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Everything related to rail transportation and metro systems in India.
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Welcome to r/Rajasthan! A community celebrating the vibrant state of Rajasthan, India. Share experiences, photos, and stories. Explore Rajasthani cuisine, history, festivals, landmarks, and more. Respectful discussions, recommendations, and a love for Rajasthan are encouraged. Join us and celebrate this enchanting region!
I am planning a trip to Ajmer and Jaipur, and I wanted to know how's the veganism scene there?
Basically, just wanted to know if there are any dhabas or restaurants who do not cook everything in ghee (oils are fine).
Also, are there any vegan-only restaurants or café in these cities?
Just so people know, vegans do not consume animal derived products, including meat, eggs, milk (and it's derivatives like ghee, cheese), honey, etc.
Thanks.
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I had two tickets of 1st AC from Ajmer to Jaipur, coupe was allotted to us however things went bad since I reached Ajmer station. First sad thing was despite having a 1st AC ticket there was no dedicated waiting hall or any IRCTC lounge there to wait. There was a lounge but the guy said "this lounge is private hence need to pay"
We thought let's wait on the platform, I haven't slept from 2 days for real so I thought let's buy some tea. Asked the vendor for a cup of tea, he gave it without any teabags. I told him how much? He said 10, I said without tea bag is 5 he said harshly and rudely "5 hi bola peena hai piyo wrna jao yahan se" he tried returning my 5 rs. I was already tired hence didn't filed a complaint or argued. I just felt sad.
Train arrived, I thought finally I can rest. Boarded the train, there was no attender. Went to my coupe opened the door and two people were already sleeping inside. Told them it's my seat, they asked me to co-operate and take their cabin. Three seats were empty there, waited for the attender. An old guy finally appeared asked him about the same he also told us to sleep here. Requested us. I just wanted to sleep but with my gf privately but just settled for the cabin. Later I thought he will deliver fresh linens, we waited for 15 mins again but he didn't appeared. Finally again went out and searched for him. Asked him to send fresh linens "sir choti journey mein linen nahi milta hai, but chalo main bhijwata hu" finally linens arrived after another 15 mins. Went to washroom, it was bad again. A guy came and sold us Poha, found an Insect in it.
Now I just couldn't take it anymore, just slept for 2 hrs. Definitely 1st AC is not worth it, third class treatment.
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Welcome to r/Rajasthan! A community celebrating the vibrant state of Rajasthan, India. Share experiences, photos, and stories. Explore Rajasthani cuisine, history, festivals, landmarks, and more. Respectful discussions, recommendations, and a love for Rajasthan are encouraged. Join us and celebrate this enchanting region!
Khamma Ghani Sa!
We (2 people) are planning to on this trip on very start of March. The cities we have planned this time will be Ajmer to Pushkar to Bikaner. Here's the itinerary we decided for now
1-Mar - Ajmer/Pushkar
Reach Ajmer in Morning
See the city/places during the day
Leave for Pushkar in Evening
2-Mar - Puskar
Spend the night
See the city/places in Pushkar during day
Travel in night for Bikaner
3-Mar Bikaner
See the city/places in Bikaner
4-Mar Bikaner
Rent a vehicle and wander around random nearby places ~50ish km radius for fun
We will be going to tourist places in these cities whichever we can find on google map and travel sites. But I am more interested in hidden gems which are not so popular but worth visiting.
Instead visiting a temple, we prefer visiting a village where we can meet people and experience Rajasthan in its purest form. In last trip we went to Jaisalmer, rent a vehicle last day and got to see some scenic and very good roads in the desert, spent hours talking to people, it was truly a magical experience. And so we want to do something similar in Bikaner which also our main destination for the trip.
So recommend anything that pops in your head. Don't hesitate to mention something that's may 50ish KM off route to our plan. We will make room for it. Thanks
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I am a frequent traveler between ajmer and jaipur due to work and since the construction work started between ajmer and jaipur on expressway it has become nightmare to reach either ajmer or jaipur. There seems to be no cororidnation between highway administration and traffic police. Specially the point near bar ke Balaji is so congested also the ring road turn is awfully crowded by big trucks. Really something should be done to avoid these long delays as this is causing lot of precious time and fuel.