Two common sights in Rajasthani roads are overloaded trucks and camels. We passed by this camel heard yesterday. How exotic! Wonder where they were taking the camels? 
PS Love Rajasthani turbans!!
pearlspotting
Originally from Finland, Parisienne by marriage. Happy mother of a happy daughter. I have traveled in more than sixty countries for pleasure and work. Love cooking, restaurants and food markets. Design and architecture catch my eye. This blog is about everyday life in Paris, past memories converted into travel stories and new adventures.
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Awe look at the babies! I love the tall legs they have!
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Looks like they are about to fall 🙂
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Which all cities did you see in rajasthan? There’s a lot more to Rajasthan than just camels and turbans. It’s the state of culture. Hope you liked it. 🙂
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Thanks for commenting.
This was my 2nd visit in Rajasthan. I was with my elderly parents in R.Park, Jaipur, Pushkar and Neemrana for ten days.
During my previous 2.5 week trip I did the same plus Shekhwati, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Udaipur.
Of course There Is a lot of culture too but camels and turbans are part of It 😊
And yes, love India.
Which parts You know and prefer?
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PS Some other India posts: https://pearlspotting.wordpress.com/2014/02/20/india-top-10-places-to-visit/ and if you click this one: https://pearlspotting.wordpress.com/2014/03/27/jodhpur-the-blue-city/ you will find a list of posts about Rajasthan (the series is not yet complete but almost).
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Fantastic!! But should be so exhausting to slow down every time..
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Yes it is! There is so much happening on the roads: car traffic is just one part of the hassle 😉
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