Hi everyone! From Agra we took a 'short' 5 hour train ride to India's capital Delhi. On arrival we had great fun in the rickshaw trying to find our hotel. The driver assured us that he knew where our hotel was but of course that was just to get us into the rickshaw! After numerous wrong turns, and witnessing a teenager learning to drive but hitting a wall right in front of us, we eventually made it to the hotel! It was a crazy start to our time in Delhi! We spe...

Namaste!!Hello from India. Our last update finished with us reaching the Nepali border. We intended to take a bus from the border to the main city in the area, Patna, so that we could then get a train from there to Varanasi. Unfortunately, as soon as we arrived on Indian soil, we were informed that because of elections, (which had taken place 4 days earlier), no public buses or trains were available. The government uses them to transport people to election pol...

Continued from Part 1 Nepal! From Kathmandu we travelled east to Pokhara where our trek began. Unlike our Inca Trail trek we weren't in a group, it was just the two of us, our guide and a porter. It was tough going right from the off with lots of steep steps and on our first day we eventually climbed about 1000m. Each night we stayed in tea-houses (basic hotels), which is the most common thing to do. The highest point we reached during the 5 days was 3200m at Po...

Hi everyone, Our adventure in Nepal started in the capital city, Kathmandu. And what a start....we arrived into the airport and queued for our Nepal visa. While in the queue we learned that we could only pay for our visas in cash (every currency was accepted except Nepalese rupees bizarrely enough!). I made a dash for a cash machine which meant having to go through security and outside the airport. It was 10 o'clock at night and the 24 hour cash machine was clos...

Hello from the smallest room in history! We had heard that Hong Kong was short of space but our room is incredible! I don't think we have ever seen such efficient use of space! But we have everything we need including free wifi so happy days! Hong Kong is a really impressive city. We've been here for two days and have tried to take in as many experiences as possible. When we were in Bolivia we met a lovely group of girls from Hong Kong and one of them, Foon, k...