#MarWar Rides Again

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E3 Pt. 2

It continues...

We're living for Tankhun, you can't stop us.

We're talking fashion.. (And Mar... Mar's talking Arm.)

We contain multitudes...

Chan is probably so fucking tired...

When the girls are excited cuz Arm has lines!

War's back on fashion (it was her job..)

Bet you didn't expect CATS would make it into casual Kinnporsche Rewatching Conversation, hmmm?

Seriously the man is SUS

We're appreciating, not objectifying.

Courtship rituals...

KinnPorsche KinnPorsche-ing...

(He's in love your honor...)

Fangirling Tay...

The burns are SICK.

The boy is NERVOUS

He is a Disney Princess... basically..

It's very serious.

Now KISS! (also, making myself sad.)

Back to Kinn suffering...

I'm so fine about this.

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Wishing @wardog-of-the-endless the best and happiest of birthdays!

Please give her happy birthday wishes she deserves all of them 🎁.

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Babe... Babe... @markmybirds​ my lovely SoulMate... It YOU

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8 AMAZING FACTS ABOUT THE MARWARI HORSE FROM INDIA

The Marwari Horse is an uncommon pony breed from the Indian area of Marwari which might be better referred to most as Jodphur. Maybe this wonderful savvy horse is most popular for its internal turned ear tips which give its special look.

Be that as it may, there are numerous different things which are fascinating to find out about the Marwari, which is every so often otherwise called the Marwadi or Malani.

1. IS THE MARWARI A HORSE OR A PONY?

The Marwari has become a mainstream horse breed in India as well as across the world. It has an intriguing variety history and is in some cases even alluded to as the Marwari horse. The variety standard is to some degree adaptable, and you can even discover a few individuals from the variety at 14 hands high. This would mean it would be viewed as a horse. The variety was eventually crossed with Arabian Horses which gave the Marwari its tallness.

2. It is safe to say that you are HAVING A HARD TIME FINDING A MARWARI HORSE?

Extravagant possessing a Marwari horse? Finding this pony breed isn't the most straightforward activity. Fare of the Marwari horses or Horses was prohibited for quite a while, and it was not until 2000 the boycott was lifted. Therefore, just a limited quantity of Horses  were traded between 2000 to 2006 when the boycott was applied once more. Since 2008, just an impermanent travel abroad has been permitted.

3. MARWARI HORSE HAS MADE A COME BACK IN INDIA

The variety went into decrease in the 1930's, however from that point forward it has seen a rebound. Helpless rearing norms did at first outcome in a stock decrease, and the Marwari was interbred with neighborhood horse stock. Today, on account of stricter rearing norms, the pony is utilized for joy riding and even perseverance riding.

4. THE LEGEND OF THE MARWARI

In legend, it is said the Marwari was interbred with Arabian Horses . As per people stories, an Arabian freight transport was destroyed off the Indian West Coast, and the 7 Arab Horses on board were interbred with the Marwari breed.

The pony likewise made its name for itself during the First World War when it was the mount of decision for the Marwar Lancers under the order of Sir Pratap Singh.

During the British Raj time frame in India, the Marwari particularly went into decay and was even taunted for its internal turned ears. It was not generally until 1995 when we saw the arrival of this superb pony. A British pony lover called Francesca Kelly shaped a gathering called Marwari Bloodlines, and from that point forward, an improvement has been found in the rearing principles just as the government assistance of the Marwari.

5. THE MARWARI AS A WAR HORSE

Sikh heroes absolutely utilized the Marwari as a war horse. It was highly refreshing for its fortitude and perseverance. The principles of the Marwari locale, the Rathores first reproduced the Marwari in the early piece of the twelfth century. Was it intended to be a war horse or a friend horse? It is difficult to tell, however as the Rathores frequently interacted with the Mongols. It is conceivable it was planned to be reared as a warhorse.

