Our final destination with our driver has been reached - Agra. We turned up mid afternoon right smack bang in the middle of some political rally, so getting through some of the town was slow. Our main objective here was literally to go see the Taj Mahal and get our train (on sunday) to Varansi. So day 1 was spent doing nothing much but surfing the internet. On sunday (day 2) we got up at 530am to go see the Taj Mahal. Upon approcahing the gate that leasd you to ...

Still shell shocked from our Pushkar episode, we headed upto Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan. As soon as you enter the city, you know its a capital, bustling, noisey and of course dirty. We were due to stay here for 2 nights with the usual tourist stuff in the daytime. We arrived late afternoon on the 25th so our options to do stuff werequite limited. The hotel we were put up in was ok, by now we had got used to rooms being totally random and this one was no dif...

So we reach the holy town of Pushkar. Our plan was to stay here fro 2 nights before we head up the the capital of Rajasthan - Jaipur. What can be said about Pushkar? well it has hippy written all over it. Its supposidly a place where people come to find spiritual awareness and whatever else, personally thats all well and good but on the flip side, Pushkar is somewhere tourists get fleeced and for a holy place I think thats bang out of order. Me and Shenel had hea...

So here we are in Udaipur. We are here for 2 days and nights. We arrived here early afternoon after some fantastic scenic driving (those mountains I mentioned). Udaipur is lovely. We are currently staying on the out skirts of the main town so your within touching distance of the green hills that seem to surround this place. We had a little tour of the place thanks to our driver and we went and visited sunset palace. This particular palace is set on the highest po...

If a change of scenary is what we wanted, Ranakpur provided it, wow!. This place was set at the foot of some fantastic looking mountain ranges that lead you into Udaipur. This place was very GOA like, green, green green, but hey no rain, yay!! There wasnt a lot to do here though, it was another one of those stop overs, but it was worth it. One thing we did do though was trek up one of the smaller hills up the to dam they have here to get a good view of the sunset...