So we made both our trains and arrived in sawai madhopur. It's definitely the most rural place we've been, Its main attraction is the tiger reserve. Our hotel is very small, but clean and the people are friendly. It's just the rooftop restaurant is more like really slow service and a couple of tables on the roof. Although being the most rural, this place is so loud!!! There were two or three weddings going on right near our hotel, and they are not a small affair ...

So we actually made our train this time!! Despite a very long wait for breakfast we got to the station about an hour before. Jaipur station was much less crowded than delhi, and easier to get around which was good. I didn't really know what to expect on the train, we saw people crowding on and off, while the train was still moving! But when we got on our train, there was loads of space, the seats were like airplane seats and we even got served tea and biscuits!! ...

So the last few days have been insanely busy!! We went to see a lot of sights in Delhi including humayans tomb, quitab minar, the red fort, presidents gardens (which is only open for one month every year) etc. I'd say my favorite was definitely the quitab minar and the presidens gardens. We were supposed to be leaving Delhi on Monday to get the train to Jaipur, we got to the train station half an hour before the train was supposed to leave, which should be plenty...

We've survived...just!! So we finally arrived in Delhi, and it took us a good two and a half hours to get from the airport (when it should take about 45 minutes!) we may have been half scammed by a "government taxi", although it was very cheap they drove us around for an hour, in the completely wrong area of Delhi!! Then the four of us got saved by a rickshaw driver, but we squished all of us and our MASSIVE bags and hand luggage, in this tiny rickshaw, with cra...