Travel Story for matadornetwork
1. See the “future”
As I walked out of the 18th-century observatory — the Jantar Mantar — I saw a board discreetly announcing the presence of the “Rajasthan Astrological Council & Research Institute,” which turned out to be a small, neatly maintained office.
Next thing I knew, Dr.Vinod Shastri was quietly going through my Hindu-style computer-generated horoscope and firmly stretched palm.
His account of my life so far was bang on, but the predictions of my future were mostly pleasant and generic, no specifics I could pin him down on.
Still, Dr.Shastri’s place is worth a visit if you’re already at the Janatar Mantar. He charges from $13 to $65 and can be contacted on 9414051118.
2. Check out the mummy
The main attraction for many at the Albert Hall Museum is the Ptolemaic-era Egyptian mummy. But there’s a lot more...
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