The Paris Market & Brocante
28.2.09

Octopussy

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Today it is up early to tour the City Palace. Still home to the Maharajah of Udaipur, this is actually a series of interconnected palaces m...
27.2.09

Udaipur

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Finally, off those god-forsaken highways and byways and back onto the airplane. I don’t particularly like flying, but compared to road trav...
26.2.09

Jodhpur: Day 2

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Set on the fringes of the Thar Desert, Jodhpur just feels exotic. Cattle and camels roam the streets, locals in outlandish garb jostle for ...
25.2.09

Shop Til You Drop

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Okay, lets talk a little about shopping in India. Everything, I mean, everything is available for purchase. If you can’t find it, someone ...

Jodhpur: The Blue City

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It’s back on the road today. An incredibly long, but only 295 km (183 miles) drive from Jaipur, brings us to Jodhpur, the Blue City. The f...
23.2.09

Slumdog Millionaire

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Opulent wealth, oppressive poverty. There are few places in the world where opposite ends of the spectrum live in such close proximity. Th...

Jaipur: Day 2

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Today we visit some of the other sites of the city. Well-planned wide boulevards lead to the City Palace still home to the Maharajah of Jai...
22.2.09

Jaipur: The Pink City

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I decided from the start of this travel blog not to bore you with historical details. I figure if you are really interested, you can glean ...
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21.2.09

Fatehpur Sikri

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Oh God, its back into the car. The Taj Mahal takes just a couple of hours to peruse, and there is not too much to view in Agra itself other...
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Taj Mahal

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There are few places in the world that live up to their legend. This is one that far exceeds its. You can stand directly in front of this ...
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