“To travel to Rajasthan is to leave behind the world of commotion and confusion, of gloomy gray concrete, and forget the sometimes callous modern customs of the West. In Rajasthan one encounters marvel after marvel; one is surprised by beauty in all its forms—real or imaginary—and enchantment at every turn.” These word
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Bar Palladio is the first one from Jaipur on our best designed bars and restaurants list. A throwback to the gentlemen’s clubs of the 1960s, this is a perfect example of Venice meets Jaipur. You might wince at that thought, but the aesthetic fusion here has a sinuous flow, with the Mughal motifs painted in white on blue walls and scallops meeting Rajasthani arches on bay windows. So if you are in Jaipur and are looking for a good watering hole, we highly recommend this one.
I shot this while walking through the streets of Jodhpur, a.k.a. The Blue City. India is so full of life and colours. I will have to go there again very soon.
The Most Instagrammable places in Rajasthan - Charlies Wanderings
A list of all the Most Instagrammable places in Rajasthan that you can't miss on your trip through India. How to get there, whn to go and the exact location
Chand Baori in Rajasthan, India, is an amazing architectural feat. Built almost 1,000 years ago, it is a “stepwell,” a huge water reservoir with a series of steps in the walls that access the stored water.
