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Published: October 16th 2005
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The overnight bus was not so bad namely because I insisted on seat number 1 which meant there was no one in front of me to recline into me. There was a bit of a mix up during the bus switch in Jodhpur as someone else had seat #1 on their ticket but I was having none of that.
I passed time showing the bus drivers' assistant my photos before I caught a few hours of sleep before we hit Udaipur at 5:30am. I tagged along with two Korean girls on the bus to a non Lonely Planet hotel named Minerva. I turned out to be fantastic and only $5 per night for a sweet room with clean, large en suite. I caught some zzzzz's and woke around noon. I immediately set out to wander the city. I came across two kids and they invited me into their home. I took photos of the entire family and promised to bring them back copies (as they had no email). Before the sun set that day, I kept my promise and brought them some nice 4x6 glossy photos. It was as if I was Santa on Christmas day. The family was incredibly
thrilled and once again invited me to sit with them. This time I declined as I wanted to get to a high roof top to see the sun set.
The next few days I spent with two Israeli girls I met. We took in the sights, visited an India Disco (which was filled with all guys and one asked me to dance), took a boat ride on the lake and rented a car with driver to see the Khumbalgar fort.
Off to Delhi next before heading south to Goa.
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