6. DID GENGHIS KHAN RIDE A MARWARI HORSE?

Maybe it showed up somewhat late for Genghis Khan who kicked the bucket in 1227, yet the later Mongolian armed force could in fact have approached the pony breed. Be that as it may, it is dicey if the Mongolians rode the Marwari right to the different spots they visited including Japan. Then again, investigate the image above and the savage war Horses the Mongolians had around then. Don't they look like commonplace Marwari Horses – taller and sleeker than the first Mongolian horse?

7. TODAY'S MODERN MARWARI

Initially just reared in dark, the Malawi can now additionally be found in a plenty of tones including inlet, chestnut, dim, dark, and pinto. It is like never before a partner horse and thusly, it has picked up in prominence in India. The Marwari Horses would now be able to be found on the Indian pony show circuit, and even utilized for show bouncing.

8. THE MARWARI VS KATHIAWARI HORSE – FAST PACERS FROM INDIA

The Marwari shows a sauntering stride with comparable qualities to the Kathiawari horse which is another Indian pony breed. The step is known as revaal, or the revaal chaal, and makes the Marwari both a quick pacer and perseverance horse. Investigate the Kathiawari pony, and you can see a significant number of the Marwari attributes.

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Book for Events and Activities Without Standing in a Queue

Have you wasted your time standing in the queue for hours, to book tickets for activities in a tourist location? Don’t you think this time was supposed to be spent merrymaking? This is a common question during vacation especially if you are visiting a tourist place during the peak season. So here Padharo has a solution to all your problems. To travel hassle-free and make the most out of your vacation, book for events and activity tickets with Padharo.

Benefits of booking with us

Save you time and energy

If you book through us, you can plan to visit multiple events and activities without worrying about booking the tickets from the ticket counter.  Why waste for the last minute and stand in the queue for hours when all this can be managed simply by clicking on the book button.

What all you can book?

We are present in all the major cities of Rajasthan viz. Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur. You can book for events and activities through our platform. Read this blog for information on the different options available for events and activities.

Jaipur

Jaipur pink run 8th December

The first-ever 12 Hrs stadium run in Jaipur which has events under different categories.

Dunes music festival 22nd December

Dunes are back again with its 4th annual edition of Dunes Music Festival. This year we are launching first-time "Dunes Carnival” where we will introduce you with live music, National & International DJs, Rappers, Delicious food, Fun Rides, Game zones and many more.

Udaipur

Activities

Camel Ride

Camel ride takes place in Fatehsagar lake and Sukhadia circle. People and especially kids find it amazing to ride on the back of the camel.

Dharohar Dance show

Dharohar dance festival happens in Bagore ki Haveli which is an 18th-century haveli that has been converted into a museum showcasing the art and architecture of Mewar. Experience the folk music and dance forms of Mewar.

Fatehsagar water scooter

Fatehsagar motorboat sports which involve a thrilling ride in the artificial lake.

Horse ride

Horse ride happens at the Fatehsagar Lake which is a 2km ride for the duration of 15mins for one person at a time.

Jag Mandir boat ride

Located on one of the two natural islands in Lake Pichola, Jag mandir palace can only be reached via boat ride from Bansi Ghat jetty. There are private boats and cruise rides available from the ghat which take about 30 minutes to 1 hour to reach the palace.

Jag Mandir sunset boating

Take a boat from the banks of Lake Pichola to Jag Mandir Palace situated on an island in the lake. The boat ride on the placid waters of Lake Pichola with the setting sun in the backdrop is an experience not to be missed.

Events

City palace light and sound show

This show is conducted every evening at the magnificent Manek Chowk in The City Palace. This show introduces you to the engrossing history of Mewar in the form of narrating a story.

 Jodhpur

Activities

Bheem Bhadak

Get a pick up near the Bhim Bhadak Temple, Kailana Road which involves a training session on rock climbing, rappelling, and trekking, as the guide will explain the basics and the safety measures for the activities. 

