Meanwhile, back in the Pink City.
We packed in a load of sightseeing during our last three days in Jaipur.
Staying with Pramila and her family, we ventured out by tuktuk and on foot to the Amber, Naharghar and Jaigarh Forts, a couple of stepwells, the City Palace, the Jantar Mantar royal astronomy park, the Monkey (Sun) Temple, Moti Mahal ladies' quarters and finally the Albert Hall (at all).
Here's a random selection of our days out, before we headed off to Delhi to complete our Indian odyssey.
We packed in a load of sightseeing during our last three days in Jaipur.
Staying with Pramila and her family, we ventured out by tuktuk and on foot to the Amber, Naharghar and Jaigarh Forts, a couple of stepwells, the City Palace, the Jantar Mantar royal astronomy park, the Monkey (Sun) Temple, Moti Mahal ladies' quarters and finally the Albert Hall (at all).
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| Slightly weird shot of us with Pramila and her grandson. |
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| Loved peanuts. |
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| The other Albert Hall |
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| Moti Mahal ladies' quarters... |
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| ...and from inside. |
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| Astrology. |
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| Astronomy. |
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| Dereliction of dutyzzzzzz. |
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| Will O' The Wisp. |
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| Health and Safety at work. |
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| Still fancy that bacon sarnie? |
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| Iqbal: #1 Tuktuk man. |
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| Three daft monkeys. |
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| Monkey Temple sunset. |
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| Spot the monkeys. |
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| A stepwell. |
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| Another stepwell. |
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| River of Stones by Bristol-based artist Richard Long, at Nahargarh Fort. |
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| It was lashing down when we arrived back from Ranthambhore. |
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| The Palace, after more rain. |
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| Water Palace. |
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| Water Palace, Plastic Pavement. |
Some pretty amazing palaces C
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