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Published: February 13th 2013
To the west of Rajasthan, near the border with Pakistan, lies the Great Thar Desert; but, in the east, it is cloaked in a different, vibrant, swaying yellow, that of mustard fields. The Rajput – historically warrior clans - are not retiring violets and this is reflected in their dress: the moustachioed and turbaned men with gold studs in their ears; their headwear bearing little resemblance to s...
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His Dudeness
Ralf Kreuze
A pity you didn't like the north-east.
I guess it happens, and everybody experiences are different. I had a great time in the northeast myself, and that was when permits were still in full force! At least it is good news to hear that most of the permits have been abandoned by the Indian government, it means I can finally go to Manipur the only state I missed last time.