Our last day and our last Palace visit 🙂
Narrow hallways in the palace
We were lucky our tour guide had a relative inside so even if there were a lot of people ( due to the holiday ), we were able to get access quickly and get out quicker without having to wait for everybody else
The Crystal gallery which was so beautiful, no photos allowed so nothing to share hereÂ
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There is outdoor seating 🙂
With a beautiful view
But we choose to stay inside 🙂
Love the tea warmer 🙂
Of course my lassi 🙂
James and I do not order the same so we can try more dishes
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As soon as we arrived in Udaipur, we checked in, then went to have dinner. Â We took a boat to go acrossÂ
Beautiful! Â Udaipur – the Venice of the East. Â It was cold in Udaipur and even more since we were in an open boat
Fateh Prakash Palace
Tito Joe and Tita Mary Ann arranged for this dinner
Lumpia 🙂
We did not want to have Filipino because we were in India! 🙂
Pork adobo 🙂
Tito Joe serving everyone wine 🙂
We were all happy to be in Udaipur, a beautiful city surrounded by water. Â Thank you Tito Joe and Tita Mary Ann for a lovely dinner
Raita to help lessen the spice
Tempura
Thai Green Curry
French Fries
The boys!
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The Oberoi had a beautiful spa, but as usual, I was not able to take advantage!  I wish we had more time…we shall return 🙂
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When we arrived, the bathroom was dimmed….How romantic 🙂Â
brighter 🙂
Go outside the door of your room and you have a small gateÂ
That leads to your pool! Super nice!!! Â
It’s not a private pool – once you are out there you share it with your neighborsÂ
Love Indian textiles!!!
Good morning 🙂
Going out again to see it in the morning
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Talk about saving the BEST for LAST! We arrived at our last stop and we did not want to leave anymore!!! Â We only had two nights left and we arrived at Udaipur and wow, what a beautiful resort!!
Bindi and drinks
The General Manager of the resort, Vincent. Â We were happy because we would see him all the time making sure everything was okay all over the resort. Â We did not see any GM in any of the other places we stayed in
I loved this console table with candelabras
Going towards the pool
How beautiful!!!
View from the pool! Â They say Udaipur is the Venice of the East
Long hallways to the room – we have to give atleast 5 minutes to get to and from the room
Villas – you have access to a semi-private pool which you share with your neighboring villas
Going to the hotel shop and coffeeshop
They have feeding in the morning, around 1030am.  You have to go through the gardens at the back – you may even see peacocks in the garden if you are lucky 🙂 Â
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On our way to Udaipur, we stopped by the Jain Temple in Ranakpur. Â This is a must must see if you are in Rajasthan! Â It’s just amazing!!!
James was wearing shorts so they had to put pants on given by the office
The carvings are just so amazing! Â Almost the whole temple is carved!
There are almost 1,500 columns inside the temple and not one of them are alike
Monkeys on top 🙂
Top of the temple
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Goodbye to Jodhpur and road trip again on the way to our last stop – to Udaipur!  You can arrange with your hotel for them to pack some take out food packs.  And wow, I love their food packs!  I really never really had to take the snacks I brought from Manila!!  I shared them with James and Mohan instead 🙂
 
We stopped for lunch at Fateh Bagh Heritage Hotel for lunch 🙂
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Again I wish I had my SLR and zoom lens to capture the many sights in India! Â Here is a compilation of vendors I saw during our trip. Â We did not get to try any food vendors on the street because we were warned to be careful
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