Juliet!Wherefore art thou, O Juliet?
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Hi there, you´re the 7-8 person that I know now from India, I might even become quite popular there. Glad you stumbled upon my little crazy blog, been sight seeing India through your blog, by the way is this picture of the castle is that in India?……Well a castle I say, sort off look like a castle now at a second glance.
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Hi, great to know you! It is a fort which has now been renovated and turned into a hotel. The balcony I photographed seems to be freshly made. The Fort is Neemrana Fort a hundred kilometers from New Delhi the capital of India.
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That´s interesting, actually a fellow blogger who have actually I can consider a friend is from Gujarat,(I think I wrote it correctly) seems that India varies a lot depending on the regions you are, a lot of diversity for what I´ve gathered. So that fort is sort of near New Delhi, and that´s a region by itself right?
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Yes a lot of diversity, rather extreme diversity in people, customs, religions and languages. New Delhi is a region by itself and is called National Capital Region grouping cities from neighbouring states for convenience of governance. If you come to India you will see what seems like chaos and a sea of humanity but the country still manages to go on perhaps because this is where people have a lot of faith in God.
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Where is this picture taken? Got a lovely old world charm to it !
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Neemrana Fort Palace Hotel. It is a pretty place about a hundred kilometers from New Delhi, in Rajasthan
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