Tourist Attractions in State of Rajasthan

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When you travel in Rajasthan be careful of Touts they are standing Major tourist place or out side the Hotels they ask your name/country and talk in your own language or offer you Meal/Drink/Smoke/Shopping etc.

Unique Suggestions: Don't belive them learn a few words of Hindi and a lot of people might think you have been living here for a while and hence you are familiar with the place wear Indian Dress.

Fun Alternatives: Never walk alone late Night unless you are accompanied by a well known local host . Do not wear heavey jewellery and display heavey cash.Don't wear to less cloths or too mutch make-up.Lots of touts always keep eyes on your beongings. Many guys looking to find womens for sex.But they can do nothing untill you support them.Just ignore strangers on streets .Many forgenirs like to have sex. Please do not show that you are tempted for fun .Try to stay place where most of tourist staying. You will have a nice an enjoyable trip surely take care Mahavir Yadav.

I arrived into Jodhpur and ask the auto rickshaw driver to take me to Cozy G.H. (formerly known a Joshi's Blue House). I arrived there and ask them if this is the right place. The lady of the house said it was. So I settle in and ordered some lunch. It wasn't until after lunch that I realize I?m not in the right place. I'm in the "Blue House G.H.," located right in the middle of the bazar. At this point I?m boiling mad for they had told me this was Cozy's GH. Argh! I paid for my lunch and stormed out. Eventually, I reached the right place, located far from the bazar on a neighborhood filled with the infamous blue-houses. This kind owner opened up her door and gave me a nice room with a window.

A peaceful visit to the Ghats of Pushkar will typically be interrupted by a man pretending to be a Panda (priest). As I visited one Ghat a Panda motioned me to follow him so he could perform a ritual ceremony for me. It was nice and interesting, but lacked the true spirituality of the affair. Truthfully, I knew he was just an actor. Originally, it was intended as a ceremony in honor of the death family members. Today it is more of a required passport for visitors of Pushkar. At the end, he demanded 500 INR, but I knew better so I gave him only 20 INR for his troubles.