Borne-whoa! We have only spent a week in Borneo, but this week has been so action packed and exciting that it deserves it's own blog, a page in our history books.. Our adventures started in Kuala Lumpar, which was a refreshing escape from the madness, and filthiness of India. KL is clean, modern and safe, and was a welcome break, but beyond that, there is little to see (except the Petronas towers) or do (unless your shopping or indeed have the money to do shoppi...

South Ind-ulgence The South of India has been different, very different, and in each way positively different. We have fallen in love with the South of India, and hopefully the following will help you to understand why. If it's not the locations, the people, the laid back vibe, then its the food! OMG, the food! More of that to come, but the last time we checked in we were in Mumbai... Mumbai...hot, sweaty, busy, filthy, loud, miserable, and oh, expensive! So ...

A Rajasthani Thali of lakes, mountains, deserts and starry skys The last two weeks has seen us cross the variable plains of Rajasthan, an Eastern state well renowned for it's unique landscapes, traditional cultures, spectacular colours and vibrant cities. Our first port of call was the city of Jaipur, known locally as the pink city. The city has a history of Mughal rule, and the forts and city walls show that this was a battle ground years before. It remains be...

The Crazy and Colourful: India - Delhi, Amritsar, Agra After a very long and tiring 9 hour flight, preceded by a last minute panic regarding Paul's American Visa and his ability to board, we landed on Indian soil. Unfortunately Mumbai was still hundreds of miles from our final destination Delhi, so a quick internal flight which included a short bus tour of the Mumbai slum and we landed in Delhi, to be greeted by the kindly Rajesh and his driver Prem. Reaching ou...