Making our way through our own Golden Triangle tour, Craig and I took a car service from Agra to Jaipur. Along the way we stopped to explore Fatehpur Sikri. Here, you can visit the marble tomb of Shaikh Salim Chishti and make wishes as you tie a string to its intricately carved marble screens. When your wish comes true you are to travel back and untie the string – or if you are only visiting, give charity in the name of the Holy Man. So this is what we did. Although I do not have pictures within the tomb, I have pictures of the outside and surrounding buildings. Then, onward we traveled all the way to Jaipur.
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