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February 1st 2014
Published: February 24th 2014
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While work at Seva Mandir was generally 6 days a week, we found time to explore in Udaipur and surrounding areas. Often we traveled with other interns, making a multicultural interesting bunch of people to travel with. After I have finished 1 month work, Elise and I took 5 days to travel north and west of Udaipur, still within Rajasthan.... Read Full Entry



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Catherine and Gregory Harper
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"The road less travelled - with a modern twist". Whatever the initial motivation to visit, a family member’s passion, a friend's comment, a magazine article, we enjoy a mix of social, artistic, historical and culinary experiences on the road. Out-of-the-way places are hard to find, but these four aspects continue to enthrall us. Upcoming adventure: Summer 2022 in Europe and the UK. Where we've travelled so far... More to come...... full info
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Ranakpur Jain templeRanakpur Jain temple
Ranakpur Jain temple
RanakpurRanakpur
Ranakpur
The Jain marble temple is said to be of the spectacular in India. It is in a valley of the Aravali Range, 91km north west of Udaipur.
Inside Ranakpur templeInside Ranakpur temple
Inside Ranakpur temple
All made of marble
Ranakpur ceilingRanakpur ceiling
Ranakpur ceiling
Inside RanakpurInside Ranakpur
Inside Ranakpur
The parade to celebrate the God Shiva's favourite dayThe parade to celebrate the God Shiva's favourite day
The parade to celebrate the God Shiva's favourite day
Passing in front of Seva Mandir. Led by the elephant.
Followed by horsesFollowed by horses
Followed by horses
and then camelsand then camels
and then camels
with the camels pulling carts with men dressed as godswith the camels pulling carts with men dressed as gods
with the camels pulling carts with men dressed as gods
and moreand more
and more
with the women as the end of the paradewith the women as the end of the parade
with the women as the end of the parade



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