Following a six hour car journey from Mandawa, we arrived to the hustle and bustle that is New Delhi. We picked up Simon's replacement credit card (thanks Sue!) and got our flights organised for our trip to Bangkok on Saturday, which is still looking dodgy but the foreign office say it's ok! We said goodbye to our driver Kuldeep at New Delhi Railway Station where he dropped us off, and gave him a hefty tip to maintain his good opinion of British people (since ...

Well we've now arrived in Bikaner, another desert town like Jaisalmer (although with less charm!) and it's baking hot, hence why we're sitting in another internet cafe, whiling away the time until it gets a bit cooler this evening. Just to give you a bit of an idea about what it's like in India, Amy thought she'd give you a few of her observations about the country, from a woman's perspective... OK so as a woman in India it's universally accepted that it's not ...

Sorry it has been so long since an update! Rather than give you a long description of what we've been up to, I thought I'd just give you some of our observations about India that we've picked up along the way, along with a few interesting stories! We had an interesting day in Pushkar, where after walking along the market-lined streets for a couple of hours, we decided to head homewards whilst filming the scenery. As Simon panned across the street, we heard the e...

We arrived at 3am in Delhi after a hair-raising drive back to the hotel - a sleepy driver negotiating his way around hundreds of cars and cows is pretty scary! The next morning we met up with an Italian couple who were about to go into town so we shared a tuk tuk with them to Dilli Haat, a market, but the drivers seemed to just drop us off in the middle of nowhere, where we were met by a beggar who followed us around for about 10 minutes repeatedly asking for mon...