Got to Mumbai after a 12 hour train journey, where we had to pay for our food and Vic slept on the floor, it's no Rajtani Express! Checked into our 4th floor accommodation that Nathan had told us about. We felt like hamsters in a cage, there were no windows and the room was tiny! After settling in we were asked if we wanted to be extras in a Bollywood film, of course we jumped at the chance! Surprise surprise it was raining! Had a nice day pottering round Mu...

On arrival in Goa we headed to Anjuna, unfortunately we hadn't beaten the monsoon, it was absolutely tipping it down! Vic and Sal chose to ignore the heavy rain and went in the sea! That night we went out for drinks with 3 English girls which was great fun. Found there was little to do in Anjuna plus there was a funny atmosphere (since the English girl was murdered) so we got up the next morning and decided to move on to Colva. Before we did we met Nathan, a ...

Well, the 40 hour train journey turned out to be 57 because of a detour and then engine failure! It wasn't actually as bad as it sounds and once we arrived in Kerala we all agreed it was well worth it. Caught our first bus from Trivandrum to Varkala. It was very different to the other places we'd visited; lots of greenery, huge palm trees and at last, a beach! Very chilled out atmosphere, felt relaxed straight away. Spent the afternoon on the beach chatting ...

Delhi Landed at Delhi airport and walked out into a sauna. The drive to the hotel was surreal. Our initial thoughts on Delhi: crazy, chaotic and intense but fascinating. Spent the next couple of days sight seeing around the city visiting the biggest Mosque in India, riding on a Rickshaw around the market and absorbing and adjusting to the Indian way of life. Had our first Indian curry. Sticking to veg until further notice.... The curries are different to back h...