Arto's Blog - Latest Comments on Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/?disp=comments en-EU http://backend.userland.com/rss 60 Trekking Holidays in response to: Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi Thu, 09 Dec 2010 01:02:24 +0000 Trekking Holidays c1102@https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/ I saw my first tiger in the wild at Kanha and Bandhavgarh National Park. It was an unforgettable sight, magnificent in every way it even gave us a little roar. It is unfortunate that you did not get to see one on this journey. Maybe on the next one. Good luck. https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/2007/02/18/ranthambhore_and_bundi#c1102 Sarah Collin in response to: Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi Tue, 23 Nov 2010 12:13:22 +0000 Sarah Collin c1095@https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/ The monkeys are the best treat of the vacation. Went there and they stole food from us, didn&#8217;t expect them to be that used to strangers and tourists. Nice post, reminded me of the trip in the 90`s. https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/2007/02/18/ranthambhore_and_bundi#c1095 ajt in response to: Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi Thu, 11 Oct 2007 22:28:41 +0000 c375@https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/ <p>Hi Rehan,</p> <p>Thanks for the additional information. Yes, Kota is indeed the closest city. For most visitors it&#8217;s probably convenient to take first a train to Kota and then catch a local train, bus, jeep or some other vehicle to Bundi.</p> Hi Rehan,

Thanks for the additional information. Yes, Kota is indeed the closest city. For most visitors it’s probably convenient to take first a train to Kota and then catch a local train, bus, jeep or some other vehicle to Bundi.

]]> https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/2007/02/18/ranthambhore_and_bundi#c375 Rehan in response to: Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi Thu, 11 Oct 2007 14:09:52 +0000 Rehan c374@https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/ Hi, friend Bundi is a small town near Kota. Bundi was the capital of Hadoti region. Bundi is 36 km from Kota is and is one of the unexplored cities with a rich historical wealth. Once a part of Kota, it was ruled by the Had Chauhans- an offshoots of the famous Chauhan clan who ruled Delhi and Ajmer. https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/2007/02/18/ranthambhore_and_bundi#c374 Ron & Jojo in response to: Watching monkeys in Ranthambhore and Bundi Mon, 26 Feb 2007 01:13:55 +0000 Ron & Jojo c243@https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/ Hi Arto Glad to hear you have yet survived your bike tour of India. We bike a lot around here, but India&#8230;that would be another proposition&#8230;.Guess you stick to the back roads&#8230;..only holy cows and fast buzzards can survive on the main roads&#8230;. Upon returning to Delhi, following our dusty trip of Rajashtan (including neat safaris in Rathambore&#8230;and Siriska&#8230;), asked around for a peacefull place near the mountains to spend our last week in India. Rishikesh was the immediate answer!!!! Rewind almost forty years (to 1968 to be exact&#8230;.a bit before your time&#8230;) Place was put on the world map as the Beatles, at the height of their popularity, decided to take a couple of months off to chill it out through transcendental meditation in their favourite Yogi`s ashram&#8230;. We adored the town. Ganges, still unpolluted, (and no cadavers yet&#8230;.)springs from the mountains. Ashrams and yoga centers galore. Hub for trekking adventures and white water rafting. All pics turned out ok, so you can delete those on your camera. Thanks for the back up. Send me your E-mail (I lost it of course&#8230;..), should you like to see a couple of pics of the place. Strawberry fields forever&#8230;.. Cheers https://ajt.iki.fi/blog/main/2007/02/18/ranthambhore_and_bundi#c243