Jaipur Revisited...

This weekend me and my Roomie visited Jaipur. This time the difference was that we carried Handy cam instead of regular Cameras. Our sole aim of the trip was to go to Chokidhani and Sariska, unfortunately we met with an accident so we were forced to cancel the trip to Sariska.

The trip started by 6AM from Noida and reached Gurgaon by 8:00 AM in my car. where we picked up another interesting guy ( a BDM in a reputed Chinese company). He is a pure vegeterian(Pandit family) and has been staying in china for the past 2 years(still couldnt figure out How).

My roomie was appointed the P.C.Sriram(Reputed film Cameraman) and was shooting the trip sitting in the front right from Buffaloes, Elephants and some good looking chicks too. Since we relied on my roomie(typical Sardar) for the route inside Jaipur, we had to face lots of problems.

For eg. We were supposed to catch a main road and were struck in a T junction , this Sardar was relaxing in the back at that time and when I asked how to go, he asked "to take a right" when i shifted my head he was showing the left direction in his hand. Sometimes he used to say "Idhar Chalo" which neither meant take left or Take right. Somehow we were able to roam about in Jaipur this way and successfully an oldman in his Maruti took a U turn and dented our vehicle there, fortunately nothing more happened. We took shelter in a beautiful house of his friend just oppositte to the Birla Mandir in Jawaharlal Nehru road. The same day night we decided to go to Chokidhani

Chokidhani:

This place is about 7-8 Km from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Kota highway. Chokidhani is a Five star resort in a typical Rajasthani style, entry cost per head is Rs. 190. We entered the resort by 7 PM in the evening, it was like entering a typical Rajasthani village with Village shows, Snake charmers, Magicians, Small shops selling Rajasthani items like Gems, paintings etc. You cant believe it to be a 5 star resort. We danced with the local folks, did some eve teasing....then came the important part THE FOOD. Since i have great craze for Rajasthani food, you could see how my other friends stared at me like seeing a GADODGAJAN(a Demon from epic Mahabharta) in real life. So good was the food for half an hour none was able to get up from their seats(Dont think a table and chair) you have to sit in the floor. It is really worth the money to visit this place.

The next day we visited the Birla Mandir, went to see some forts(Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar) and did shopping. We returned to Noida by 9:30 Pm.