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Delhi, Agra and Jaipur - a week of sightseeing
... most crowded street in the world- worse than Delhi, worse than Mumbai. It went under a railway bridge and there was about 4 lanes of traffic, street stalls on either side, scooters trying to get round and people walking through. We emerged on the other side into an industrial estate which was a little rough, then after that crossed a bridge over the river that was a dual carriageway. We made it to the Baby Taj hungry (we never did find anywhere to eat), worn ...
Jaipur and tuktuks, aka Indian helicopters
... walked up and down little streets and bazaars filled with shops selling pretty much everything you could ever want. We headed back to the hostel to meet up with Tamil and he whisked us away to Amber fort where we were bombarded with children on a school trip running round and asking for photos. After we stuck around in the little village beneath the Amber fort and drank chai tea with all the tuk tuk drivers and waited for the sun to set. Once it ...
India, Jaipur
... mogol, antes de la llegada de los ingleses y el fuerte protegía a Amber, antigua capital. Lo que diferencia a este fuerte de los demás que visitamos, es que además del recorrido turístico, están habilitadas cientos de habitaciones, escaleras, pasillos y patiecitos internos que hacen que uno se remonte al pasado y se sienta parte de la historia. También hay 2 fortalezas más que tienen 1000 años, pero nos dijeron que solo quedan en pie los ...
Elephants, sarees and traumatic bollywood films...
... we rang naim and he came to get us. We arranged for him to drop us at the train station later in the evening. Once at the station we found our platform and got comfy on our bags. However we soon realised our names were not appearing on the reservation chart so we hauled our lugguage to a 'help desk' which was not helpful at all. We then interupted the tourist adviser juring his private phonecall who simply said 'go to number 16' and continued his convo. We found ...
Jewels of Jaipur
... rather frustrating at the time!
Our favourite destination in Jaipur was by far the Amber Fort, located in Amber town some 12km out of Jaipur. Back in the day this city was the capital of Rajasthan, however it became too small and so the capital moved to the newer city of Jaipur which had room to grow. We had flagged down a local bus to get here, early in the morning to beat the majority of crowds. The fort is beautiful, perched between valleys, and also surrounded ...
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