Flying fox

Flying fox activity is an exciting zipline adventure in the Mehrangarh fort. It is operated following all international safety standards.

Kaylana Lake boating

Kayala lake located 8km to the west of Jodhpur is an ideal site for bird watching and boating. It attracts people for the solace and tranquility it offers.

Osian Safari

Osian sand dunes are located near the picturesque desert town of Osian on the Jodhpur- Jaisalmer highway. In these camps, they provide overnight camping, camel safari, Jeep safari and visit to the nearby tribal houses

Paragliding

The activity area for paragliding is 40kms from Jodhpur. While gliding to reach a height of 800-1100ft,  above ground level. You will be accompanied by an experienced pilot to ensure your safety and security.

Events

Bishnoi village

Experience the tribal life showcasing a glimpse of the rich cultural life of the state of Marwar. If you are interested in the exotic wildlife and nature then visiting Bishnoi village is a must.

Jaisalmer

Activities

Boat ride

Go for a boat ride in the Gadisar Lake. It is also popular amongst nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. This place is also good to watch the migratory birds during the winters as the Bharatpur bird sanctuary is close by. You can admire the magnificence of the Jaisalmer Fort from this serene location.

Camel safari

Explore Jaisalmer on the back of the camel. Experience the lifestyle of the local people in the most desi style.

Dune bashing

Experience the thrill and adventure of dune bashing in the popular Sam sand dunes of Jaisalmer. High-speed drive over the sand dunes attracts hundreds of tourists from across the globe.

Jeep safari

Jeep safari across the desert gives you every opportunity to witness the landscape and ecology of the Thar desert. A different style of seeing the desert.

Paramotoring

Get a panoramic view of the entire landscape from a height. Fly overcoming your hidden fears as your safety and security are ensured by the experts.

Quad biking

Explore the desert on a four-tire motorbike and quench your thirst for adventure in the desert. You will be guided by trained experts as you ride an hour in the golden dunes that will make you feel like a conqueror on a rescue mission.

Events

Puppet Show

The Thar heritage museum which preserves the ancient folk art of Rajasthan conducts delightful puppet shows every evening. This makes quite an interesting experience especially if you have kids in tow.

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Royal flush: How the Maharaja saved this royal family’s jewels

Maharaja Gaj Singh II, head of the Rathore clan, the warrior caste that reigned over the kingdom of Marwar-Jodhpur in present-day Rajasthan, northwest India, for the better part of 500 years, dabs at his forehead with a handkerchief, sips from a bottle of water and launches into a yarn about a famous pair of pants. Not his pants, per se, but the jodhpurs (think riding breeches, tight to the knee, billowy above it) displayed nearby in a case at the Royal Ontario Museum, threads which came to be known worldwide thanks to the Maharaja’s ancestor, Sir Pratap Singh.

Pratap, the story goes, was chosen to represent his family at Queen Victoria’s Jubilee in 1887 in London, a celebration he travelled to by boat and then overland from Cairo, while his clothes and jewels continued by sea until the boat, alas, sank, a nautical disaster that deprived him of the finery he had been planning to wear to the Queen’s party. What Pratap, a crack soldier and daring horseman, didn’t lose were the riding pants he had on when he arrived.

Well, explained the present-day Maharaja, his ancestor was a fine dresser, indeed, but not well outfitted with an ability to speak English. Upon the direction of “some English grandee,” he headed off to Savile Row to see a tailor. He put his riding pants on the table to show the tailor, who asked him, “What is this, sir?” recalls the Maharaja, breaking into a grin. “And he pointed at the pants and he said, “This is jodhpur,” and so the tailor made him dress jodhpurs. “That’s what he wore for the Queen’s ceremony — and that’s how jodhpurs got their name.”

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How the Maharaja came to be at a museum in Toronto on a brutally cold Wednesday morning in early March is another story rife with unforeseen twists. The first occurred when the Maharaja’s father died in a plane crash in 1952, and his four-year-old son became the head of a centuries-old royal dynasty. The next, a biggie, came 19 years later, when then-Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s government eliminated privy purses, the annual allowances the government paid out to an assortment of royal families in what were formerly known as the princely states.

