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Published: November 10th 2008
Rajasthan is for many the highlight of a trip to India, whether this is for a specific perception of what entails exciting travel or a lack of comparable experiences, it wasn’t for me. One can’t argue against the stunning history, bizarre cities, rich and colourful people and must-do activities but with such appeal comes the inescapable use and abuse. It was the place in India where we felt mo...
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monika and david
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thanks a lot
hey guys, thanks a lot for your report. We are in Southindia at the moment (Varkala), ready to fall into this trap but luckily read your blog in time. Everything was excatly how you described it, nice talking, nice dinner, you start to trust the people, think you finally found honest indian friends......Fortunately we were listening to the little voice in our head (or stomache, david got sick after the dinner with the slick guys and was vomiting the whole night we were "sleeping" on it) telling us that there has to be a catch... THANK YOU! and thanks to world wide web! At least now we have a good story to tell our people back home.....