Upon arriving a few days ago, we were greeted at the airport and driven three hours through the mountainous, jungle terrain of the Nilgiris, to a small town called Coonoor. Surrounded by wild animals and listening to the local stories have kept us on our toes with our guard up high. Our first night here, we met Dinyar's Grandmother; she has been so kind to us in every aspect and has provided us with everything we need for a comfortable stay. On day two, the gr...

After flying in from Moscow our Indian adventure and Asian experience was upon us; welcome to New Delhi. Getting off the plane at four in the morning, we found out that our luggage was still in Moscow, and we were stuck without even toothpaste. It's hard to complain about the first thing that goes wrong in two months, so with nothing but smiles on our faces, we were picked up and driven to our new home in Noida, New Delhi, met by 3 amazing hosts and a tequila sho...

Arriving in Brussels on Sunday night flying solo, I found my hostel quite easily. Taking advantage of an early night sleep and exploring the city the following day. Traveling alone can be difficult if you're shy and unwilling to meet people, good thing I am not! I met up with a few Canadian girls who love drinking beer! Coincidentally, I love drinking beer, and considering we were in Belgium, we did just that! With our group separated temporarily, I figured a...

After recuperating from Oktoberfest, a few of us made way to Berlin. The hostel we stayed at was cheap, has an indoor pool, sauna and an all you can eat breakfast…Jackpot. Our first day we took a free historical tour around the city, and became quickly familiar with German history. This country has been through two world wars and it still seems to be running quite efficiently. Our second day here, we decided to experience a darker side of Germany, visitin...

Oktoberfest is absolute mayhem! We arrived late the first night and met up with a couple of Aussie boys, Cam and Row. Hit the closest beer tent we could see and began to party. Sharing stories and steins for three days created an unforgettable experience that no one in this world should miss out on. Six million people at one festival says it all. Unfortunately we did not get to see much of the city, for obvious reasons, bed time was quite early each afternoo...