Photos by Som of a three day road trip from Delhi to Jaipur via Sariska, Bhangarh and Abhaneri.

Beginning: Highways in India are still evolving. We are still trying to figure out how to use our highways given the variety of transportations in use - trucks, cars, buses, three wheelers, motor bikes, scooters, cycles, bullock carts, and elephants. http://locomotoring.net/2008/07/01/not-on-the-map-part-i/)

Sariska: A tiger sanctuary where the tigers are now all dead or departed ( http://locomotoring.net/2008/07/01/not-on-the-map-part-ii/ )

Bhangarh: Established in mid 1600s and abandoned in early 1700s, Bhangarh is now a ghost town. ( http://locomotoring.net/2008/07/07/not-on-the-map-part-iii/ )

Abhaneri: Chand Baori, the 8th century stepwell, is exceptionally well preserved. Not well restored, just well preserved. It is a square shaped well, fairly deep possibly the deepest stepwell in Indo-Pakistan region, with thousands of steep steps on three sides and a deep green pool at the bottom. http://locomotoring.net/2008/07/21/not-on-the-map-part-iv/)

End: Jaipur - the pink city. http://locomotoring.net/2008/10/22/jaipuri-man-in-a-saree/)