Jodhpur Review

Known as The Blue City, Jodhpur is a historical city in Rajasthan with an incredible fortress on the edge of town. Definitely worth a few days to explore.

This town will always surprise you to every turn you make on street. Blue house, royal palace, mandor temple, clock market street. Good for buying leather footwear and bags . Awesome

The world's three big blue cities, Greece Santorini, Morocco Shefshavan, today came to India's blue city Jodhpur, eyes can see, all blue. It is said that the house was painted blue to prevent mosquitoes and insects, another saying that blue was one of the ways to show identity at the time, and after the caste system was abolished, people painted their houses blue. The houses on both sides of the street, regardless of size, rich and poor, are painted blue, reflecting the blue of the sky above the head, and the house also presents different light blue, sky blue, water blue, deep blue, and blue.

蓝色之城焦特普尔，前几天的好运气似乎用完了，整座城市笼罩在浓浓的雾霾中…了解一个地方最快的方式就是和当地人聊天，在印度的一些旅游城市的各大景点门口都有一些导游在推销自己的服务，其实相较于国内的旅游业来说，印度的当地人还是很淳朴的，或许买东西之类会比本地人贵一点，但都不会太离谱，也或许是我运气比较好吧！景区的一罐可乐也就3块钱，公路边的一个椰子3块钱，市集的鲜榨甘蔗汁2块钱，重点是很好喝，带着青柠味，冰冰的一杯在夏天简直不能更棒了！导游服务一两个小时收几十块钱，虽然偶尔会带你去几家小店，但也是你情我愿的，而且服务态度很热情，会帮着找拍摄角度、拎东西、讲解…能看出他们很想赚钱，但真的不反感这种用诚意换钱的，就是偶尔有些热情过度的小商贩吃大不消…

【Day16神奇印度·焦特布尔印象】梅兰加尔堡的光芒似乎也无法掩盖这里的贫穷和落后。狭小拥挤的街道，破败不堪的房屋，令人恐怖的交通，满地狼藉的集市，随处可见的乞讨，恕我无法也不想用影像记录这些，只是在内心深处找一个角落默默安放吧。即使如此，这里的人民依旧友好而热情，纯朴而善良。在焦特布尔，尝试了印度公交，灯光黑了一点，空间窄了一点，人数多了一点，其他都OK，坐在我旁边的印度女教师一路和我搭讪，他们是多么想了解外面的世界。如果说这座“城市”的亮点大概是散落在街头巷尾的手工艺作坊了，而手工皮革制作是焦特布尔的特色。