Pushkar, Rajasthan, India

... in time to see the sun set we soon headed back for our last meal here and then prepare ourselves for the journey to Udaipur! Pushar is a definite place one should stop off at if visiting Rajasthan. Friendly, chilled, kind of spiritual and a good vibe!

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... , only when he went away and started digging into to his 5 slice wedge bread sandwhich did we relize we had been diddled. anyway,pushkar itself is a very holy place, and no meat is served anywhere, or alcohol,so i'd already fallen out of love with it ...

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... Ajmer from Pushkar we broke down. After about 10 icy long minutes we were on our way again, until we stopped just outside Pushkar at a ramshackle building manned by a dodgy old guy wanting us to fork over money for the 'Pushkar passenger tax', what a ...

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... to get on one - they should carry signs saying 'Death Trap'. This left only one option if we were going to make it to Pushkar before our time in India ran out - a taxi. After much to-ing & fro-ing at the hotel & much haggling we agreed on a price ...

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