Go-an Adventures Throughout the trip during some of the more challenging/dirty places our thoughts were focused upon the reward waiting for us at the end of it......Goa!!The girls were excited for some chill our bikini time, to have the freedom to wear less clothes and generally party.So you can imagine our disappointment when we arrive in Calibra to be greeted with a Costa style resort.....full of fat, burnt British and Russian package tourists all walking ro...

5Holy Cow!!! We've finally arrived in Pushkar, the city so holy that no alcohol, meat or eggs are allowed within the city walls, but not before a very interesting bus journey.We headed off on the 'local' bus, this basically means the cheapest way to travel, about 10 - 20 RPS for a short journey, with every seat full, bags on the roof we headed off thinking that we wouldn't let anyone else on....how wrong we were!!Within an hour there were people sat with the d...

Jai-pur!Jai-pur!!Biobio!!(Slumdog Millionaire style) We took a local bus from Agra to Jaipur.....this was quiet a luxurious bus with good leg room and not so many crazy inbdians! Jaipur is known as the Pink City due to its terrocota walls reflecting in the sunlight and giving a pink hue.We checked into the Jaipiur Inn, this was more of a hostel than the other hotels we've stayed in with a chill out zone, roof top bar and swing! We took a cycle rickershaw...

Insane India - Agra, Taj Mahal We got the early morning train from Delhi to Agra at 5:45am.....we thought that Delhi would be quiet at this time in the morning.....how wrong we were!!The streets were quiet without the usual level of traffic....the train station however was totally different!!It lends itself to a local sleeping den for the homeless (or Untouchables as they are called in the Hindu caste system).These people sleep on the floor but in a way in whi...

Delhi School of Driving Today is Saturday....I can hardly believe that I have been here 3 days already.Today I awoke early....still seem to be struggling with jet lag a little.I had breakfast with a Chinese man from Hong Kong called Ming......(I know, I giggled to!!).....over his egg and ketchup sandwiches and my toast (still not brave enough to have anything else!!) we had a very stilted conversation, his English was weak and my Cantonese.....well none existe...