A Trip to Rajasthan- by Aishani Saha

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A trip to Rajasthan

We enjoyed our trip to Rajasthan. We reached the airport in the morning. We boarded the flight, but sadly, the plane was delayed. I sneakily took my mother’s phone and played the “Dino Game”. So basically, you click the screen to make the Dino jump. I played it the whole flight, because the game can be played offline.

Jodhpur

We landed in a very hot place (there were ACs, so do not worry). I was literally sweating, but I still wore my jacket (because I wanted to look cool). After a lot of time, we reached the hotel. The first thing I generally do is go and occupy the washroom before my parents. But this time I was too lazy to do it. I just changed my clothes and fell asleep. Then, when we woke up, we went and explored the most unique places in Jodhpur. The first places we went to were Mehrangarh Fort and Umaid Bhavan.

                    



We went back to our hotel. My mother and I went to buy some shoes and sarees. We bought a leather wallet. 
The next day, we went to a zoo. I saw many peacocks roaming around freely. And I saw many animals roaming around. After a while, I got hungry, so we went to a nearby café. After having some snacks, we went back to our hotel. We watched a movie, and I fell asleep. We were very excited to go to Udaipur the next day.

Udaipur

Udaipur was outstanding. We visited the Kumbalgarh fort. The road was very steep. I fell sick, so I waited in the car. Then we went to Shilpgram. I made a beautiful pot in there. After that, we went to Saheliyon Ki Bari. The next day was also quite nice as we went to the City Palace and, after that, took a boat ride on the Lake. Then our destination was Baghor Ki Haveli. The remaining Sunday, we went to 





Jaisalmer

We left our hotel at around 10 o’clock. We were leaving for Jaisalmer. It took us 10 hrs to reach there. I had the best time when we were travelling in the car. I made a peaceful little bed in the seat behind with my jacket. Then I put my snacks in a corner and watched YouTube on my mom’s mobile. I fell asleep a lot, but I still enjoyed the car trip. Then we reached our camp, and it was almost night. So, we went to our camp and slept. I really liked the trip. We went to the Jaisalmer Fort in the morning, and before sunset, went for a camel ride. It was very exciting. On our way back to Jodhpur, it took us 4 hrs because we took the shortcut. We reached the hotel in Jodhpur. The next day, we went to the airport. We had the snacks on the flight. We also had lunch on the plane. It was really tasty. We finally reached the Mumbai airport. I enjoyed the trip very much.

 



 

                                                                           

 By Aishani Saha


Aishani is a 6th Standard student

                                                                              

 

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  1. Memory FliesApril 4, 2026 at 9:01 AM

    Jab mummy writer hain to bachcha bhi hoga na yaar! As per her age she describes very well. Mera pahla blog post bhi itna achcha nahi tha. Well done keep it up Aishani!

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    1. Reubenna DuttaApril 5, 2026 at 12:56 AM

      Thank you so much for your kind words. She would be very encouraged to read this.

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