ONBOARD GARIBRATH EXPRESS TO JAIPUR, RAJASTHAN FROM BOMBAY


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Although, it was named 'garibrath', I didn't really find many garibs in the train. The people were either middle or upper-middle class who boarded the train. No beggars were allowed in ( atleast, I didn't see any ). My trip this time was to Rajasthan. I've been to Rajasthan thrice now. All really enriching experiences. The first one was during my college years when I couldn't really click much pics ( no mobile those days ). It was a study trip to the Golden Triangle ( which included parts of Rajasthan - Jaipur & Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary or the Keoladeo Ghana National Park, along with Delhi and Agra circuit ), as I had taken Travel & Tourism as one of my vocational subjects. And, the last two were to be the back-to-back trips to the land of the Maharajas, in the year 2015, when there'd be bombardment of pictures ( becos' I had a mobile now, hehe ). The train journey to Jaipur ( 14-15 hrs long ) takes the northern route, hence, in this journey we pass by Bombay's northern suburbs ( in the western line ) and Gujarat. We don't see the Syhadris or Western Ghats in view, but do encounter various lakes and other water bodies. Those are equally enchanting...

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boarded my train at Bandra Terminus in the afternoon...

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As I kept my bag inside, I noticed this cute baby in the opposite seat...

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the sun was going down fast, so I decided to catch the last views outside...

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passing by one of the seven Virar lakes...

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Nalasopara or is it the Virar suburbs at dusk...

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sun setting over land; crossing Dahanu, Palghar etc...

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sun setting over water...

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Vaitarna Lake...

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bye bye sun....see you in Jaipur...

Modak Sagar is a lake located in Thane district on the Vaitarna River. It is the second largest of the lakes supplying water to the city of Mumbai.

The Garib Rath is a no-frills air-conditioned train started by the Indian Railways in 2005 to provide subsidized price air-conditioned long-distance travel to passengers who could not afford standard fares of air-conditioned class in regular-fare trains. ( wiki )


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