Jodhpur


We had a couple of hours drive to Jodhpur where we immediately went up to the mighty fort. Jodhpur is known as the blue city as many of the houses are painted blue – apparently the colour blue puts mosquitos off! We had some amazing views over the city and a couple of hungry chipmunks so we stayed for an hour or two before heading back to Sunny who drove us to our hotel for the night.

For the night we went for a walk around the old city of Jodhpur and went for a drink at the rooftop bar where we had views of the fort as the sun went down.

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