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    The way from Delhi to Kolkata

  Here is the route map from Delhi to Kolkata:

Klick on the map to get a large picture

 

 On the way from  Delhi to Kolkata I had several stops: Jaipur, Agra, Gewallior, Orchaa, Khajuraho, Varanasi, and than arrived to Kolkata

 From Delhi to Jaipur there is about 308 km - and it takes about 4.5 hours.

 I had a driver and a car for this tour in the above mentioned stops. The deal included hotels , not fancy but quite reasonable  (about 700 rupees for single room),for 9 days a total of 750 us $.

It's not cheap, but it was a good deal. The driver paid for gas, tax, parking and tolls. He understood english , and he was with me all the time.

We drove  about two hours and a half , and when we arrived midday we stopped  in a restaurant

   

It was a nice restaurant, but also expensive. I paid for a meal  300 rupees, which in other places I paid only 160 rupees.

When we arrived close to the city Jaipur we saw a palace in the lake.

This palace is called  Jal Mahal Palace

 

 

  

 What seems to me unique in India, and every time amazing me again, is the polarity between wealth and poverty.

In  Delhi  I saw clinics where the line of  people which  were waiting was  amazing. Hundreds of people waiting for the doctor, in the place that serves as  clinic which is neglected dilapidated, non silo person, and shouldn't be named clinic.

I did not take a risk to take a picture of such a view, because who knows what people might think about me taking such a picture, but even if I wanted todo so, I could not physically doing it because it was such a density of people and, barely able to squeeze myself out of place.

On the other hand, I was shocked when I came to Jaipur, and see an eye clinic in a building that is special, as you can see in the picture. 

    

 

Another amazing  view is the palace  Hawah Mahal 

           
 

The next day, On 28/11/2008 I went to see the Jantar Mantar , which was built  as an  Astronomy  Monumnt by Sawai Jai Singh.

   

  


     





 

I visited also in  City Palace - Jaipur

 Please click the link to see pictures.

 

 

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