It's one month into our trip today. I cant believe it's gone so fast! And im proud to annouce that me and Emma havent had one single arguement, not even a little one. I personally think we've been too busy to argue but I also think we've done a good job at compromising and taken time to learn to live with each other. We've had a couple of crazy days in Thailand. Our first day in Bangkok we went to Wat Pho to see the largest reclining Buddha and the largest colle...

Bangkok is amazing! I love Thailand already! I hate to sound like a 'rub it in your face' traveller' but it really is great! I have to be quick because the internet shop lady is giving me evils because i think she wants to close so i shall summarise. Things I like about Thailand (Bangkok) so far- 1) Food is amazing. Thai people eat a lot. I eat a lot. I like Thai food. There is a lot of Thai food here. This makes me very happy. 2) Thai people are lovely. They ...

The train from Agra to Mumbai took 40 hours. As you can imagine i coudnt sit still for most of the journey. I love train journeys but 40 hours is even too long for me. I finished my book in the 1st hour, I'd updated my diary and finished writting out postcards in the 2nd hour, in the 3rd hour my i-pod froze i fiddled with it for an hour but it remained frozen for the remainder of the journey, I ate my way through the munchies that were meant to last us the whole...

Rishikesh was so much fun. Yoga was refreshing and a lovely way to wake up and helped keep us calm as a stressful booking trains session followed. We managed to book all the trains for the rest of India, once we'd done that we headed of water rafting! We had to get a motorbike to the place where you get on the boat. Well the bike ride was enough of an adventure for me and emma really! I think we screamed more on the bike than we did on the raft! Water rafting was...

Haridwar was great. It's just how i imagined India to be. Hectic but a lot less so than the cities and it was mostly hassle free because everyone was so religious and spiritual. The train journey there gave us both a chance to relax and wake up properly because getting up at 5.40 in the morning in Delhi was not particularly pleasant. Yesterday in Haridwar we found a room easily, dumped our stuff and headed up in a cable car to a temple called Mansa Devi. The tem...