Getting into Jain Farm (III)

lady : At that time u all will be tired right !!

man : ya a little bit, but most of them were anxious to see what is there in jain farm

lady : Then how do you get into jain farm !! Is that quite easy ?

man : After we get down from the bus, there was check post like system there was written jain farm in one of the wall. There was about five colors of flags flying in a small garden made in the front of it.

As everybody was going to the Guards room. Rohit, Naveen and Nidhin was looking around the beauty of that place. we can see a long strip of road( NH 209 , I don't remember exactly) lying between vast vacant land.

The road towards the jain farm was excellent with trees on both sides and most of them have flowers in it.

Umesh was talking with the guard. But there was a little confusion happened. As the guard called the office , he got the reply that there was no booking for us . They were saying that there was no booking in the name of Rohit (Rohit had called Mr Sajeev on day before that and have booked two huts). Umesh handed over the phone to Rohit. Rohit told them he had talked to Mr Sajeev and have booked two huts there. They said ok. The confusion was solved

Then the guard told u have to pay 50 rupees each, for the getting into the farm . We were not aware of that. After taking tickets we started our jounery to the jain farm. But we have to walk about 1km to reach jain farm.

As we walks on, We came across several beautiful houses . We thought that, houses might be some farm house, but that were residence of doctors and advocates.

As we walk across we saw a old style house. There was variety of mango trees. we walked about 1/2 km then we take a right turn and after a small stroll we take left turn. Most of them were tired at that moment and nidhin mk was sitting under a mango tree.

We came to see the jain farm. The first view wasn't that good. But still it shows some enthusiasm to see inside when we entered. we saw rajasthan model buildings where we can see houses in a straight line fashion. They are made of mud and have artistic touch given by many paintings on it .

We have a snap infront of one of the pictures painted there.

Then we came near by a building where it was written as "office" . but no one was inside. Umesh went in and looked around, there was no one inside but finds something which he felt interested. There was four or five mangoes lying there. He took two of them and put into Binny's bag.

Shabin and Nikhil was sitting next to office, in a step which is naturally decorated by some plants.

We start walking in the farm house there was garden and there was lot of children playing stuff.There was a huge step like architecture. So Nidhin who does like climbing , gets into top of one of it and asked Rohit to take a snap of that. He was standing in a style as if he rules this area.

As we move in, we saw a lady with her daughter (might be guests like us) and Naveen put forward the question where is the office, she replied by showing the office by her hands.

We reached in front the office . Office was a small building. which has front side throughly opened. When we gets in one sardar (Balvinder singh) was sitting in one of the chair. He was the incharge of this farm . We went and spoke with him.

Rohit told that we have booked two huts here . He (Balvinder Singh) asked how many are there we said about seven of them. Then he said to take one more hut since its quite difficult to stay in two rooms about seven people. Then he said first check into the rooms and come to a decision. We said ok.

Then there was a boy who showed us our huts. On the way to the hut , stone pillars were used to make some ancient doors like architecture and we have to walk through a bridge made of stone pillars and in front of that there is a large pond but no water in that since I think we went there around summer.

We then came to saw our huts, Tippu and Marina. Both resembles some great thing so I remember there names .

(Bus Suddenly breaks , so the conversation with the lady stops for some minutes)