Welcome to Rajasthan's blue city
After a night bus trip from Jaipur, I arrived in Jodhpur with a big headache.
Slept an hour in a sunny park where young India kids play cricket.

National drama the same night : India is out of the Cricket Worldcup
While eating a masala omelette on a street restaurant, I meet David, a young German guy, that took some good Hindi lessons and that is visiting India for 7 or 10 months. After a good lassi, we visited the very impressive Jodhpur fort together the next morning.

UnTil you reach the top of the fort, you can't understand why Jodhpur is call the BLUE CITY.

After a great visit of the fort (audioguide, lounge...), we decided to climb our way thru thick bushes, we finally discovered a wonderful bading spot, by the river .

This is the view from the bading spot.

During the day, we met two French girls then later three more. We all decided to go for a nice quiet dinner. We landed in a posh hotel where the service was terrible but the food nice.

Next stop : Jaisalmer, a fort in the Middle of the Desert. Perfect starting point for a camel ride through the desert...

5 filles et seulement 2 mains. Dur.
A un moment...
... J'ai failli te plaindre...