Thanks to everyone who contacted me wanting information about my time in India. I have been inundated with queries and will get back to everyone as soon as possible.
It's a fabulous place - you'll all have a great time.
Jan
Thanks to everyone who contacted me wanting information about my time in India. I have been inundated with queries and will get back to everyone as soon as possible.
It's a fabulous place - you'll all have a great time.
Jan
Re: Rajasthan Safari - My recent experience
Hi Jan, welcome back! I sent you a PM and look forward to your response. We're looking at the Rajasthan Safari at the end of February.
Re: Rajasthan Safari - My recent experience
[quote]Originally posted by jastan99:
[b] I have just returned from [i]three wonderful weeks[/i] on the Rajasthan Safari.
If anyone wants any information, packing advice on what/what not to take or anything else regarding this tour, camels, India and its people, drop me a PM and I will give you my views on my recent experience.
Jan [/b][/quote]
Re: Rajasthan Safari - My recent experience
[Hi Jan,
I'm going on this tour Jan. 15/06. Can you give advice of what to bring etc. I would like to know about your experience re this tour. Six more weeks for me. Hope to hear from you.
Aleece
Re: Rajasthan Safari - My recent experience
Hi Jan
We are going to the Rajastan on th 25th of march.
Could you plese give some advice about your perfect luggage,as we want to reduce it to the limit????
Thank you very much beforehand
pepss
Re: Rajasthan Safari - My recent experience
Hey guys,
In regards of what to take, the Pre-Departure booklet and tour dossier are very good sources, the former dealing with general items, the latter with those unique or specific to the relevant tour. For example, the tour dossier for the Rajasthan Safari states that the special luggage requirements for the tour are a sleeping sheet, for use on the overnight trains section, and a day/rucksack.
Travelling light is essential for two reasons. Firstly as I am sure you are aware, many airlines impose a 20 kilo limit on luggage and secondly apart from the few occasions when hotel porters may help you with you bags, you will have to carry your own gear. So the golden rule is 'don't pack what you cannot comfortably carry'.
For ease of use, the best type of bag to take is a backpack or holdall with shoulder strap, as these are less bulky, thus easier to pack and carry that rigid suitcases.
A concise list of packing suggestion are avaliable at [url=http://www.imaginative-traveller.com/downloads/index.php]http://www.imaginative-traveller.com/downloads/index.php[/url] and then selecting the relevant part of the Pre-Departure Information. Here you will see an important saying to always have at the back of you mind when preparing to go. It says 'A Wise Man once said that when you are packed and ready to depart on holiday, you should discard half your luggage and take twice the money!' which is always a sure fire way of ensuring your bag is light enough and what you return back with will be alot more interesting than what you depart!
I hope this helps and please do not hesitate in contacting me either in here or at online@imtrav.net should you require further assistance.
Kind Regards and Happy Packing,
Robert