Taj Rambagh Palace

... of Rajasthan also known as the Pink city. From Dehli it takes about four hours by rode to get here. I am staying in the Taj Rambagh Palace. It is a great place to stay and I strongley reccomend it( check out my review on it). During my time here in ...

... for lunch.  Chris and I stuck with something we knew for lunch: Chicken Tikki and Naan.  We arrived at the Taj Rambagh Palace around 4:30 and decided to hang out at the hotel until tomorrow morning.  The grounds of this hotel are huge and ...

... doing nothing, having a few beers and separating myself from the outside world. We decided to leave and head to the Taj Rambagh Palace. Now this was pushing the boat out even further, apparently you can watch Elephants as you have breakfast. We arrived, ...

... Taj is a luxury hotel brand, and the group has a number of hotels in old palaces.  Their hotel in Jaipur is called Rambagh palace, and is ten minutes outside the old city.  It's definitely one of those extreme sides of India, but after spending ...

... the states grander residences. Our next stop was for lunch. A the suggestion of Dev's uncle we ventured to the Rambagh Palace, a property now run by the Taj Hotel Group. I had no idea what to expect, but this former Mahraja Palace was just about as ...

... life in India: cocktails at the Oberoi, French nouvelle cuisine at the Army Base, dinner and wine in the garden of Rambagh Palace, sushi at the Taj and clubbing in the swanky night club of the Shangri-la Hotel (dancing barefoot in my cheapy ...

We were up early Friday morning to catch an elephant ride to the the Amber Fort in Jaipur.  Lucky for us, the these wasn't much of a crowd and we only had to wait about 5 minutes to board our elephant.  We had the slowestest elephant there and ...