Blog 3
Naguar - not commonly on the tourist map.
8am We pack and have our final overindulgent Sanjay engineered meal, and head to Naguar, a town 2 hrs away, for an all day experience at the kings vacation house turned resort plus being restored palace and the Ahichhatragarh fort tour.
We we given one of late 14th century's 16 queens quarters tp stay in, and taken on a super exclusive tour around the restoration grounds, where we encountered moogle gardens, oil lamp entertainment areas, rain theatre areas, water gathering and splishw splash section, their mosaicednow i see where the wynn got their inspiration spas, the favored queen on the month quarters, and their public request arena.
What was particularity impressing about this palace, is being able to see the restoratn transformation and then being able to lay your head in the same areas where late century royalty once did. Being then only guests at this need to be aproved by the king's hobby, the three of once again in a wonderful indian cuisined dinner, not excluding a bottle of sula or grover wine per person.
Some delights we ordered: lamb curry called lalmaas, spinach chicken dish murgh saagwala, paneer roti, naan, and a splended soaking doughnut dessert concoction. We haopy go luckynand drunkily roll back to our rooms, where slumber caught us like a spell.
Fun resort discoveries: old school showers, with bronze and steel buckets, to fill then scrub and rinse. Haha. Also, the entire complex was built tailored for the king of the time's 5 foot 4 height complex, constructed to his measurement, chucklingly causing slight discomfort for the illfitted giant guests like me. The pool was nicely redone plus the fact that royalty (even if no lomger recogmized by gov) has to personally aprove ur stay is pretty cool.
Next morning we head back to jodhpur for a quick royal pit stop to have lunch and visit the current kings palace, and then we are going to city # 3 , something with and m.
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