not understand the seller bus tickets and when we asked about it, about which we get to Bikaneru, replied '7 hours', which was not known how to interpret - whether the road takes 7 hours, or just badly put message that we get there around 7 am. As it turned out, the first, which is sitting at 5 am at the bus station in the sleepy Bikanerze yet, waiting until it's a decent time at which to begin to ring and arrange a camel safari. Goran tried to take a short walk around to stretch the bone, but returned as soon as the cow ran eagerly chłepczącą something of a public toilet (read: held in open space). We decided that 8 am is a good time to start to do business. I called one of the previously discharged from the guide numbers and quickly managed to make an appointment on the 10th 600 rupees per person for two hours ride on a camel in the desert. Well, here is what we wanted, because through my eyes lost one day and we had to use Bikanerze little time. We had to wait until everything is ready, then podwieziono us to a nearby village, was put on the camels and ride!
course there were two guides with us, those who simply engaged in camels, but it had Radocha. There was obviously nothing that could be called a real safari, but our lightning visit to the city quite enough. Along the way we saw many wild animals - antelope, lizards, desert foxes and eagles. My camel was probably hungry, because at every opportunity tried to stray from the path to pinch a few leaves from the teeth of growing trees here and there. Neither of us fell or lost control of the camel, so that there is too much about what to tell:)
It was our master plan to Bikaner, but since we had a few more hours, it started to zastanawiać co dalej. Na pytanie o radę organizator naszego mini-safari odpowiedział, że zajmuje się też wycieczkami jeepem do pobliskiej Świątyni Szczurów, Karni Mata, a także do fermy wielbłądziej i w kilka innych miejsc. O to nam właśnie chodziło, a że kwota nie była wygórowana (400 Rs. za dwie osoby, w tym kierowca-przewodnik), więc się szybko zdecydowaliśmy na te dwie atrakcje, tym bardziej, że mieliśmy zostać odwiezieni prosto na pociąg. Po drogim, a niezbyt dobrym lunchu tuż koło fortu miejskiego (na który rzuciliśmy przelotnie okiem) podjechaliśmy w umówione z nim miejsce i wyruszyliśmy.
Rat Temple is certainly something that Poland is not likely to meet:) Once on the site need to be careful, because everywhere they run, sit, hang, and using a small rat. Cunning, do not go beyond the temple:) The legend is said to indicate that when an artist dies, you reincarnate into a rat, and die like a rat, it creates a new artist. In the temple of the rats are fed, bearing everywhere took out the milk, and no im not doing any harm. I know people who would not enter there.
to me more like a camel resort. It is the only research center in Asia, camels, and you can probably assume that one of the few around the world:) In India there is a caste of people, dealing with camels, unfortunately I do not know how high is on the social ladder, but I suspect rather that too. Many of them work just in the center and the difficult is what their ancestors were engaged. Camels are examined here, crossed, and observed, and the same applies to some extent their caregivers. Members of this caste are reportedly very healthy, as one adds that the camel milk excellent healing and prevent many diseases. I tried this tea with milk, not much came up to me, so I guess I'm doomed for a little less health, it's hard.
the station as usual, we had to hurry and arrived with a small margin. I do not know if we do not know how to organize themselves better? Most importantly, however, that we managed, and has sat on the train to Delhi ...
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