After a long bus ride we arrived at our accommodation for the night, an old fort, with incredible rooms. A huge upgrade compared to the Spartan room we had during our first night with the tour in Delhi, where we were kept up all night by fireworks, dog fights, all kind of birds and a horde of people entering and leaving our hotel at ungodly hours of the night.
We walked around the little village full with rundown buildings, that still had some of the original beauty and Martijn ate some local chips! This guy will eat anything!
We were lucky enough to be in town during a Hindu festival, and could witness a prayer leader inspiring hundreds. Later when we were treated to an Indian buffet with local dance and song show, the locals had put on a nice firework, especially for us (or possibly for the festival). We went to bed early and had a lovely rest.
We walked around the little village full with rundown buildings, that still had some of the original beauty and Martijn ate some local chips! This guy will eat anything!
We were lucky enough to be in town during a Hindu festival, and could witness a prayer leader inspiring hundreds. Later when we were treated to an Indian buffet with local dance and song show, the locals had put on a nice firework, especially for us (or possibly for the festival). We went to bed early and had a lovely rest.
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