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After a wonderful and hot day in the desert we reached our camp which was nestled between beautiful, wind swept sand dunes. Our night of camping in the desert was pretty magical. We were on some large, windswept sand dunes, and slept without a tent beneath the stars. A camp-fire roared and the crew, together with Vinod and his family, sang traditional Rajastani folk-songs.
Kelly, with a shirt wrapped around her head, to fight off the strong desert sun.
People, sand dunes and camels.
Rich enjoys a cold Kingfisher Lager after a hard day's camel riding.
Paul and Kelly upon the sand dunes at dawn.
Kelly in one of her silly poses. Hey Rich...it is better than just standing there, like somebody else always does.
Camel carts (sans camels).
Camel man, Thar Desert.
Following our Camel Safari, it was time for Mike and Paul to make the journey back to Delhi for their long plane ride home. We really were sad to see them go.
The group poses for one final photo, which includes our driver, Sonu.
We did not feel good karma in Jodhpur so we traveled the next day on a 10 hour train to Agra, home of the Taj Mahal. Continue to see the magnificent Taj.
NOTE: If you plan on doing a camel safari in the deserts outside of Bikaner, we suggest that you contact Vinod at vino_desersafari@yahoo.com or give him a call at 91-0151-270445. You can also get more information about his safaris from his new web site: www.vinodesertsafari.com |
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day after Mike and Paul left, it was time for us to hit the road as well.
We traveled by train--our first train experience in India--to Jodhpur.
India's railways are quite the experience; a true must on any trip to this
country.