Treasures of a Desert Kingdom at: One of the treasures curated from the Maharaja’s private family collection and the museum trust he created in 1972 on view at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.

Suddenly, the Maharaja, a one-time student of the British boarding school system and Oxford University philosophy graduate, had to get a real job. Being present at the ROM decades later for the grand opening of a spectacular (truly) touring exhibit featuring more than 250 royal treasures — paintings of Vishnu floating in the cosmic waters, a 17th-century red silk-velvet-cotton royal tent, a custom 1927 silver Rolls-Royce Phantom, a bedazzling diamond and emerald turban ornament, to name a few — curated from the Maharaja’s private family collection and the museum trust he created in 1972, is part of the gig.

Not that the Maharaja seems to mind it much. He is impeccably polite, laughs easily, shakes hands upon introduction and again as a farewell, and invites a stranger to plunk down beside him on a bench back-dropped by an elephant installation topped by a silver riding chair, or howdah. He then relates the story of how a royal family that had its funding cut off transformed itself into the kings of Indian cultural preservation and heritage tourism.

It wasn’t easy, at first. “There was a feeling of being let down,” the Maharaja says, referring to Gandhi’s decision to kill the privy payments. “I had just come away from university, a young student with lots of ideas, and suddenly fell flat, because from being privileged, we became the targeted.” The princely states had been pals of the British, who were no great lovers of the Indian independence movement. As symbols, the royal families represented the old guard, the old ways and, as large land and property holders, a new taxable revenue source for the government.

To stay afloat, the Maharja’s family scrambled, initially selling off one of their palaces for a “pittance” to the army, and also parting ways with a much-loved country estate at a massive discount. The kid who had been away at the University of Oxford all those years sought to avoid future reactive financial moves by forming a hotel company. “I had seen how they do it in Europe,” the Maharaja says, referring to how de-frocked European nobles paid the bills when modern reality came knocking. Among their means was turning their estates into tourist destinations. On that note, the Maharaja partly converted the royals’ primary residence, the 347-room Umaid Bhavan Palace in the city of Jodhpur, into a hotel. Today, the family partners with Hotels Taj, a luxury chain that is part of the massive Tata Group. Half the palace is for the paying guests, the other half remains private.

Treasures of a Desert Kingdom: One of the treasures curated from the Maharaja’s private family collection and the museum trust he created in 1972 on view at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto.

Mick Jagger, a friend to the Maharaja, has been known to hang out there, as has Prince Charles, another old family friend. The hotel, with rooms fetching about $500 a night, was voted the “world’s best” by TripAdvisor in 2016. “In the beginning, there wasn’t much tourism, in fact, there was no tourism,” the Maharaja says. “But, over a period, it gradually grew.”

The Maharaja remains the family patriarch, but the driving force behind the family business today is his daughter, Princess Shivranjani Rajye. She is Cambridge-educated and unmarried, a relationship status her father hoped to alter by arranging a marriage for her. “She had no interest in that,” he says, laughing. “She made that very clear.”

Joining her father on the bench by the elephant, the princess makes some other things clear: the palace/hotel is a farm-to-table-to-waste enterprise: what guests eat is locally sourced, there are no plastics used, and conserving water — Jodhpur is a desert city — is a priority.

The family owns other hotel properties, plus a towering old red sandstone family fort they converted into a museum trust, which provided the bulk of the objects for the touring museum exhibit that is in Toronto through the end of August. The exhibit has a dual function: it is a window into the past and a tourist brochure for anybody who has ever had a hankering to go to Rajasthan. In this way, the royals are likewise museum pieces: walking, talking links to a 500-year-old royal line that guests, wandering the halls of their palace/hotel home, occasionally bump into. “We have heritage tourism and real estate — those are the family businesses,” the princess says. “The rest of what we do is charitable.”

