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Mar 22nd, 2006, 09:47
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Need a really good bathtub and view in Jodhpur?
Inn Pal Haveli
This is part of / next to the "Pal Haveli" in the Lonely Planet. I added my review to "Pal Haveli" in the review section here: http://www.indiamike.com/reviews/sho.../cat/33/page/1 Second Best Feature: Window  Best Feature: Bathtub It is probably 4' x 6' and a foot+ deep. 
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Mar 22nd, 2006, 10:51
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The room looks lovely, but I hope you're not actually taking baths. Rajahstan is a desert state. The Bishnoi villages, only a couple of hours from Jodhpur have been living under serious drought conditions for the past few years, unable to fill their water cisterns. It might not be glamorous but the responsible approach is to drag out the bucket and jug and wash using the minimum amount of water possible.
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