Jaipur

 

Our next stop was Jaipur, another city surrounded by forts! We spent the day exploring the forts surrounding the city.

 

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One of the forts had excellent views over Jaipur – and lots of monkeys who liked to steal your food!

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We spent one night in Jaipur and ended up meeting the Lebanese girls we’d met in Udaipur. The next day we headed towards Ranthambore national park, along the way we stopped off at a monkey temple.

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