We arrived in Pushkar after and very uncomfortable 4 hour jeep ride! As soon as we got to the hotel we were given the afternoon to relax by the pool before meeting again before the safari ride. We were all given classic saris to wear, which make you stupidly hot, and then we chose our camels! After about 10 minutes the novelty of riding a camel has completely worn off and with 2 more hours to get to the desert everyone was silent trying to mask the pain being cau...

We left Agra and had a 6 hour bus journey to arrive in Jaipur, this place seemed slightly more built up and we stayed in a really nice hotel with a rooftop where we were finally able to do some sunbathing although this resulted in quite a few burnt patches for both of us! Yesterday we had a free day and were able to do our own sightseeing we both held a snake around our neck and saw the most amazing elephants painted multicoloured, we got back around 1 and then c...

We arrived in Tordi after leaving Jaipur and it was most definitley in the middle of nowhere, was a small town and the locals were all really friendly we were walking around it when all the little kids had finished school and all came running to us wanting their photo taken - was so sweet. The hotel was lovely and the views were beautiful, we managed to do a but of sunbathing before having a jeep ride to the dunes which we ran up to watched the sunset (realised h...

After getting up at the crack of dawn and getting a train to Agra we visited the Agra fort! It's absolutely huge and full of amazing detailed architecture! Walking round in the blazing heat has made is so tired. So after going out for lunch we crashed in the hotel and planned to meet at 3. When it got to it Charlotte woke up and ran out the room screaming about where breakfast was, thinking it was the next day! She didn't think to look in the bed next to her were...

Arriving in India was not how we expected, after many tears we had finally got to Delhi and was starting to sink in. The taxi experience was one that will be remembered for the rest of our lives, there are no lanes and every 2 seconds there is an explosions of beeps, we saw one 'tuc tuc' bash into a car and and just drive off - this is clearly the norm and you'll be lucky to make it in 100metres without witnessing something like this, it felt like we had stepped ...