk inside. the jaipur inn....which is a big hotel with a beautiful shanty shack on the side for the backpackers...i really didnt care....they only had ...

... expressway .... the solid central median means the locals go whichever side they can, this is particularly true for tractors. Find the excellent Jaipur Inn & rush off to get cinema tickets at the art deco Raj Mandir (Serena will recall it). It'll be ...