On the whole Delhi has been an experience to remember! Our first impressions were squashed quickly and I think they key thing for is was our walking tour. It made us much more comfortable and confident walking around Delhi. People will stare at you if you're 'not from around here' but this is mainly down to curiosity. Laura and I are somewhat of a novelty out here and our adoring fans wave at us from everywhere. As Anju says: be friendly, but don't get too friend...

12:31pm-Lodi Gardens, Delhi Well it's our last (half) day in India and so we decided to have a relaxing day and visit the Lodi gardens. They are beautiful, filled with monuments that have actually been looked after and a calming lake. There was even a Bonsai Garden if we needed to do a bit of Feng Sui. Walking around the gardens was amazingly peaceful and the weather was great to top it off! We are currently sat in the Lodi Gardens restaurant-garden area-drinkin...

Old Delhi-walking tour Well...where do I even start with today?! I'm not going to lie to you; New Delhi scared us slightly-very busy, people staring and nowhere to hide. So Old Delhi? The walking tour I'd booked in a similar way to yesterday's tour-someone I'd just found on the internet...anything could have happened. On our arrival in Old Delhi our fears seemed to be founded. It was crazy busy, people stared and there were a few highly unusual scenes in front...

What a day! Our alarms went off at about 4:30am, Laura jumped up for a shower whilst I did the old straighten-the-hair-whilst-still-lying-down trick. Today was the Taj Mahal. I'd booked a private guide through an internet website, which seemed fine at the time but then the more people who asked me how exactly I'd found him, the more I was worried I'd reserved a day with an axe murderer. Luckily for us he turned out to be an excellent tour guide, although it wa...

After our shower at Humayuns Tombs we ventured outside the grounds to catch a tuktuk. We meet a friendly man who offers us a good price for his tuktuk. Then directs us to his CAR. Obviously alarm bells start ringing, but this turns out to be his 'rainy car'-something he drives when the weather is bad. Seeing as the weather was bad, and my checks for a taxi sign on the car went over his head, we climbed in. First he drove us to India Gate where lots of random me...