Gary and Lyndal from Melbourne, Australia

Grüße Inga und Florian (Germany)

Salim, thank you very much, for your services! You are our taxi driver through jaipur. Good luck and namaste! Frank & Gordana

On our last night we reserved dinner at The Rambagh Palace, a rather elegant restaurant in the hotel of that name. Super Salim felt that his Ambassador limousine (An Indian version of the Morris Oxford), was more appropriate as the drive from the main road to the restauarant was about half a kilometer, and no Tuk Tuks were allowed. So we arrived in great style, and great speed up the drive.

Super Salim was our driver for the rest of our stay in Jaipur – his enthusiasm and laughter at life’s challenges were a tonic and helped us get the maximum enjoyment from our visit. He recommended restauarants all of which were very good and places of interest to visit which we normally would not have considered.

Thanks Super Salim for our time in Jaipur – we are recommending you to all our friends who visit Jaipur, and hope that the Jaipur authorities recognise your contribution to the tourist trade in the city of the Hotel Marigold, with a hospitality award – you desewrve it.

We shall return!

Best wishes to you

Phil & Brigitte
London

I HAVE TO TELL YOU PEOPLE THIS STORY! It shows why supersalim is really worth to be called SUPERSALIM!

It was on the 14th of January this year. I spend the day with my friend Samir in Jaipur at his families and friends place to enjoy the kitfestival. It was a sunny beautiful day and it was one of my top experiences in india. Kitefighting the whole day…so much fun. After we sat together in the backyard of a house near Mainroad everybody left and went home. Samir explained me the way to my guesthouse in which he thought that I would stay, because he told me and my sister two days before to sleep there. But that guesthouse was too expensive. So we stayed in another one. That was the problem!!! He didn’t know that we changed the place!!!

With just 100Rs in my pocket, no cellphone no businesscard of the guesthouse or map(niether did I know the name of my guesthouse – only that it was something with st…) I started walking the direction Samir told me to go.
After 4km of walking I ask some random rikscha-driver if he knows a guesthouse that started with St.. and that looks like I explained him(I could only remember the front door which was dark and the large stairs), but he didn’t know one in the area of Jaipur in which I was at that moment. But he drove me around for the 100Rs. We ask a lot of other rikscha drivers and random stranger if they would know the place. But nobody knew. When the 100Rs were gone and it was already 9pm the rikscha driver apologized and stopped. So I started walking around to look for my guesthouse but couldn’t find it. At this moment I already resigned that I would sleep somehwere outside under a bridge or on the sidewalk (it was 5 degrees at nighttime). But what would my sister waiting in the guesthouse think worried where I am? And how would I ever find her again? I’m sure she would call for police but in a big city like Jaipur that wouldn’t help a lot.

So, I walked around for two hours, asked in every shop and hotel but nobody could help me. Than all of a sudden a rikscha behind me started honking and the driver ask me to stop. That was I got to know SUPERSALIM. Apperently, he was one of the random rikschadrivers I ask befor by explaining my guesthouse. He said that he thought about what I said and he is glad that he found me again. He might know the place I’m talking about. But the guesthouse he knows is in a completely different area of Jaipur. He knew that the owner was a old christian man that speaks a little bit wierd (things that I dind’t mention before). He said that he wants to drive me there. I had nothin to loose although I was pretty sure that it can’t be the place in which I staid because my friend Samir told me it had to be here.(by that time I didn’t knew that he didn’t knew that we switched the guesthouse). Supersalim took me with his Rikschat to this guesthouse in a complete different area from where I was walking around and HELL YEAH! it was my guesthouse. I was so happy its undescribable. I was jumping around and hugging him and told him he should wait. I wanted to go to my room and get the money for the ride he just gave me. But he insisted of taking me to the guesthouse for free. He was so happy too and so thankful that he could help me and solve my problem. That gives him more than anything else in the world, he said. I couldn’t believe it and went to my room. I’didn’t know that this kind of mandkind exists.

Supersalim is probably one ot the kindest persons I ever met.
I will ever be thankful for what he did for me.
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!!!!
Take care of yourself and stay as you are. Full of positive vibes and niceness!

Peace and love from Germany
Matt

Top Notch Tuk Tuk!