On the 6th we made our way in tuc tucs to the Amber Fort. This was a steep walk being on top of the highest hill in Jaipur. On the way we stopped by the road in the middle of no where, where a man was snake charming. Ed sat next to him and touched the snake which was scary to watch but fascinating, something you really only see on films. At Amber Fort they were 30+ elephants being made to take tourists up and down the path towards the fort, they were clearly be...

The restaurant was darrrrlicious and CP our group leader helped us choose our dishes to eat. I had a saag curry and Ed a cashew curry both lovely. The popodoms were so different very peppery and small a lot nicer!! CP promises by the end of the trip that we will be able to eat hot curries, we can only hope!! We had a really good evening exchanging stories and backgrounds getting to know one another, there are 4 British, one Australian, one American and one boy f...

Today has been very exciting we visited a lot of Delhi's best bits, this included; Red Fort, Delhi gate, Delhi University, Government buildings, Lodi gardens, Humayuns Tomb, India Gate, Qutab Minar (tallest brick minaret in the world), Ghandi Smriti (where Ghandi was assassinated), Parliament House, Cricket and common wealth games stadiums and Dilli Haat (Indians best market). This tour was brilliant and cost us just 1200 rupees which is less than £6 each for a...

Hey, We're here and settled in. Landed at half 9 our time this morning!! We had a transfer from the airport and arrived at our hotel around midday after changing up money and the journey. We were both extremely tired so napped most of the day and had food in the hotel. Ed tried pokhara chicken which was yummy and I tried a Kashmiri rice both lovely but with the humidity we couldn't manage it all and went back to sleep! After we awoke we went to speak to the h...