No amount of relaxation can prepare you to face the sheer madness of Indian big cities and Delhi is no exception. We have found a cheap but clean...ish hotel in an area between Old Delhi and New Delhi to make our sightseeing easy, we completely underestimated the role that the heat would play in our stay in the city. Holy cow! It's so bloody hot! It's been in the 40s every day, but a bit humid and the problem is it's been in the 40s at night too, I mean 39 deg...

Now this is what Davide and I wanted from our stay at Corbett Natural Reserve: staying inside the reserve, immersed in nature a luxury hotel for 3 days to spoil ourselves seeing tigers and many other animals Easy! No? But, we are in India so this is what we got in the first 60 minutes there: get off car where we had been for 5 hours a psycho driver enter the Reserve's booking office to find that: employees are out to lunch we have to wait in a ...

Mussorie is the smallest place we have been till now, in India though small town dos not mean quiet town, luckily Mussorie has a restricted car access in the centre and it made strolling around much easier than it has before. The good thing about Mussorie was the temperature, finally the air was fresh, the sun warm and at night we could finally wear the sweater we've been dragging along for 2 weeks. It was sheer joy for both of us, but Davide especially as the mo...

After a freezing bus ride from Jaipur we arrived in Agra, where we planned to stay for 2 nights and visit the Taj Mahal and whatever else the city had to offer.Our luck in Agra was to meet Sabir The Tuc Tuc Driver, he showed us around for 2 days and was our very own personal guide and driver. It was great, a hassle-free stay in which our only concern was to bask in the beauty of the local monuments and survive the humid heat. Sabir also took us to see his house a...

We did not want to go to Jaipur, Vikki told us in Jodhpur that is was 'same same' with not much to see, but due to the holiday period a train to Jaipur was the only thing we could find to leave Jodhpur. Jaipur sucks, Vikki was right, it's just a polluted chaotic mess. We hardly saw anything or took any pictures, we just wanted to leave, so we found a bus to Agra where the Taj Mahal is and off we went. Next: Agra