We woke up early for another bus journey to Pushkar, which took roughly 7-8 hours. This wasn’t too bad. I slept most of the way even though it wasn’t very comfy. We arrived in Pushkar mid afternoon, had lunch at the hotel (Hotel New Park, Pand Kund Road) in the garden which was nice. Lindsey even went for a swim in the pool. That is when we realised there were a lot of monkeys at this hotel. We then went out with Girri and a tour guide for a tour of the tow...

So today was the day of activities. I woke up at 6, ready for sunrise yoga on our hotel terrace. We waited in the reception for our instructor to arrive. After half an hour he still hadn’t arrived, so me and Sarah changed our minds and decided to go to breakfast instead. We went to a cafe called Rainbow which looked into the river. It was a rooftop terrace place, we were the first ones there as it was only 8am! We both had an omelette which was really deliciou...

Once again we woke up ready Tom leave for 5 to get a local bus to Udaipur. This was also a 7-8 hour journey. It wasn’t as comfy as the last one but did take a comfort break on the way. This was also my first siteing of monkeys! There was monkeys and cows sitting together on the side of the road. We eventually arrived at Udaipur station where we got tuk tuks to our hotel on the opposite side of the river! Udaipur is famous worldwide for its breathtaking lakes ...

Today we woke up at 5 and got a local bus to Jodhpur. The layout of the bus was so interesting, half of the bus was two seats row by row and the other half of the bus was two tiers of sleeping boxes. It was nice as we had pre booked so we all had seat numbers. The bus took about 7-8 hours! We all had numb bums at the end of it! We finally arrived in Jodhpur, which is the second largest city in Rajasthan. Jodhpur is a large city and is known as the “Blue City...

Today we explored Jaisalmer Fort! We explored every crack and cranny of the golden fort. It was amazing! It was founded in 1156 by Rajput ruler, many battles had been fought here. This fort is the most unique in India as it still has 3000 people living inside!! We arrived at the fort by foot, it was only a 10 minute walk from our hotel. As we walked I noticed that the building in renovation where covered by bamboo sticks as we call it scaffolding. I must say it...