The Reunion! Our train journey back to Delhi was surprisingly nice, busy as we'd expected but with free water and a free curry on board we were happy. Upon our arrival back at Delhi we were met by a funny little bloke who took Liz's bag and walked us to his predictably rubbish car and drove us to the guesthouse that the tourist office guys had arrange for us. When we got there all the tourist office guys were in the sitting room relaxing with a few drinks and s...

A change of plan After we'd waited in the office foyer for a couple of hours drinking more tea and chatting to other relieved westerners who had found their way here we wondered if we'd ever get our trip confirmation and the necessary vouchers. Things don't happen in a hurry here and whilst everyone working in the office seemed super busy, nothing ever seemed to get done (except for shouting at the cook to make us more tea).Eventually a guy we'd met in the morni...

A day in Dusty Delhi After the long and slightly shambolic start to our Indian Adventure we had managed to catch up on sleep and after an egg breakfast (back in the office) we set off for a day of sightseeing in Delhi.We piled into our diplomat style car with our driver and headed for Old Delhi.On first impressions Delhi is chaotic but more noticeably run down and with the commonwealth games in less than 2 months it resembles a building site.The roads aren't a...