Visiting Canada was a first for father and daughter. Similar to Pratap, their long-ago forebear, they had some wardrobe issues. The Maharaja didn’t lose his luggage en route to Toronto; he simply didn’t pack for the cold, an early March run of double-digit, sub-zero temperatures that had even the hardiest of snow-loving locals bellyaching about a seemingly endless winter. “It is very difficult to anticipate the weather,” the Maharaja says. “It really is quite bracing, though I haven’t been out enough for the cold to get into my bones. The one day we are going out, we are going to Niagara Falls. You have to see Niagara Falls. I hear it is quite nice in winter. The hotel has been kind enough to lend us some coats.”

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@markmybirds​ Get ready, babe.

Me and the girlies watching the finale of "Bed Friend" next week -

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Amore mio! 🥺

💙💜💙 But like, platonically.

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Mar Is Not A Medical Professional

Nevertheless, I trust her (@markmybirds)

I think she's onto something here, gang...

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E4 Pt 5

Very important finale scene gets its own post for... reasons. Assets. And. Reasons.

We have opinions...

For science (watch it again...)

No one is blaming him... like, no one...

*lays down*

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E2 Continues

The gun range scene.. we spent some time here...

Rent free etc etc

Your Honor, he's stupid.

Helping a man put out a fire...

Chan probably is *VERY* tired.

Animal welfare check, there is a concern.

We're Fine. #DaddyChan

Mean Bodyguards (cont.)

Glasses Alliance?

#MermaidProblems

Dress up with Porsche? Approved

All I want...

Set appreciation and art installation references:

War thinks she's funny, etc etc

More or less a summary? There's more but anyway... we have a good time, y'all

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E3 Pt. 1

Talking fashion during the Previously:

For those playing the War game: Kinn's Suits Ranking (Tits OUT Edition): 1. The Burgundy/Red number 2. The Grey Ombre 3. The Black for Loan Collection 4. The Beige

This week on MarWar Watches Too Many Korean Shows

Angel Imagery? SPOT THE PORTRAIT (Theerapanyakul Brother Things?)

LITA parallel moment... Crossover? When.

Point of Fact: Gay

Priorities? Priorities

Well? Do I LIE?

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No Context For You

We're just like this.

Way to go Mar, way to go. @markmybirds Love you mean it.

#JazzJazzJazz

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E4. Pt 4

Tay! Our beloved! AGAIN

Shoutout to Jessica at the auction!

Go OFF Jessica.

OPPAAaaaaa!

Boo hiss at Time (again).

#TheEnglish

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E3 Final Thought; E4 Pt. 1

NUZZLES..

E4 Incoming! Watching the "previously" and being like "No he's right and he should say it"

War On Kinn... On Vegas...

Vegas has 1 Move.

Mar's pretty cute for this, honestly.

No one expects to play "The Floor is Theerapanyakul"... it's worse than the floor is lava.

Damn Alex went there. /Pol apparently wants to see Porsche's balls? / Kinn would shoot him though.

Undefeated (in Kinnporsche anyway) B(r)e(a)st In Show: Kinn

We're holding on to Filmania Kim with CLAWS honey. We will never let that disaster twink go.

And then?

War thinks she's funny...

You must be "this tall" to ride this ride joke works because.. Bible is pretty short. >.>

Casual deadly allergy humor.

We love Khun a normal amount.

Your honor, they're disasters. They're gay. Etc etc.

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E2 Mamma Mia (Here We Go Again)

Start chaotic so you don't have to get chaotic. Also, callbacks? We do those.

Daddy Chan? Daddy Chan.

Decor Whomst?

Remember the JAZZ JAZZ JAZZ Wall? War Remembers

Assembling furniture, cutting bitches...

I love him a normal amount, what can I say?

Also there's a (little bit) of thirst...

We love Tay... We hate Time...