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camel safari and last days in India ....

In Udaipur, we had a very intense time. We received a small tailor some clothes ready to measure. That was exciting and had lots of fun. From the Maas to the last company to try. It really is fascinating how a piece of cloth then creates a pair of pants or a shirt if you have no idea of sewing.

addition, we have allowed ourselves to make photo albums with beautiful leather bindings. They're for our vacation photos. Genuine Indian handmade without the participation of minors. Interestingly, there was this market all sorts of craft, you could watch them at work, from the knife-grinder to the textile dyer. For recreation, there were between us for coffee at the cafe by Edelweiss.

Next, we traveled on to Jaisalmer. Once there, it went without a break from the long car trip up and we rode camels through the desert. The animals have a strange movement, especially when trotting, in which one can adapt to difficult. This is true not only for Indians but for Europeans! From our ride there is unfortunately no photographic evidence, as empty of all that day, the camera batteries were .... Subsequently, a Rajasthani home evening was followed with music and dance. The first three songs were entertaining, then we started thinking about whether we pay money to the group before the end comes. When this was gabs survived a typical Rajasthani dinner with lentil curry, potato and cauliflower vegetables and rice and the typical Indian bread chapati

From now suddenly following question. "? Desert or Hut" we were somewhat surprised. We decided to desert and took us for a ride again on a camel cart in the desert. We were alone with two cots, two blankets, a bottle Water and millions of stars above us. After the initial excitement had subsided a bit and we supposed monkeys were identified as a small bush with a flashlight, they said, "Good Night". Rewarded

we were in the morning by a beautiful sunrise, and through our camel, which happily was ruminating on the sand. From the "hotel" for breakfast. That was unfortunately not in the desert. The camel, took her leave with a wet puff of us. In retrospect it was a good and authentic experience because there were no extras in the desert, so no tent, mosquito net ...

Now we are back in Delhi and our trip to India is approaching the end. India is a unique experience and not comparable with other trips. These stark contrasts between rich and poor, clean and dirty, ugly and beautiful, friendly and unfriendly ... are very extreme. There is little mediocrity. It is striking that people are dealing mostly friendly and tolerant with each other. Hindus, Muslims and other religions to live without conflict next door. It was a nice holiday, with many good but not so good experiences. It has shown us that we have it in Germany pretty well .....

fly on Monday to Malaysia and we make a brief stop there on his way to Vietnam ... .