In this vlog, Naveen & I keep riding in the opposite direction of the tourist attractions to see what the outskirts look like. On our way, we find a tiny village & we enter the village to see what it has to offer. We continue riding & the village turns out to be much bigger than expected. We take pit stops at couple of places & eventually end up close to a lake where we find a food van selling Maggi which also happens to be the only eating option after riding all those kilometres. We have our lunch at that stall & immediately visit Sajjangarh Monsoon Palace as it falls on our way back.

Expenses:
Accommodation - Rs 300(Found on GoIbibo & used their promo code to avail this place of Rs 300. However, the offer was only available for a day & the hotel charged us Rs 450 next day. The cost varies depends on the season & occupancy.
Bike rental - Rs 250 per bike for 12 hours
Lunch(Maggi) - Rs 120 for both
Monsoon Palace Entry - Rs 10 each
Bike entry & parking - Rs 90 each (Palace is approx 4 kms from the main gate)
Dinner - Rs 580
Dessert - Rs 120

On day 2, we spent Rs 1260 each for Food + Accommodation + Bike Rental + Fuel + Transfer from previous hotel to the new one in an auto rickshaw + Entry fee to the palace.

The next vlog which is also the final one from this trip releases next Thursday. It's my favorite as we saw Udaipur like never before. Didn't know the outskirts look like Ladakh + Spiti Valley. Find out next Thursday what I mean by that.

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